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Some monsters have the ability to petrify creatures, for example the Gorgon or the Dragonbone Golem: The golem emits a 60-foot cone of petrifying gas from its mouth. [...] On a successful save, the ...
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I'm DMing a 4th-level Half-Elf Bladesinger in 5e (2014 rules). The player envisions their character as a dancing, agile swordfighter — more swashbuckler than battle mage — and currently leans into ...
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I am playing a Way of the Shadow monk, and my main strategy in combat is to use darkness: Darkness. You can expend 1 Focus Point to cast the Darkness spell without spell components. You can see ...
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This is a hypothetical scenario: Suppose a wizard (A) has already copied a spell into their spellbook, from another wizard's (B) spellbook. Wizard A then loses their spellbook. They then find wizard C'...
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I'm a little confused due to everything I'm reading online that explains the process missing this one clarification. Every level, a wizard can add two new spells to their spell book so long as they're ...
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I'm currently thinking about how to build an Abjuration Wizard with the new 2024 rules, and the only way to have a reliable (resourceless) source of temporary hp seems to be using the Fiendish Vigor ...
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Similar questions have been asked, but this has not been answered (please point me to it if I’m mistaken): A leveled Sorcerer (for the sake of argument, Sorc 5) takes a 1-2 level dip in Wizard. From ...
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Potent Cantrip, a feature granted to the Evoker Wizard Subclass, states: Your damaging cantrips affect even creatures that avoid the brunt of the effect. When you cast a cantrip at a creature and you ...
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One of my player is a wizard with chronurgy magic. Chronal shift states that: "At 2nd level, you can magically exert limited control over the flow of time around a creature. As a reaction, after ...
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I know that Potions, Scrolls and Wands vary in price, depending on class making them. This is explained by the fact they are usually made at lowest possible CL and have a fixed CL of spell being ...
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If your character really hated someone very much and had enough resources to stay alive longer than the hypnotized target (Let's say, through the Constructed Resilience feature or something similar), ...
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Me and my DM had a discussion about whether or not dimension door was an eligible spell for contingency because it doesn’t specify “self” in range. He argued that the destination was actually the ...
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My ("plain vanilla" dnd 5e) wizard is now near level 8, and I was thinking to equip him with a straightforward reduced version of "Life Transference". The purpose of this is merely ...
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This ties in to my previous question, where the answer was that I can't target them with a spell because the ground acts as full cover. The context for this question is that my enemy (another player) ...
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The School of Evocation wizard's Empowered Evocation feature description says: Beginning at 10th level, you can add your Intelligence modifier to one damage roll of any wizard evocation spell you ...
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Unfortunately my scheme to win an election using necromancy failed, not mind you because I created too few undead minions. The regions had an electoral system by which I had to win the majority of ...
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In D&D 4e Player's Handbook 1, at page 157, there's a section about "Arcane Implement Mastery" for the wizard. It says the following: You specialize in the use of one kind of implement ...
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This is a follow up to Is this revision of the level 2 Transmutation Wizard feature balanced? I will soon be playing a wizard who I intend to become a transmutation wizard. However, I find the ...
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Craft Contingent Spell is ridiculously powerful, so much so that I feel no need to even cite that claim. It is generally assumed that any optimised Wizard will have a long list of contingencies ...
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If I can cast silence on the ground below me before falling, with the thunder damage immunity replaced with bludgeoning, and we land from the fall inside the sphere of silence, do my party and I take ...
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A few setting specific backgrounds (such as the Izzet Engineer from Ravnica) and lineages (such as the Mark of Handling Human from Eberron) have spells that are "added to the spell list of your ...
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I have a question after a combat with animated furniture: I have the ability Abrupt Jaunt Wizard specialist ability from PHB2: Abrupt Jaunt (conjuration): You teleport up to 10 feet. Activating this ...
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So I'm playing an OOS wizard in a 3/4 shot game. I really like the replace damage type feature for the interesting flavour it can provide to battles, but when looking at the spell list, I stumbled ...
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When Chain Lightning deals damage, does it deal damage to all targets at once, or does it's original target takes damage first? I ask this question because after damage was taken concentration checks ...
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For information specific to the Curse of Strahd campaign, please use spoiler tags because I am a player and not the GM. Two notes first: We are playing the Curse of Strahd, but I don't know what ...
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