Summon Teatime Cost: 20 rupees? After a few seconds of concentration the caster manifests a complete tea set, with tea, at a designated space within arms reach. It’s appearance is unique to the caster and will remain the same with every summoning, but the flavour of the tea can be changed. The components of the tea set, however, are always the same. The set consists of: A teapot filled with tea, cups, a small jar of sugar and a small jug of milk, all laid out on a small tray or platter. Limitations: It’s got absolutely no combat use whatsoever, unless you want to pour a single cup of tea on someone or something. No matter what material the set appears to be made out of, it is very fragile and will vanish when broken. Throwing or smashing it will make it vanish and do no damage to whatever it hit. Lasts for 15 minutes, or until all the cups are drained or the caster dismisses the set. Can be cast 3 times per day? Or some cooldown inbetween casts. Amount of tea in the pot is always enough to fill every summoned cup once. What should be the maximum amount of cups? Individual items vanish when more than 3 feet from the tray, everything vanishes when more than 9 feet from the caster. It really is just an option to have a picnic in the middle of a dungeon.
Things discussed with Eev: No limit on duration, caster dismisses it at will or when all cups and the pot are drained. 10 rupees set cost. Max. amount of cups is the amount of participants to the teatime that the caster designates, who should be within 9 feet of the caster.
New and improved version, with confection augment courtesy of Geebo: Summon Teatime Type: Utility Spell Fields: Summon, Transform Cost: 10 rupees After a few seconds of concentration the caster manifests a complete tea set, with tea, at a designated space within arms reach. It’s appearance is unique to the caster and will remain the same with every summoning, but the flavour of the tea can be changed to the caster’s desired type, and will be the same for every serving in that round of summoning. The components of the tea set, however, are always the same. The set consists of: A teapot filled with tea, cups with teaspoons, a small jar of sugar and a small jug of milk, all laid out on a small tray or platter. The amount of tea in the pot will always be enough to fill every summoned cup once, not more, not less. The type or flavor of tea will not give any nutritional value or bodily effects, though the taste and feel of having tea is present and strongly so. Additionally, the caster can designate multiple living beings as participants to teatime. These participants should be within 9 feet of the caster at the moment of summoning. Afterwards they can move around freely, but any parts or contents of the tea set will vanish if they are more than 3 feet away from the tray, and the entire set will vanish if the caster moves more than 9 feet away from where the set was summoned. As long as the participants are within 9 feet of the caster at the moment of summoning, the tea set will appear with enough cups for everyone designated by the caster. The tea set and its contents are not suited for combat. Whatever material it appears to be made out of, it is very fragile and will shatter and vanish on impact, and will do no damage. Teatime will last until the pot and all cups are drained, or when the caster dismisses it at will. This spell can be cast 3 times per day. Confection Augment: Cost: 10 rupees When augmented, the tea set may be accompanied by a tiered display of decorative biscuits, cookies, and small pastries. These provide no nutritional value and will not save a hungry person from starvation. They look and taste like sweets, and perfectly complement the tea they are with. The baked goods will follow the dismissal rules of the tea set, though the single display will be the same every time(about 20 biscuits), regardless of the number of participants. The type and flavor of the biscuits is entirely unrestricted, though they cannot have any edible downsides like triggering an allergic reaction or similar food intolerance. Ergo, a biscuit or cookie covered in tree nuts may exist in the set with its flavor and texture intact but will not cause an allergic reaction to the participants.
https://library.hyrulecastle.org/index.php/Summon_Teatime I made it, let me know if there's anything needed changed.
