You create an earthenware object out of dirt, clay, stone, or another reasonable natural material, such as a jug, flower pot, or brittle melee weapon.

A weapon made by this spell deals damage appropriate to the type of weapon you make, plus extra earth damage.

Forms:
You may choose to make the weapon Heavy, Medium, or Light.
If the weapon is Medium or Heavy, you can choose to also make it Long.

Heavy: Requires both hands to wield. Deals 1d12 damage. -1 to hit. 4 Weight. Advantage on rolls against being disarmed.
Medium: Deals 1d8 damage when wielded in one hand, or 1d10 when wielded in both hands. 2 Weight.
Light: Only requires one hand to wield. Deals 1d4 damage. +1 to hit. 1 Weight.
Long: The weapon has 10 ft. reach, but the size of its damage die decreases by one step
(d12 -> d10 -> d8 -> d6 -> d4). Light weapons cannot be long. No change to weight.

This weapon is also a throwing weapon, regardless of its form, and can be thrown 20 ft., or 30 ft. with disadvantage.
If a creature throws this weapon, or rolls a natural 1 while attacking with this weapon, the weapon shatters and is destroyed.