Fleshcraft (5e Spell)

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Fleshcraft
2nd-level Necromancy (ritual)
Casting time: 10 minute
Range: Self, Touch
Components: A small ounce of flesh or meat
Duration: Permanent


A Strange spell that can allow the living to change their race and gender, sometimes even changing their size with enough meat and bones to aid in the transformation. To turn a person from a small sized race into a medium sized race the caster will need 300 pounds of meat and bone and vice versa the caster will produce large amounts of muscle and bone from turning a medium sized race to a smaller one. (At higher levels and if the DM allows; The Caster can even craft horns, fangs, claws, scale armor and wings onto a participant but this also requires 200 pounds of meat and bone for these transformations. )

When used on undead it can change regular zombies and skeletons into more powerful undead like Zombie Ogres (4 zombies), Minotaur Skeletons (4 Skeletons) and Ghouls (a Zombie and a skeleton).

At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 4th level or higher (6th or even 8th) the fleshcrafter can produce 2-3-4 Zombie ogres/Minotaur skeletons, 6-8-10 ghouls or even add interesting 1-2-3 mutations to a living ally to make them more formidable in combat.

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