Availiable to: Wizards, Sorcerers, Bards, Warlocks
Conjuration (one could argue Transmutaion, I feel Conj fits better, but it’s the dm’s call)
Components: S, M (minimum 1 coin of any value, max 100)
Casting time: Concentration (5*Coins total) minutes, 20 coins will take 100 minutes.
Spell Save DC 15, concentration DC 10
Upon casting starting to cast the spell, roll for a spell save against a DC of 15 using your spell mod stat (Int for Wizards, Cha for Bards, etc.)
Upon a success, the spell operates as normal and produces double the amount of coins used as the material components. On a fail, the spell instantly fails and converts the coins into a lump of metal. The same results apply to concentration checks. For a crit success, the spell time can be shortened according to the dm’s wishes, increasing gold amounts is not recommended but can be done. On a crit fail, the coins could heat up and explode dealing 1d8 burning damage as molten metal blasts out in a 10Ft radius from where the coins where. Alternatively, the coins could vanish, mold into a useless metal object with no value, it could alert the local guards to your attempt at counterfeiting, it could become a tiny metal construct filled with the righteous anger of the working class willing to attack on sight, whatever you want.
I’m not your Dad, do whatever you want and have fun.
Casting at higher levels subtracts 1 from the five in the formula used for casting time
Example: at 5th level, casting time =(5-n)*C where n=1, and C=coins, therefore 20 coins at 5th takes 4*20=80 minutes.
At 6th n=2, At 7th n=3, at 8th n=4, casting is instant at 9th
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