Conjure Object (Wizard Spell) 2e

The caster traces the footprint or shadow of the object to be summoned, creating an outline of it on the ground. Some surfaces are particularity difficult to create shapes in. Grass, for example, is particularly difficult to work with, but chalk on stone, or a stick in dirt works very well. The object to be summoned must be named and appears after the words are spoken. It is typical of its type, and can contain many different types of materials, but no living things. A caster may summon a carriage, but not the horse to pull it. Summoning an item does not confer an ability to use it. 
Specific items cannot be summoned, nor can a look or decorative style be picked. For example, a caster could not summon \"A black carriage\" or \"The queen's carriage\". Moreover, the object must be solid and self contained. The caster cannot fill 400 cubic feet of poison gas or water or broken glass, etc. 
The item appears on the ground in the footprint outlined. The casting time is for the utterance of the spell, and does not include the time needed to make the outline, which is variable. 
==Notes==
Template:Conjure Object 2e
Category:Custom 2e Class Spells
Category:Custom Class Spells
Category:2nd Edition Spells
Category:2.Neal Wizard Spells