Transmute for Fun and Profit

As suggested in a previous post, wizards often breed a single spell into many dissimilar forms. Sometimes the breeding offers nothing more than a variety of appearances, but skillful spell-breeders can subtly tweak and alter the spell over several generations until they can gain a very different effect.

While stone to flesh or rock to mud are a staple of any wizardly library, more rare and strange version of this spell have been bred. Maybe the sorceress whose tower your players just burglarised had one in her spellbook?

Many of the material combination below can cause damage on use. As a rule of thumb, they either deal [sum] damage at once, or [dice] damage per round. All other effects are better left to the GM to adjudicate.

I rolled fruit to gold.

Transmute [Material] to [Material]
R: 30'; T: any; D: concentration, up to [sum] minutes

You transmute a material into another material. If [sum] is 12 or greater, you may choose to make the duration permanent.

With 1 [die], you may transform a handful of material. With 2 [dice] a bucket, with 3 [dice] a tub, and with 4 [dice] a waggon.

Roll twice on the d100 table below to find which material you can transmute into which:

1. acid
2. adamant
3. aether
4. air
5. alcohol
6. ash
7. blood
8. bone
9. bread
10. candy
11. clay
12. cloth
13. coal
14. copper
15. coral
16. crystal
17. dark matter
18. drugs
19. dust
20. ectoplasm
21. electricity / lightning
22. fart
23. feathers
24. fire
25. flesh
26. food
27. fossil
28. fruit
29. fungus
30. gas
31. gems
32. glass
33. glue
34. gold
35. grease
36. gunpowder
37. hair
38. honey
39. horns
40. chitin
41. ice
42. illusion
43. ink
44. iron
45. ivory
46. lava / magma
47. lead
48. leather
49. light
50. lye / chemical base
51. mercury
52. milk
53. mithril
54. mud
55. nails / claws
56. paint
57. panacea
58. paper
59. petroleum
60. plants
61. plastic
62. platinum
63. poison
64. porridge
65. quintessence
66. raw magic
67. rot
68. rubber
69. saliva
70. salt
71. sand
72. seashell
73. shadows / darkness
74. silk
75. silver
76. skin
77. slime / ooze
78. smoke
79. snot
80. snow
81. soil
82. steam / fog
83. stone
84. sulphur
85. sweat
86. tar
87. tears
88. teeth
89. tin
90. uranium
91. urine
92. vacuum
93. vermin / insects
94. vodka
95. void
96. vomit
97. water
98. wax
99. wine
100. wood

I guess vomit to raw magic sounded better on paper... Nah, it's cool.

Wizards never know when to stop, so of course there were some who attempted to breed transmute spells capable of ever stranger changes. Eventually, they ran out of physical materials and tried to change the metaphysical.

Here is a bonus table of d20 metaphysical qualities than also can be transmuted:

1. anger
2. boredom
3. death
4. disgust
5. envy
6. hatred
7. joy
8. life
9. love
10. lust
11. memories
12. music
13. pain
14. serenity
15. shame
16. silence
17. sorrow
18. surprise
19. terror
20. trust

My first roll on this table got me... pain to boredom. Yeah, I think it will work just fine.