#prestidigitation

[th3rsher]

my aziraphale fanart (+close ups)

[francepittoresque]

PERSONNAGE | Louis Comte : débuts du prestidigitateur et ventriloque ➽ http://bit.ly/Debuts-Louis-Comte Où l’on assiste aux premiers exploits de celui qui saura conquérir Napoléon et Louis XVIII : en 1809, alors âgé de 25 ans et effectuant un voyage en diligence, il fait de ses compagnons de route des spectateurs improvisés et ébahis d’un de ses tours, puis leur tient le pari de pénétrer dans le château de Valençay où sont emprisonnés les infants d’Espagne, « transformant », pour ce faire, un cochon de foire en un animal particulièrement bavard...

[lutraslutra]

The next instalment on the Stay Silly Saga

Stay silly everyone, do more of what makes your weird little heart happy, let the cringiness flag fly high my friends!

[vigilantsycamore]

Given some of the uses of Prestidigitation, I feel like your standard D&D setting would almost certainly have people who

Know prestidigitation

Are paid to cast it on stuff that people need cleaned/warmed/cooled/flavored/et c.

Oh, your outfit got dirty? Well, just take it to the prestidigitators and pay them 1 silver to have it cleaned

[brainwormcity]

I may not know much but I know that if you were to ask me, in any circumstance, "what's that man doing up there?" I would immediately reply, "Is he here to amaze and befuddle us all with his prestidigitation and jiggery-pokery?"

[crowleyissnek]

Fell the Marvellous!!

[arkaylix]

“If magic was real like in the dungeons and dragons what spell-“

Prestidigitation.

“What-“

Prestidigitation.

[lockhinge]

DM: Prestidigitation says, "You chill, warm, or flavor up to one cubic foot of nonliving material for one hour". Like a couch! Player: I think they mean like water, or bread... DM: It says "nonliving material!"