Wizard Detective

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Known Cantrips
Blade Ward: Resistance against generic weapons such as clubs, arrows, swords etc.
Morgan's Note: Useful when chopping vegetables. Just in case.

Dancing Lights
Create up to four torch-sized lights or a glowing vaguely humanoid form of medium size. Regardless of form all lights shed light up to 10 feet.
Can be moved and hovers in the air.
Morgan's Note: No one in particular hates this spell.

Friends
Influence someones mood to be more agreeable with you. Short duration and once it wears off they will realize you used magic on them.
Morgan's Note: Likely the most unfriendly spell of them all.

Light
Make one object glow brightly.
Morgan's Note: For when you want to find the bathroom without stubbing your toes.

Mage Hand
A spectral floating hand that can interact with things from a distance, not very strong but can carry up to 10 pounds
Morgan's Note: No one in particular weighs less than 10 pounds.

Mending Repair a single break or tear in a non living object, no larger than a foot in any direction. leaving no trace of damage.
Morgan's Note: No wonder wizards only have one quill.

Message Whisper a message and only the target will hear it and can reply in a whisper than only you can hear. Has reception issues depending on if objects are in the way. Cannot go through a foot of stone, a inch of metal or a sheet of lead for example. Luckily it doesn't have to travel in a straight line.
Morgan's Note: Cups and string have better sound but this doesn't get tangled.

Minor Illusion
Create a sound from a whisper to a scream, your voice or someone else's. The sound of foot prints to the beating of drums. Or create a image no larger than a 5 foot cube. It cannot create sound light or smell. It cannot be physically interacted with. The clever can sometimes see through minor illusions.
Morgan's Note: Ventriloquism's got nothing on this.

Prestidigitation
A multi purpose practice spell that can create several effects.

• Create a weak harmless sensory effect be it sparks, snow, wind, sound, or odor.
  
• Light or snuff out small fires such as candles, torches or campfires.
  
• Chill or warm or flavor up to 1 cubic foot of non living material.
  
• Create a mark on an object or surface. such as a symbol, or even color.
  
• Create a temporary trinket or illusory image that can fit in your hand.
  
• Clean or soil an object no larger than 1 cubic foot
  

Morgan's Note: The only thing this spell can't do is open a stubborn pickle jar.

Ray of Frost
A frigid bream of blue-wight light can be used as a ranged weapon or to keep cool on hot summer days.
Morgan's Note: Snow cones any day.

True Strike
Grants you brief insight making it a little easier to aim.
Morgan's Note: Banned in all sporting events.

Known Level 1 Spell

Jump
Target's Jump distance is tripled for a duration.
Morgan's Note: Had to master a more complicated spell to pass the class.

There are several spells that wizards create, discover or even manifest by accident, some are far more powerful than others. Being a wizard is a common field for those seeking absolute power at their finger tips. And what better way to show that than by throwing an explosive ball of fire and watching your rivals burn to a crisp? Morgan frowns at the thought. She hopes that she won't have to deal with anyone who wants to throw a fireball at her. She is far from fire proof.

No one in particular sneezes, snapping Morgan out of her train of thought. "Oh right the dust, I knew I was forgetting something!" Several minutes go by as Morgan travels from room to room casting Prestidigitation at every possible need, banishing dust at a speed that would make any house cleaner filled with envy. No one really knows where all the filth goes when a wizard cleans by magic. A common theory is that there is a cave, or a hole, or just a field somewhere that is slowly filling up with a mountain of dirt.

The difference a quick clean to a decrepit building can only do so much. Sure the place can still be mistaken for a haunted house but at least it's clean and that's nothing to sneeze at. And No one in particular definitely seems pleased and chitters in thanks. One can only imagine what the quality of the air must have been being so low to the ground with all that dust. But Morgan doesn't have to imagine it. A weird quirk with familiars is that part of the bonding process involves an emphathic link. In short, she feels what the familiar feels and the weasel, feels what Morgan feels.

"Are you feeling what I am feeling, No one in Particular?" The weasel doesn't even bother giving a response, merely climbing up to rest on Morgan's shoulders. "Yup, We're getting hungry. I think I saw a deli nearby."

A Deli, not to be confused with Dehli. The mad wizard of the frozen desert. Used to be all about selling a variety of meats. However ever since the invention of the sandwich invented by the Gnome Zend Vitch. Deli's all over have expanded to selling sandwiches to promote their meaty options. Deli's like the one Morgan is going to are rather common in the town of Riverside, frequently partnering with produce vendors to supply even wider options for sandwich ingredients.

"What can I get you?" Bellows a 7 foot man with muscles the size of watermelons. His green complexion and two oversized lower canines betray his orcish heritage.
"Uh yeah can I get a BLT Sandwich and for my friend here some fish and a clove of garlic?" Says 4 foot 5 Morgan, she continues. "Say, if you don't mind me asking. How's business been?" The green giant chops a head of lettuce before replying. "Just fine, usually don't get very many of your like though." Morgan perks an eyebrow inquisitively.

"Why is that?" The smell of cooking bacon wafts through the air. "Oh you know, we orc kind are known for being monsters on the battlefield." The half orc gingerly slices a tomato and continues. "An away from battles too come to think of it. The way things usually go is I say, What can I get you and then you either scream or stand there in terror. Anyways here you go that'll be three silver." Morgan pays the sandwich artist. "Well I don't think you are all that bad." She says before going to sit down at a local table. No one in particular still on Morgan's shoulders can see the orc scratching his head in bemused befuddlement.

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SpoilerHoly geez I hope that the pace isn't too slow. Anyways If you are unsure about what to suggest. A delicious BLT won't distract Morgan for long. What interesting features might be near the deli? Also who wants to name the Deli Orc?