Muto magic

[Tugdual]

Pretty much.

Even if your mMF in clay makes it easier, at least it's tasteful.

[Arthur]

@Tugdual

Even if your mMF in clay makes it easier, at least it's tasteful.

Clay's not actually that tasty.

[Fishy (Lee)]

@Arthur

Clay's not actually that tasty.

With the right Muto spell it can be.

[lvgreen]

@Mad_Max

If my magus turnes pices of stone that where recently a part of a mountain into water with muto magic. And then pour it into a mould, what would happed when the spell wore off. Will it turn back into pices of stone or would it form into a solid block of stone. The question is some what related to the essential nature of the stone and how it relates to muto magic. Muto magic can´t after all make some lasting changes without the use of raw vis.

While as water, it behaves as water behaves naturally - gravity causes it to fill the mold. Muto gave it the property to flow like water, then natural forces did the rest.
In my opinion when the Muto effect wears off, it shouldn't revert the natural changes as they were separate to the Muto effect. So the pieces of stone are now naturally mushed together in the form of a block of stone, whether it is a solid block or crumbly may be saga dependent.