Sung Wood
Sung Wood are items produced by the art and magic of Wood Shaping most commonly known as Tree-Singing. The Song of Shaping are rituals within the Elven society performed by master Tree-Singers. Some of the greatest Elven bows of legendary heroes start of as Sung Wood bows crafted by Master Elven Tree-Singers. While most tree sung items are no larger than a quarterstaff or a longbow, rumors speak of Master Tree-Singers sharing in a chorus to craft feats worthy of an age like the size of a war galley.
Other variations of this spell exist beyond the Elven culture and not all of them are intertwined with tradition and the agreement with the spirit of the tree.
Tree-Singers
This allows Tree-Singers to craft wooden objects of pure perfection and amazing quality. However the use of this ritual is most common with healthy living trees and is much like a request or plea to the spirit of the tree to willingly part with a portion of itself on behalf of the Tree-Singer.Other variations of this spell exist beyond the Elven culture and not all of them are intertwined with tradition and the agreement with the spirit of the tree.
Wood Shape - D&D 5th Edition
Homebrew
Wood Shape (Sung Wood)
4-level Transmutation
Ritual - does not require spell slot, takes 10 minutes longerCasting Time: 1 Action
Range/Area: Touch
Components: V, S, M *
Duration: Instantaneous
You touch a wooden object of Large size or smaller or a section of wood like a tree no more than 10 feet in any dimension and form it into any shape that suits your purpose. The object created must be one solid piece with no moving parts. So, for example, you could shape a branch into a quarterstaff, bucket or an idol. You would also make a small passage through a wall, as long as the wall is less than 5 feet thick.
The quality and intricacy of the item shaped depends on the skill, imagination and will of the caster. With only intent and little or no skill you can achieve an average item available in shops and stores of the world. The quality of the final object made by the spell is commensurate with the quality of the source wood. So a branch from an oak tree produces an oak quarterstaff. You may also shape items to a higher degree of craftsmanship, with skill, training or proficiency in artisan's tools used to craft such objects. Creatures or magic items can't be created or transmuted by this spell however items shaped in this manner are often used to imbue them with powerful enchantments.
* Detailed components
Several cultural variants exist of this spell.Elven master tree singers using their voice and hands to shape the wood (V, S)
Druids rubbing the wood with rich soils and deept chants (V, S, M)
Wizard Transmuters bending branches and twigs into a similiar shape (V, S, M)
Artificers drawing runes of power on the wood and activating them with their voice (V, S, M)
Pending: Add in multiple caster/higher slots.
Homebrewed with inspiration from Fabricate and Stone Shape.
The quality and intricacy of the item shaped depends on the skill, imagination and will of the caster. With only intent and little or no skill you can achieve an average item available in shops and stores of the world. The quality of the final object made by the spell is commensurate with the quality of the source wood. So a branch from an oak tree produces an oak quarterstaff. You may also shape items to a higher degree of craftsmanship, with skill, training or proficiency in artisan's tools used to craft such objects. Creatures or magic items can't be created or transmuted by this spell however items shaped in this manner are often used to imbue them with powerful enchantments.
* Detailed components
Several cultural variants exist of this spell.
Pending: Add in multiple caster/higher slots.
Homebrewed with inspiration from Fabricate and Stone Shape.
Available for: Cleric, Druid, Wizard, Artificer
Reminds me of the Alderi Bonesingers of 40K lol. Like this though.
Hey thanks for reading and yes the Wraithbone Singers what a great reference. I always for about WH40K.
Been into that game since the end of the 1980s or thereabouts. Showing my age lol. Always pick up fluff from that game in other places in some form. Can't get away from it, arghh!!!