Colored lights

Colored lights was a minor illusion cantrip that acolyte illusionists could learn. It produced one to four glowing spheres of light in a chosen color that only illuminated their immediate surroundings.

Effects
This cantrip created one, two, three, or four globes with diameters of, , , or , respectively. The area illuminated by each sphere was limited to five diameters, so the globe shone for  in all directions while the light from the  globes was only useful out to. At away, the spheres cast no reflections and from  away they were completely undetectable.

The color was chosen at the time of casting and was limited to pale, unsaturated shades of common colors. Within the area of effect, pink light would not interfere with infravision and blue light would not inhibit ultravision, but all other hues were detrimental to these types of perception.

The spheres floated within of the caster, or rested on their person as directed. They could be moved about and placed as desired, and they lasted for as long as the caster maintained concentration.

Components
This cantrip required verbal and somatic components to cast. The caster spoke the number and color of globes desired and then a magic word, such as noma or mazda while gesturing where the lights were to be placed using one finger for each globe.