Callistram's Canal Conveyance

(See also: Callistram's Gondola (Wizard Spell))

Callistram, a mage who spent years researching a spell to conjure a magical gondola, must have cared only for prestige and appearance—his canal conveyance does not seem very useful, considering the substantial power required to cast it. The spell creates a small wooden gondola like so many others in Glantri City. At 12 feet long by 4 feet wide, the boat holds three to four passengers plus a (nonmagical) gondolier. Its enchanted nature causes the craft to glow with a glittering radiance most cultures would find ostentatious.

The virtually indestructible conjured gondola moves through water so smoothly that even one with the meager strength of an unseen servant can pole the craft easily through the canals of the capital. The small rudderless boat proves far too light to use in any body of water larger than a small pond or a calm canal. It is propelled only by a 12-foot pole (which this spell creates with the gondola).

Material components are a bit of wood and thatch.