Originally created by a long-forgotten wizard who fancied himself in collecting every single kind of thing he came upon (the last of which, depending on who tells the story, either ate him or catapulted him into another plane), Assort and Arrange is a helpful tool for spellcasters who need something organized.

School evocation; Level sorcerer/wizard 2
Casting Time 1 standard action
Components V, S
Range close (25 ft + 5 ft/level)
Target up to 10 objects per level, weighting no more than 10 pounds
Duration instantaneous
Saving Throw Will negates (object); Spell Resistance yes (object)

Before casting the spell, the caster must select a group of up to 10 objects per caster level weighting no more than 10 pounds each. While they don’t need to be contiguous to each other, all of them must be simultaneously within the spell’s range. The caster must then speak out loud which parameter he wishes to use for the objects to be organized accordingly. Examples include “Weight, from Lightest to Heaviest”, “Colour, from Brightest to Dullest” and “Age, from Oldest to Newest”. Immediately, the objects will begin to switch places, either moving through the floor or slowly floating around, until they have all been arranged in a fashion determined by the caster (such as in a straight line from left to right, in several rows or in concentric circles). Instructions must be precise and while the caster doesn’t need to know the specific characteristics of each object, he must have a point of comparison that he does know (so he cannot ask the objects to be arranged according to their current distance to a certain place if he doesn’t know how far that place is).

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