Fun with cantrips?

[danielxcutter]

...besides Prestidigitation, aka Wish and Limited Wish's little brother, that is. :smalltongue:

[flappeercraft]

Launch item can be good if you're creative enough. Like if you wanted you could Flesh To Stone + Shrink Item the Tarrasque and shoot him with this, cast celerity and cast dispel magic for your own portable tarrasque.

[danielxcutter]

Launch item can be good if you're creative enough. Like if you wanted you could Flesh To Stone + Shrink Item the Tarrasque and shoot him with this, cast celerity and cast dispel magic for your own portable tarrasque.

A bit cheesy, possibly. And super fun.

[Fouredged Sword]

Versatile spellcaster into fell drain sonic snap is the level 1 character player killer with almost no way to stop it. No save, no attack roll, take on negative level and die for anything without two HD to rub together.

[Gildedragon]

"Fine tune" a bed right before sleeping to make it extra comfortable (allowing one to gain the bonus v the insomniac flaw)
But Gil, you say, how does a bed count as am instrument?
Perform rules in BoEF

It doesn't last too long, fine tuning, but a couple minutes is all that's needed to snooze out

[Geddy2112]

Summon instrument-it just has to be an instrument you can carry. Infinite tubas to throw at people/drop on them, or anything to make a ton of annoying noise.

Use ghost sound to constantly have your own theme music. It won't have intelligible lyrics but otherwise you can do almost whatever you want.

If orisions are involved, create water(given enough time) can flood anything or make a swimming pool, and if you have the right deity you can use it to make beer at will(at least in pathfinder).

[Gruftzwerg]

No Light: Creates an area of darkness. Darkvision can see thru it. But still, since humans cities are a regular stop for PCs a useful cantrip.

Especially if you play a light sensitive race (e.g. Drow) it could come handy.

[mabriss lethe]

sort of in the same vein: The Shadow caster fundamental, Liquid Night.

Slather an item with the ink and then put it into a waterproof container: Instant, constant, and free lighting for a city. Sure, it's just a candle's worth on its own, but a lot of candles can make a lot of light.