Mythmaker's Spell Mastery System

A system for enhancing and altering spells

Created by Mythmaker for the world's greatest roleplaying game
Version 3.0 (5/29/24)

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 Table of Contents
Introduction Page Section
Few projects in the last year have got me as passionate as this spell 4 Spell Mastery Rules
mastery compendium. That's because it hits so many needs that us
5e DMs often face -- especially if you use magic a lot. 4 Optional Class Features
9 Sorcerer Subclass
Freshen up the most overused spells
Make overlooked spells enticing 10 Wizard Subclass
Fix weak or clunky spells
11 Feats
Create "new" spells without actually adding new spells
Give fun, interesting rewards with relatively minor impact 12 Fighting Styles, Metamagics
This compendium is built to be given to players directly, but can 13 Warlock Invocations
fit just as well as a GM-only tool, with the contents being 14 Infusion Mechanics
distributed in choice bits and pieces.
15 Magic Items
Design Notes: Spell Mastery Balance 19 Theme Collections
Spell masteries increase the power of their respective spells, no
23 Generic Masteries
doubt about it. However, they are mostly designed to add
versatility, support new synergies, or add situational benefits, rather 24 Cantrip Masteries
than directly scale a spell's raw power. In other words, masteries
34 1st Level Masteries
are designed to be interesting more than they are powerful!
The base power level of a spell can influence the power of spell 54 2nd Level Masteries
masteries for it. For instance, spell masteries for the Blight spell, a
70 3rd Level Masteries
notoriously underpowered spell for its level, are more significant
than masteries for the Fireball spell, a notoriously overpowered 85 4th level Masteries
spell for its level. 97 5th level Masteries
SRD Note 104 6th level Masteries
Please note that if a spell you want to see is missing, that is likely 110 7th level Masteries
because that spell does not appear in the 5e SRD, and therefor can't
be referenced in a paid product. 116 8th level Masteries
For more information on the legalities of this document, please 121 9th level Masteries
see the last page of the PDF.
128 Conditions References
131 Change Log
Stats!
Total Basic Mastery Count: 1575 146 Links & Legal
Added Last Update (2.8 + 2.9): 132
Total Mythic Mastery Count: 450
Total Basic + Mythic Mastery Count: 2025 Playtest Disclaimer
All content within this compendium is playtest content.
Although utmost attention was given, balance issues
Additional Masteries might be found. Add these options to your games with
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Spell Masteries
A spell mastery is a feature that alters how a specific spell works in
a unique way. Each mastery is bound to a single spell.
Gaining Spell Masteries
You must gain access to a spell mastery before you can use it.
Spell masteries can be implemented in a wide variety of ways:
magic items, feats, racial features, alternate class features, boons,
and more. They can even be given to spellcasting monsters and
NPCs to make them more unique.
The sections below contain many examples of how you can give
spell masteries to your players or otherwise incorporate them into
your world.
Using Spell Masteries
There are two rules for using spell masteries:
1. Only one spell mastery can be used per casting of a spell, even
if you possess multiple masteries for the same spell.
2. You must declare your intent to use a certain mastery before
casting the spell, or the mastery has no effect.
Spell Mastery Features
The following optional class features provide a way for Bards,
Clerics, Druids, and Sorcerers to make use of spell masteries.
Options for Wizards and Warlocks are found later in this
document.
Druidic Masteries
Optional Druid Circle of the Land subclass feature, added to Circle
Spells
When your Druid circle grants you circle spells, you may choose
to gain only one of the two spells.
When you do, you may also choose one Spell Mastery for a spell
granted to you by your Druid class levels. The spell must be of a
level equal to or lower than the spell(s) granted by your circle at
that level. Whenever you cast the corresponding spell, you can use
the spell mastery.
Whenever you gain a level in this class, you can change your
choice(s).
Sorcerous Masteries
Optional Sorcerer class feature, added to Font of Magic
You can use your sorcery points to access spell masteries that
alter and enhance the spells you know.
When you finish a long rest, you can choose a number of spells
you know granted by your Sorcerer class levels up to your
spellcasting ability modifier.
For each spell you choose, you must expend a number of sorcery
points determined by the spell's level, as shown in the table below.
You can't regain these expended sorcery points until the next time
you finish a long rest.
For each spell you chose, choose one spell mastery. Until the
next time you finish a long rest, you can use that spell mastery
whenever you cast the corresponding spell.

Bardic Masteries Spell Level Sorcerer Point Cost

Optional Bard class feature, added to Expertise Cantrip-2nd 1

When you choose skills for the Expertise feature at 3rd and 10th 3rd-6th 2
level, you can forgo one or both skill proficiency choices, instead
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choosing two spell masteries (per skill not chosen) for spells you
know granted to you by your Bard class levels.
When you gain a level in the Bard class, you can change your
choices.

Domain Masteries
Optional Cleric class feature, added to Domain Spells
When your cleric Domain grants you domain spells, you may
choose to gain only one of the two spells.
When you do, you may also choose one Spell Mastery for a spell
granted to you by your Cleric class levels. The spell must be of a
level equal to or lower than the spell(s) granted by your Domain at
that level. Whenever you cast the corresponding spell, you can use
the spell mastery.
Whenever you gain a level in this class, you can change your
choice(s).

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 True Strike: Deep Focus
Bard: Luminary Spirit Guide Heroism: Inspiring Epic
(3rd) Enhance Ability: Wild Wit
Optional Bard Feature, 2nd level
(5th) Mass Healing Word: Ensemble
At 2nd level, choose a Luminary spirit to attune to from the list
below. This spirit represents a legendary icon of bardic art and Melbourne, The Mischievous Maestro
magic which inspires you. You can change your choice whenever
The most famous of the halfling bards, Melbourne was always a
you gain a level in the Bard class.
source of fun, seeking to bring a bit of harmless mischief wherever
Once per long rest, you can use a bonus action and expend one
he went. Though he spent most of his life in selfish, aimless
use of your bardic inspiration to invoke the Luminary spirit. The
pursuits, he used his powers for a selfless sacrifice in a time of
spirit is invoked for up to 1 minute, ending early if you drop to 0
great calamity, saving many, and cementing himself in legend.
hit points.
While the spirit is invoked, you know the spirit's spells, as well Mage Hand: Deft Touch
as the spell masteries included with them. Some of the spirit's Charm Person: Subtle Seduction
spells have a prerequisite Bard level which you must reach before (3rd) Invisibility: Shadow Synergy
gaining those benefits. (5th) Slow: Move Like Molasses

Elton the Excellent The Night Harper

Known as the Father of Stage, Elton Gnome established many of
the modern performance practices still used by bards today. Elton
had no gimmick or unorthodox personality to set him apart. He
simply mastered the fundamentals, and became legend through his
excellences.
Prestidigitation: Magic Act
Charm Person: Luminary
(3rd) Enthrall: Maestro's Performance
(5th) Major Image: Accelerated Animation
Esquarades the Eloquent
Sometimes known as The Dashing Diplomat, Esquarades was
equal parts alluring and eloquent. He is famous for his great feats
of persuasion, including ending a war, forming an alliance between
multiple wild elven tribes, turning the tides of many political races,
and convincing a dragon to leave the people of a city at peace.
Message: Long Range Link
Command: Compound Command
(3rd) Calm Emotions: Icon of Peace
(5th) Tongues: Reinforced Fluency
Feldre Faewhisper
An elven bard known for their smooth yet dazzling vocal
performances in starlit groves or shady underground venues.
Feldre was stunningly beautiful and mysterious, but didn't seek
glory for themselves in the ways that many other bards did.
Nonetheless, they built a reputation as one of the greatest artists,
and heroes, of their time.
Dancing Lights: Wisps of Whimsy
Faerie Fire: Sparkling Spray
(3rd) Enthrall: Enchanting Aura
(5th) Hypnotic Pattern: Mesmerizing Burst
Halvark the Hero
Patron of the college of swords, Halvark was an icon of courage
and martial prowess amongst bards. With seemingly endless
talents, Halvark would charge into battle, lungs full of song, sword
brandished, eyes ablaze, witty comments abounding, then return to
town to entertain, care for the homeless, and rescue cats from trees.
Many less benevolent bards despised him for raising the standards
a bit too high, but the common folk will forever love him.
Known for their mortal melodies, The Night Harper was an agent
of a god of death, a bard sent to remind evildoers or those who had
stolen time from death without good cause that all must pay the toll
and part from their life eventually. Feared and respected, The Night
Harper's true identity was never known, but their deeds were
legend far and wide.
Light: Shadowshine
Sleep: Nightmarish Nap
(3rd) Silence: Haunted Aura
(5th) Fear: Momentary Terror
Notorious Nasha
Most witty and clever of all the bards, Notorious Nasha had a fiesty
spirit and an even more fiery tongue. She travelled the lands doing
battle by word with many a bard, competing for fun, glory, and
gold. None could best her in challenges of wit, even to her last
performance. Although her ego was at center stage in her
performances, those who knew her claim she was as humble as
they come outside her shows.
Vicious Mockery: Lingering Insults
Hideous Laughter: Witty Opener
(3rd) Blindness/Deafness: Voice of Doom
(5th) Bestow Curse: Inhibiting Curse
Sephiria Silverstring
Sephiria is known as the patron bard of illusion. She developed
many unique techniques that are still taught today in bard colleges
around the world, using illusion to deceive, protect, empower, and
more. Her genius has cemented her in the halls of bardic fame
forever.
Minor Illusion: Crafty Chorus
Disguise Self: Subtle Shift
(3rd) Mirror Image: Illusory Army
(5th) Major Image: Compound Illusion

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Cleric: Sage Spirit Guide
Optional Cleric Feature, 2nd level
At 2nd level, choose a Sage spirit to attune to from the list
below. This spirit represents a legendary icon of cleric faith and
spellcasting which you aspire to. You can change your choice
whenever you gain a level in the Cleric class.
Once per long rest, you can use a bonus action and expend one
use of your channel divinity to invoke the Sage spirit. The spirit is
invoked for up to 1 minute, ending early if you drop to 0 hit points.
While the spirit is invoked, you know the spirit's spells, as well
as the spell masteries included with them. Some of the spirit's
spells have a prerequisite Cleric level which you must reach before
gaining those benefits.
Saint Andrews of the Ardent Flame
A warrior priest renowned for his zeal and courage. Channeling
divine fire, Saint Andrews was never afraid to boldly proclaim (and
enforce) his faith amongst evildoers, earning him a place in the
halls of the sages.
Sacred Flame: Soulfire
Guiding Bolt: Critical Mark
(3rd) Continual Flame: Sunfire
(5th) Daylight: Dangerous Daylight
Blessed Bartholamew
An icon of benevolence and kindness, blessed bartholamew
established a legacy of charity and giving that still lives on to this
day, even amongst those who don't hold to the same faith.
Resistance: Sparing Spell
Bless: Vital Blessing
(3rd) Aid: Optimistic Advantage
(5th) Beacon of Hope: Sage's Aura
Joachim the Just
Arbiter of divine law, Joachim the Just spent his early days as a
warrior, enforcing law via martial prowess and divine magic,
before retiring the sword and taking up his place as leader of the
holy court in a great kingdom.
Thaumaturgy: Agent of Awe
Command: Discipline the Disobedient
(3rd) Hold Person: Close Capture
(5th) Dispel Magic: Forceful Dispel
Mary, The Merciful Mother
Most famous perhaps of all the saints, Merciful Mother Mary is a
figure beloved and respected by even the agnostic and the
unreligious. Mentor of the great Blessed Bartholamew and in many
ways to the matriarch of most charity across the lands, she taught
that everyone (even evildoers who turn from their ways) deserves
mercy and life.
Spare the Dying: Extend Spirit
Cure Wounds: Shared Healing
(3rd) Lesser Restoration: Healing Supplement
(5th) Revivify: Curing Combination
Orsine, Divine Oracle
The saint of divination, Orsine's legacy is her foresight and
prophecy. Her teachings are still studied by clerics seeking to
master the art of divination around the world today.
Guidance: Ally's Gift
Detect Evil and Good: Divined Defenses
(3rd) Augury: Fateful Foresight
(5th) Clairvoyance: Quick Clairvoyance
Raela, Radiant Soul
Raela's beauty was matched only be her piety. Perhaps the most
famous amongst the domains of light, Raela is renowned for her
love of truth and devotion to purity. Though she has no eloquent
teachings or exceptional deeds, her legacy is one of idea -- an icon
of unadulterated, untainted devotion to belief.
Light: Overshine
Sanctuary: Radiant Refuge
(3rd) Aid: Aura of the Unstained
(5th) Beacon of Hope: Light the Beacon
Sir Patrick the Protector Priest
The fame of Sir Patrick starkly contrasts his humility. Patrick was a
simple priest, never leading any large parish or receiving high
accolades during his life. Instead, he travelled in rags and simple
armor, seeking to protect the weak with what strength and courage
he had. Over his long lifetime, the dwarf likely saved thousands of
lives. It was only after his death that he would finally gain the
recognition he truly deserved, entering the halls of the saint sages
for eternity.
Spare the Dying: Preemptive Protection
Shield of Faith: Abjuration Expertise
(3rd) Warding Bond: Defensive Ward
(5th) Protection From Energy: Short-Span Shield
Zaphara, Shadow Saint
Something of an anti-hero, Zaphara's reverence to deities of
darkness was a source of much contraversy amongst the cleric
community. However, her contributions to protecting the realm in a
time of threat at the hands of an army of aberrations was vital,
ultimately earning her the respect of the highest ranking clerics in
the land, and a place in legend.
Sacred Flame: Dark Spark
Bane: Doomsayer's Gloom
(3rd) Blindness/Deafness: Mortality Shroud
(5th) Bestow Curse: Unsettling Utterance
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Druid: Shepherd Spirit Guide Grovekeeper Geroth
Master of trees and all things green, Geroth was led the legendary
Optional Druid Feature, 2nd level
Eldgrove conclave. Never afraid to get into the mix of things, he
At 2nd level, choose a Shepherd spirit to attune to from the list
was a respected warrior and brave leader.
below. This spirit represents a legendary druid from ages past, the
memory of which helps guide you through your own journey. You Shillelagh: Blackthorn Bark
can change your choice whenever you gain a level in the Druid Entangle: Verdant Alliance
class. (3rd) Barkskin: Grovekeeper's Resilience
Once per long rest, you can use a bonus action and expend one (5th) Plant Growth: Seasonal Spurt
use of your wild shape to invoke the Shepherd spirit. The spirit is
invoked for up to 1 minute, ending early if you drop to 0 hit points. Lumos, The Moonwarden
While the spirit is invoked, you know the spirit's spells, as well An elven druid famed as a hunter of supernatural monsters who
as the spell masteries included with them. Some of the spirit's threaten the balance of nature. Lumos is famous even amongst
spells have a prerequisite Druid level which you must reach before those who don't follow a druidic path.
gaining those benefits.
Produce Flame: Moonfire
Boaz, the Sleeping King Fog Cloud: Mistwalker
As close to a bear as a humanoid can get, Boaz is a legendary (3rd) Moonbeam: Lunar Cycle
Firbolg druid of hulking size and hairy complexion, with a love for (5th) Daylight: Moon Mirror
honey and hibernating. Though an imposing figure, he was a gentle
and wise leader. Mordhur, Winter's Master
Mordhur was much feared and respected. The dwarven druid was
Druidcraft: Instinct king of a city in the frozen farlands of the north, where he ruled
Goodberry: Preservation with mercy for his own, but an ice cold ruthlessness for those who
(3rd) Enhance Ability: Wild Might betrayed or harmed his people.
(5th) Conjure Animals: Primal Endurance
Produce Flame: Wanderer's Hearth
Caedric, Child of the Wildfire Fog Cloud: Freezing Fog
Caedric was a chaotic halfling druid with a love for fire and an (3rd) Flame Blade: Icebrand
equally fiery personality, infamous for always stirring up trouble. (5th) Sleet Storm: White Walker
However, Caedric was also a passionate protector of the places
and people that he loved, and fought valiantly when a greedy Sevryn Stormwing
empire attempted to take over his native lands. Sevryn had no high-station or noble birth. She was a simple druid
who made her way on her own, until a hobgoblin army threatened
Produce Flame: Great Ball of Fire her home village. The half-elf druid gained her fame by fending off
Fog Cloud: Steam Surge the army with a superstorm ritual, which took her life.
(3rd) Flame Blade: Scorching Sword
(5th) Sleet Storm: Cinder Storm Shillelagh: Stormwood Strikes
Thunderwave: Lift Off
Elise, Spirit Shepherdess (3rd) Gust of Wind: Growing Gust
A gentle and wise shaman, Elise had a special touch when it came (5th) Call Lightning: Superstorm
to matters of spirit magic. Some said she could see and speak to the
spirits of nature around her, and that they were attracted to her Vex, Viper Queen
soul like a beacon. Even hundreds of years after her life, shamanic The elven druid Vex was not one to be trifled with. A sharp tongue
druids pay homage to her spirit. and sharper blade led to plenty of entertaining stories, still told to
young druids to this day.
Guidance: Guiding Light
Protection From Evil & Good: Bulwark Poison Spray: Sickening Spray
(3rd) Lesser Restoration: Life Giver Detect Poison & Disease: Keen Senses
(5th) Revivify: Nine Lives (3rd) Spike Growth: Toxic Thorns
(5th) Daylight: Sun Sickness
Durak, Lord of the Stone Circle
Leader of the dwarven druid conclave, Durak was legendary for Winni Wildjoy
his resilience and discerning wisdom, but also for his stubbornness. A whimsical nomadic gnome druid, Winni was beloved across the
lands for her fun-loving, curious personality and generous,
Resistance: Inner Resilience benevolent approach to druidism.
Longstrider: Wild Stride
(3rd) Darkvision: Alert Instincts Druidcraft: Wild Whimsy
(5th) Meld Into Stone: Slip Into Stone Animal Friendship: Close Kinship
(3rd) Locate Animals or Plants: Attuned With Nature
(5th) Speak With Plants: Traveler's Tongue

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Sorcerer: Essence Spirit Guide Essence of Frost
Ray of Frost: Subzero
Optional Sorcerer feature, 2nd level
Burning Hands: Icy Hot
At 2nd level, choose an Essence spirit to attune to from the list
(3rd) Flaming Sphere: Avalanche Orb
below. This spirit represents a powerful spirit connected to the
(5th) Sleet Storm: Focus Frost
weave itself which epitomizes certain kinds of magic, formed from
a collection of sorcerous souls before you. You can change your Essence of the Observer
choice whenever you gain a level in the Sorcerer class.
Light: Close Control
Once per long rest, you can use a bonus action and expend two
Detect Magic: Aware & Alert
sorcerery points to invoke the Essence spirit. The spirit is invoked
(3rd) Detect Thoughts: Far Reach
for up to 1 minute, ending early if you drop to 0 hit points.
(5th) Clairvoyance: Quick Clairvoyance
While the spirit is invoked, you know the spirit's spells, as well
as the spell masteries included with them. Some of the spirit's Essence of Protection
spells have a prerequisite Sorcerer level which you must reach
Dancing Lights: Defensive Dance
before gaining those benefits.
Shield: Proactive Protection
Essence of Acid (3rd) Mirror Image: Protective Forms
(5th) Counterspell: Determined Defenses
Acid Splash: Soaking Splash
Grease: Corrosive Pool Essence of Radiance
(3rd) Scorching Ray: Acidic Orbs
Light: Overshine
(5th) Fireball: Bitter Boil
Color Spray: Lingering Light
Essence of Aether (3rd) Flame Blade: Dawnbrand
(5th) Daylight: Brightest at Dawn
Minor Illusion: Supplement Spell
Mage Armor: Field of Force Essence of Storm
(3rd) Invisibility: Careful Casting
Shocking Grasp: Lightning Leap
(5th) Blink: In The Blink Of An Eye
Thunderwave: Booming Blast
Essence of Blood (3rd) Gust of Wind: Concentrated Winds
(5th) Lightning Bolt: Arcing Energy
Poison Spray: Necrotic Toxin
False Life: Gravewalker Ward Essence of War
(3rd) Blindness/Deafness: Mortality Shroud
True Strike: Force of Focus
(5th) Vampiric Touch: Ravenous Hunger
Mage Armor: Light Armor
Essence of Chaos (3rd) Magic Weapon: Spellblade
(5th) Haste: Stable Spell
Prestidigitation: Sprinkle of Chaos
Magic Missile: Chaos Quiver
(3rd) Misty Step: Arcane Afterboost
(5th) Hypnotic Pattern: Dazzling Disconnect

Essence of Darkness
Chill Touch: Haunting Hand
Sleep: Diurnal Doom
(3rd) Darkness: Shadow Synergy
(5th) Fear: Afraid of the Dark

Essence of Dragons
Prestidigitation: Dragonmage's Ethos
Find Familiar: Draconic Ally
Heat Metal: Searing Scales
Lightning Bolt: Dragon's Breath

Essence of Fire
Fire Bolt: Ignite
Burning Hands: Reaching Inferno
(3rd) Scorching Ray: Diminishing Heat
(5th) Fireball: Intense Explosion

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Sorcerer Subclass: Signature Secrets
Weaveseeker When you reach 18th level, choose two Sorcerer spells you know.
You learn all basic spell masteries for each of the chosen spells.
Most sorcerers tap into the same parts of the weave that all Additionally, you can use the Complex spell metamagic for these
sorcerous heritage shares, learning basic spells known to many spells without expending sorcery points.
sorcerers throughout history. There are some, however, called
Weaveseekers, that have an even deeper connection to the weave. Mythic Mastery Addendum
As these sorcerers grow into their powers, they gain access to
magic typically reserved to other kinds of spellcasters, and even to
If you have the Mythic Spell Mastery compendium,
the Signature Secrets feature can also grant access to
secret versions of spells that no other caster might know. These
one Mythic spell mastery of the player's choice for
unique, mastered spells might come from other realities, lost
each of the chosen spells.
pockets of weave energy, or memories of a long deceased sorcerer,
or even the imagination of the weaveseeker themselves.

Weaveseeker Secrets
Starting at 1st level, you learn two 1st-level spells of your choice
from the Bard, Sorcerer, Warlock, or Wizard spell lists. Each spell
counts as a Sorcerer spell for you, but doesn't count against your
number of spells known (as shown in the Sorcerer class table).
You learn additional spells this way as you gain access to higher
levels of magic. When your Sorcerer class level grants you a spell
slot of a new, higher level, you learn one spell of that level from the
Bard, Sorcerer, Warlock, or Wizard spell list.
Additionally, whenever your Sorcerer class levels allow you to
learn a new spell, you also learn one basic mastery of your choice
for that spell.

Note: Inherited Secrets

The Inherited Secrets feature includes spells you gain
from your Sorcerer class (the Spells Known column of
the class table, as well as cantrips) and subclass, but
not spells you learn from feats, magic items, etc. It also
doesn't include spells that you temporarily gain access
to, such as via the Essence Spirit Guide feature.

Innate Arcana
Starting at 6th level, you gain proficiency in the Arcana skill.
Additionally, you can use your Charisma modifier, instead of
Intelligence, for the Arcana skill, and your proficiency bonus is
doubled for Charisma (Arcana) checks.
Further, you can attempt to use spell scrolls for spells of any
class. If the spell isn't a Sorcerer spell, you must make an ability
check using your spellcasting ability to determine whether you cast
it successfully. The DC equals 10 + the spell’s level. On a failed
check, the spell disappears from the scroll with no other effect.

Eyes of the Arcane Soul

Starting at 14th level, you are under the effects of the Detect Magic
spell permanently. Additionally, you have advantage on saving
throws against spells, as long as you can see the spell being cast.

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Wizard Subclass: Spellspinner
The spellspinner wizard isn't just content to add new spells to their
spellbook. Ever curious, bordering on obsessive, spellspinners seek
to master their spells down to the most minute detail, personalizing
the spells they love into their own unique style.
Mastery Savant
Beginning when you select this school at 2nd level, the gold and
time you must spend to copy a spell mastery into your spellbook is
halved.
While a spell mastery is in your spellbook, you can use that spell
mastery whenever you cast the corresponding spell.
Spellbooks & Copying Masteries
A Wizard can scribe spell masteries into their
spellbook in exactly the same way they would spells.
To copy a spell mastery, the wizard will need to find
another spellbook or spell scroll that contains a
mastery.
The level of the mastery is equal to the level of the
spell it alters. For these purposes, cantrip spell
masteries are treated as 1st level. As with spells, the
level of the mastery determines the time and gold cost
required to copy the mastery into a spellbook.
A game master should remember that spell masteries
increase the power of their respective spell in most
cases. Granting new spell masteries can be more
significant than granting new spells, and should be
done sparingly.
Spellspinner Studies
Starting at 2nd level, you learn to put your own personal spin on
your favorite spells. You learn a number of spell masteries as
shown in the table below. You can choose spell masteries for any
Wizard spell in your spellbook, or any Wizard cantrip you know.
You can learn multiple masteries for the same spell, if you wish.
The spell masteries you learn are added to your spellbook
permanently.
Wizard Level Masteries Known
2nd 4
6th 8
10th 12
14th 16
18th 20
Reminder: Multiple Masteries
Only one spell mastery can be used per casting of a
spell, even if you possess multiple masteries for the
same spell.
Evolved Spells
Starting at 6th level, your spells become something new when you
affect them with your masteries.
When you cast a spell of 1st level or higher and use a spell
mastery, the spell is automatically cast as though using a spell slot
of one level higher (to a maximum of 9th level).
Additionally, you have advantage on any Constitution saving
throw made to maintain concentration on a spell you cast using a
spell mastery.
Improvised Inspiration
Starting at 10th level, you are so familiar with personalizing spells
that you can improvise and adapt to new masteries quickly.
When you cast a spell, you can attempt to use a mastery for it,
even one you don't know. Make an ability check with your
spellcasting ability. The DC equals 12 + the level of the spell you
are casting. You have advantage on the check if you already know
at least one other mastery for that spell.
On a success, you can choose one basic mastery for the spell and
use it in that casting of the spell. On a failure, the spell is cast
normally, with no mastery. If you fail the check by a margin of 10
or more, the spell fails and any resource or action used to cast it is
wasted.
You can attempt to do this a number of times equal to your
proficiency bonus. You regain expended uses when you finish a
long rest.
Artist of the Weave
At 14th level, choose a number of spells up to your Intelligence
modifier. When you cast the chosen spells, you can use two
masteries to affect a single casting, instead of only one.
This feature doesn't grant you special knowledge of additional
masteries. You must have access to the masteries by some other
means in order to use them through this feature.
If two masteries have effects that contradict each other, such as
two masteries that change the shape of an area of effect, you must
choose one to override the other where they contradict, or else they
can't be combined.
You can swap one spell you chose for this feature with another
over the course of a long rest.
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Feats
Feat: Arcane Alchemist
Prerequisite: Proficiency with Alchemist's Supplies, the ability to
cast at least one spell
You learn a special spell mastery shown below. Unlike normal
masteries, which are tied to one specific spell, this mastery can be
used for any spell that deals acid, cold, fire, lightning, poison, or
thunder damage.
Arcane Alchemist (Tool Infusion) If you are proficient with
Alchemist's Supplies and use a part of a set in the spell's
casting, you can change all the spell's damage to one damage
type of your choice from acid, cold, fire, lightning, poison, or
thunder. To do so, you must provide a chunk of the material
component as shown below worth at least 5 gp, which is
consumed.
Component New Damage Type
Malachite Acid
Aquamarine Cold
Amber Fire
Azurite Lightning
Jasper Poison
Quartz Thunder
Feat: Arcane Armorer
Prerequisite: Sorcerer, Wizard
You gain special training in applying spellcrafted armor to
yourself. You learn the Mage Armor spell and all basic spell
masteries for it.
Additionally, when you cast the Mage Armor spell, you can
attempt to use two spell masteries for it at once. To do so, you must
make an ability check with your spellcasting ability (DC 15). On a
failed check, the spell fails entirely. On a successful check, you can
use both masteries for that casting of the spell (ignoring normal
restrictions).
Feat: Arcane Artisan
Prerequisite: The ability to cast at least one spell, and at least one
tool proficiency
You have expanded your mundane crafts into the world of the
arcane. When you choose this feat, you learn up to 3 Tool Infusion
spell masteries of your choice. You must choose masteries for
which you have the appropriate tool proficiency.
Additionally, you can spend time in study to unlock new secrets.
Choose one Tool Infusion spell mastery for a spell you know that
involves a tool you are proficient with. By spending 1 hour a day
for 30 days in downtime practicing with the tools and expending a
spell slot of the spell's level, you can learn the mastery. The days
need not be consecutive, but if you go 10 days without practice,
any progress is lost.
Feat: Arcane Expertise
Prerequisite: Level 5 Bard, Sorcerer, Warlock, or Wizard
Choose a school of magic, and choose one cantrip, 1st level, 2nd
level, and 3rd spell from that school of magic. You learn one spell
mastery of your choice for each of the chosen spells.
Feat: Cantrip Master
Prerequisite: The ability to cast at least one cantrip
You have developed a deep connection to your fundamental
magics.
Choose up to three cantrips you know. You learn any and all
spell masteries for the chosen cantrips. You can use the chosen
spell masteries whenever you cast the corresponding spells.
Whenever you gain a level, you can change one of your
mastered cantrip choices.
Feat: Epic Spell Mastery
Prerequisite: The ability to cast at least one spell
Choose one 5th level, 6th level, 7th level, 8th level, and 9th level
spell you know or can prepare. You learn one spell mastery for
each chosen spell. If one or more of the spell levels aren't available
to you yet, you immediately gain this benefit once you reach a level
which grants you the ability to cast spells of that level.
Feat: Illusion Artist
Prerquisite: Proficieny with Painter's Tools, the ability to cast at
least one Illusion spell
You have learned to incorporate your painting skills and tools
into your spellcasting, empowering your illusion magic.
Whenever you cast an Illusion spell, you can use a set of
Painter's Tools in the spell's casting to empower the spell in the
following ways:
The spell save DC for the spell increases by half your
proficiency bonus (round down).
If the illusion is limited to certain dimensions, those dimensions
are 50% larger (if the dimensions are in feet, round up to the
nearest interval of 5 feet).
Creatures that can normally automatically see through illusions,
such as those that have Truesight, don't automatically see
through the illusion. However, such a creature has advantage on
saving throws against it or ability checks to identify it.
Feat: Master Hunter
Prerequisite: Ranger
You know the Hunter's Mark spell and can cast it as a Ranger
spell without expending a spell slot a number of times equal to
your proficiency bonus, regaining expended uses when you finish a
long rest.
Additionally, you learn one spell mastery of your choice for the
Hunter's Mark spell. You can change your choice to a different one
whenever you finish a long rest.
Feat: Scribe of the Master Scrolls
Prerequisite: The ability to cast at least one spell
Whenever you create a Spell Scroll, if you know a mastery for
the spell, you can infuse that mastery into the scroll, so that casting
the spell with the scroll benefits from the mastery. When you do,
the scroll takes half as long to create, and the material cost is
halved.
Additionally, if you are a Wizard with a spellbook, the gold and
time you must spend to copy a spell mastery into your spellbook is
halved.
While a spell mastery is in your spellbook, you can use that spell
mastery whenever you cast the corresponding spell.
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Feat: Spell Mastery Initiate
Prerequisite: Spellcasting or Pact Magic feature
You have learned to put a unique twist on specific spells.
You learn three spell masteries of your choice for spells you
know or can prepare.
You can use the chosen spell masteries whenever you cast the
corresponding spells.
Whenever you gain a level, you can replace one or more of the
chosen spell masteries with another.
Fighting Styles
Oathbound Spellmaster. (Paladin) You learn two spell
masteries of your choice for Paladin spells you know. You can
change your choice(s) whenever you gain a level in the Paladin
class.
Wild Spellmaster. (Ranger) You learn two spell masteries of
your choice for Ranger spells you know. You can change your
choice(s) whenever you gain a level in the Ranger class.

Feat: Spirit Guide Bond Metamagics

Prerequisite: Level 2 Bard, Cleric, Druid, or Sorcerer with the
Complex Spell. When you cast a spell using a spell mastery,
optional Spirit Guide feature
you can spend a number of sorcerey points equal to half the
You have developed a deeper bond to your spirit guide, keeping
spell's level to affect that spell with a second mastery which you
its influence close to you at all times. You gain the benefits of your
know and are able to use. If two masteries have effects that
attuned spirit guide at all times, allowing you to use its spell
contradict each other, such as two masteries that change the
masteries (provided you meet the level prerequisites, as normal). If
shape of an area of effect, you must choose one to override the
you have multiple spirit guides, you only gain this benefit for one
other where they contradict, or else they can't be combined.
of them. You can change which one gains this benefit when you
finish a long rest.
Additionally, when you invoke the spirit guide, you gain
temporary hit points equal to your spellcasting ability modifier
immediately, and at the start of each of your turns. These hit points
last until the invocation ends.

Feat: Spirit Guide Seeker

Prerequisite: Level 2 Bard, Cleric, Druid, or Sorcerer with the
optional Spirit Guide feature
You have learned to reach out to multiple spirits that guide you
to greater power in your spellcasting. You can choose up to 3 spirit
guides to attune to at one time. You can change only choice when
you gain a level in the respective class. When you invoke your
spirit guide, only one of the spirits is invoked.

Feat: True Strike Training

Prerequisite: Bard, Sorcerer, Warlock, Wizard
You gain special training in using divination magic to enhance
your weapon attacks. You learn the True Strike spell and all basic
spell masteries for it.
Additionally, when you cast the True Strike spell, you can use
two basic spell masteries for it at once, ignoring the normal
restriction.

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Warlock Invocations
Avatar of Arcanum. Prerequisite 11th level. Whenever you
cast a Warlock spell with a range of Self, you can affect that
spell with one spell mastery, choosing from any of the basic
spell mastery options for that spell (even ones you don't
otherwise know).
Complexity & Turn Time
A player using the Avatar of Arcanum mastery should
curate a shortlist of all available masteries for the
qualifying spells they know, to reduce any time it may
take to choose a mastery when using the invocation.
Additionally, the GM may encourage the player to
decide on a mastery before their turn, or otherwise
impose a short timer to prevent overthinking.
Book of Magical Mastery. Prerequisite: Pact of the Tome.
You can now inscribe spell masteries in your Book of Shadows.
Choose two Warlock spells you know. For each spell, you can
choose one basic spell mastery to add to your book. With your
Book of Shadows in hand, whenever you cast the chosen spells,
you can use the corresponding spell mastery.
Additionally, on your adventures, you can add other spell
masteries to your Book of Shadows. To copy a spell mastery,
you will need to find another spellbook or spell scroll that
contains a mastery. The level of the mastery is equal to the level
of the spell it alters. For these purposes, cantrip spell masteries
are treated as 1st level. As with spells, the level of the mastery
determines the time and gold cost required to copy the mastery
into a spellbook: For each level of the spell, the transcription
process takes 2 hours and costs 50 gp for the rare inks needed to
inscribe it. Mythic masteries take twice as much time and gold.
Mythic Masteries
Mythic masteries are a special tier of masteries that
aren't available to players by default. The GM might
award them via treasure or make them available on a
case by case basis.
Eldritch Mastery. When you gain this invocation, choose one
Warlock spell you know. You learn one basic spell mastery for
that spell. Whenever you finish a long rest, you can change your
choice to a different mastery, for the same spell or a different
one.
Mirror Mind. Prerequisite: 7th level. You can concentrate on
two spells from the Illusion school concurrently. Make separate
saving throws for each spell to maintain concentration when
necessary. If you have a spell mastery that already grants this
ability for one of your Illusion spells, you have advantage on
Constitution saving throws to maintain concentration on that
spell when you use the mastery along with this invocation.
Shadow Secrets. Prerequisite: Pact of the Tome. You learn one
spell mastery for each of the three cantrips first added to your
Book of Shadows.
Vicious Masteries. Prerequisite: 7th level. Whenever you cast
a spell using a spell mastery, the saving throw DC for that spell
increases by 2, and you have an extra +2 bonus to any attack
roll made for the spell.
Way of the Weave. Prerequisite: Eldritch Blast. You learn the
Eldritch Blast: Weave Weakness mastery.
Additionally, you can use an action to mark a creature you can
see within 30 feet of you with an ancient glyph of the Weave.
The target must make a Charisma saving throw. On a failed
save, it is Weavebound until the end of your next turn. You can
use this feature a number of times equal to your Charisma
modifier, regaining expended uses when you finish a long rest.
You can expend two uses at once when you use the feature to
activate it as a bonus action, rather than an action.
Weavebound
A weavebound creature can't teleport or enter the
ethereal plane. If a weavebound creature would gain
this condition again, it takes 1d6 force damage. A
creature resistant or immune to Force damage is
immune to this condition.

Nearly 300 mythic masteries are available now to

patrons at the $8 tier and higher. A limited selection of
them will be added to this compendium at a later time.

Call of the Patron. Prerequisite: 9th level. You learn the

Contact Other Plane spell. You can cast it as a Ritual, ignoring
the normal restrictions of Warlock spellcasting. Additionally,
you learn the Contact Other Plane: Insider Insight mastery.

Custom Forged Familiar. Prerequisite: Pact of the Chain.

You learn 5 basic spell masteries of your choice for the Find
Familiar spell. Additionally, if the mastery has a proficiency
prerequisite (such as proficiency with a certain tool or
knowledge or a certain language), you automatically qualify
even if you don't have the proficiency, although you still must
provide any tool or component required when you use the
mastery.

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Tool Infusions
Tool infusions are a new category of spell mastery that incorporate
tool proficiencies and tool kits.
How do they work?
Each tool infusion mastery has at least one benefit that is
exclusively granted to the caster if they are proficient in a certain
kind of tool.
Some tool infusion masteries require the caster to use part of the
tool kit itself in the spell's casting.
Using Tools In Spellcasting
To use part of a tool set in the casting of a spell, the
caster must have the tool set accessible on their person,
and have at least one free hand to hold part of the set.
This doesn't impede the caster's ability to perform any
somatic components required for the spell, or to
provide material components for it. A caster can't use
more than one tool set in the casting of a spell.
List of Tool Infusion Masteries
Acid Splash: Alchemist's Expertise (Alchemist's Supplies)
Guidance: Gamer's Gambit (Dice Set)
Light: Lenscraft (Glassblower's Tools)
Mage Hand: Deft Touch (Thieves' Tools)
Mending: Artisan's Touch (Multi)
Poison Spray: Artisan Assassin (Poisoner's Kit)
Resistance: Steelforged Resilience (Smith's Tools)
Shillelagh: Handcraft Warcraft (Carpenter's Tools)
Spare the Dying: Arcane Operation (Healer's Kit)
Animal Friendship: Ringmaster's Wardrobe (Weaver's Tools)
Burning Hands: Chef's Blaze (Cook's Utensils)
Burning Hands: Finesse Flames (Painter's Supplies)
Color Spray: Kaleidoscope (Glassblower's Tools)
Disguise Self: Quality Creation (Disguise Kit)
Feather Fall: The Parachute Plan (Tinker's Tools)
Find Familiar: Nature's Gift (Herbalism Kit)
Find Familiar: Ooze Form (Alchemist's Supplies)
Floating Disk: Autopilot (Navigation Tools)
Goodberry: Food Poisoning (Poisoner's Kit)
Goodberry: Herbal Blend (Herbalism Kit)
Heroism: Ode of the Brave (Musical Instrument)
Hideous Laughter: Accompaniment (Musical Instrument)
Illusory Script: Ageless Enchantment (Calligrapher's Supplies)
Inflict Wounds: Soured Scar (Poisoner's Kit)
Magic Missile: Missiles of Mechanus (Tinker's Tools)
Protection from Evil and Good: Sacred Stone (Jeweler's Tools)
Purify Food and Drink: Chef's Standard (Cook's Utensils)
Sanctuary: Mason's Mark (Mason's Tools)
Augury: Divine Direction (Navigator's Tools)
Barkskin: Arborial Augment (Smith's Tools, Woodworker's
Tools)
Enthrall: Maestro's Performance (Musical Instrument)
Find Traps: Trapfinder 2000 (Tinker's Tools)
Heat Metal: Fires of the Forge (Smith's Tools)
Magic Weapon: Enhanced Armament (Smith's Tools)
Mirror Image: Glass Echoes (Glassblower's Tools)
Misty Step: Elemental Chemistry (Alchemist's Supplies)
Misty Step: Symphonic Step (Musical Instrument)
Pass Without Trace: Shadow Cloak (Weaver's Tools)
Protection From Poison: Purifying Tonic (Alchemist's Supplies)
Ray of Enfeeblement: Chemical Weakness (Alchemist's
Supplies)
Ray of Enfeeblement: Infection (Poisoner's Kit)
See Invisibility: Revealing Touch (Tinker's Tools)
Shatter: Conductor's Cacophony (Musical Instrument)
Shatter: Potter's Wrath (Potter's Tools)
Suggestion: Scribe Spell (Calligrapher's Supplies)
Warding Bond: Ritual Rings (Jeweler's Kit)
Animate Dead: Sculptor's Craft (Mason's Tools, Potter's Tools)
Bestow Curse: Tormenting Tune (Musical Instrument)
Knock: Thief's Touch (Thieves' Tools)
Beacon of Hope: Song of Hope (Musical Instrument)
Dispel Magic: Ring of Dispulsion (Jeweler's Tools)
Gaseous Form: Toxic Cloud (Poisoner's Kit)
Mass Healing Word (Musical Instrument)
Revivify: Crafter's Care (Jeweler's Kit)
Revivify Rebuild (Tinker's Tools)
Sending: Handwritten Enchantment (Calligrapher's Supplies)
Stinking Cloud: Bottled Cloud (Alchemist's Supplies)
Stinking Cloud: Toxic Air (Poisoner's Kit)
Tongues: Runic Secrets (Calligrapher's Supplies)
Compulsion: By A String (Weaver's Tools)
Confusion: Deck of Fate (Playing Card Set)
Prismatic Spray: Kaleidoscope (Glassblower's Tools)
Symbol: Careful Creation (Jeweler's Kit)
Teleport: Reliable Routefinder (Navigator's Tools)
Glibness: Silvertongue Scribe (Calligrapher's Supplies)
Foresight: Sands of Time (Glassblower's Tools)
Power Word Kill: Power Song Kill (Musical Instrument)
Material Infusions
Material infusions are special material components that enhance
spells in unique ways.
Acquiring Material Infusion Components
To use a material infusion, you must first access the material itself.
These materials might be found throughout the world during the
party's adventures, or they might be crafted during the party's
downtime. In any case, the GM has control over when and where
they become accessible.
Using Material Infusion Components
To use use a material infusion component:
You must hold the component in your hand(s) as part of the
spell's casting.
If the infusion component has a prerequisite (for example, a
school of magic, a spell trait, or even a specific spell), that
prerequisite must be met for the infusion to take any effect.
Using a material infusion component adds the Material
Component property to the spell you cast, if it doesn't already
have it.
You can only use one material infusion per spell.
A material infusion component is always consumed upon use,
and can't be replaced by a component pouch, focus, or any other
feature.
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Magic Item Rules
Instead of 5e's normal rarity system, Mythmaker's magic items use
3 new metrics: Tier, Renown, and Rarity.
Tiers
Tiers are a meta rating of an item's power level and impact. Rated
0-5, corresponding to tiers of proficiency, with 0 representing
insignificant impact at any tier. As a reminder, tiers of proficiency
are:
Tier 1 (+2, levels 1-4)
Tier 2 (+3, levels 5-8)
Tier 3 (+4, levels 9-12)
Tier 4 (+5, levels 13-16)
Tier 5 (+6, levels 17-20)
Tier 1 is comparable in power level to most uncommon items.
Tier 2 is comparable to rare, tier 3 to very rare, tier 4 to legendary,
and tier 5 to artifact items.
As an example, a Tier 3 item is most at home between levels 9-
12. It is more powerful than most options at earlier levels, and
weaker than most options at later levels.
Renown
Renown is a lore-friendly measure of how well known an item is,
rated 0-5.
(0) Obscure. Few know of this item. Obscure does not mean
insignificant-- it could simply be a well kept secret.
(1) Niche. Known in small circles or amongst niche
communities, but rarely recognized outside of those groups.
(2) Recognizable. Far from a household name, but something
that people anywhere might recognize.
(3) Distinguished. Fairly well known across the lands. Would
generally be seen as something to treasure.
(4) Exalted. Widely known, highly valued. Often included in
popular myths and legends or something of the sort.
(5) Legendary. These are the most famous and highly
treasured items. Featured prominently in popular legends, these
items have reputations that rival the greatest heroes, villains,
and myths of their time.
Rarity
Rarity is a lore-friendly measure of an item's frequency in the
world, rated 0-5.
(0) Abundant. Easy to find in many places, very numerous
(1) Regular. Not difficult to find, plenty exist
(2) Occasional. Sometimes harder to find, some exist
(3) Infrequent. Will take some work to find, few exist
(4) Scarce. Difficult to find, only a handful might exist
(5) Unique. One-of-a-kind, typically very hard to find
Attunement
Attunement costs a number of points, usually between 1 - 3, with 2
points being the value of "normal" 5e attunement.
A character has 6 attunement points. Alterantively, you could
give characters points equal to their proficiency bonus + 1.
Some items may allow you to invest more or less attunement
points for variable effects. Otherwise, attunement rules are
unchanged.
Magic Item Property
You can add spell masteries to any existing magic item as a simple
property using the following template:
Additionally, this item is imbued with the following spell
masteries: (insert masteries here). A creature wielding the item (and
attuned to it, if the item requires attunement) can use the spell
masteries whenever they cast the corresponding spells.
(Optional) Once the item has been used in this way, it can't be
used this way again until the next dawn.
New Magic Items
Electromancer's Arcanosuit
Wondrous Item (Tier 3 / Rarity 4 / Renown 1)
This suit includes pieces are hybrid arcane-machinery around the
chest, shoulders, and wrists, as well as a large backpack. A creature
wearing the suit can harness its various parts as below:
Energy Core: The core has up to 6 charges, which can be
replenished by pouring 5 gp worth of liquid electrum per charge
into the core's receptacle. Replenishing more than 6 charges in a
24 hour period causes the core to overload and cease
functioning for 24 hours. Charges can be expended from the
core to cast the following spells without expending a spell slot.
Use Intelligence as your spellcasting ability for these spells.
1 charge: Shocking Grasp
3 charges: Lightning Bolt
Arcanosuit Apparatus: Whenever you expend charges to cast
a spell through the Energy Core, you can expend 1 additional
charge to also gain resistance to lightning damage for a number
of rounds equal to the total number of charges expended to cast
the spell and use this effect.
Bolt Reactors: The reactors grant the Lightning Bolt: Charged
Bolt and Lightning Bolt: Shocking Burst masteries. When you
cast the spell, you can expend 2 additional charges to use both
masteries, rather than only one, ignoring normal restrictions.
Booster Boots: The boots grant the Lightning Bolt: Lightning
Leap mastery. When you cast the spell using this mastery, you
can spend 1 additional charge to automatically succeed the
saving throw for the mastery.
Electrogloves: The gloves grant the Shocking Grasp: Electric
Reach and Shocking Grasp: Grasp of Shocking masteries.
When you cast the spell, you can expend 1 additional charge to
use both masteries, rather than only one, ignoring normal
restrictions.
Assembling A Suit
The GM may wish to give out different pieces of the
suit over the course of an adventure, or might even
allow a player to create various parts of the suit over
downtime using costly materials. Since magic item
costs vary widely by table, they are left up to the GM.
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Mortality's Bond
Wondrous Item (Tier 2 / Rarity 4 / Renown 3) (Requires attunement
- 2 points)
An alabastine ring worn by high priests of death, shaped to
resemble a rigid humanoid figure reaching out and clutching the
hand of a fluid spirit figure.
While wearing this ring and attuned to it, you automatically gain
two death saving throw successes whenever you drop to 0 hit
points and are dying.
Additionally, the ring has 5 charges which can be used to cast the
spells below. 1d4+1 charges are restored when you finish a long
rest while you aren't missing any hit points. If a mastery is listed
next to a spell, you must use that mastery whenever you cast the
spell using this item. The spellcasting ability for these spells is
Wisdom.
(1 charge) Spare The Dying (Preemptive Protection)
(2 charges) Gentle Repose (Early Action)
(3 charges) Death Ward (Vitality Boost)
Alabastine
A snow white metal known as the purest material in
existence. Though individual instances of alabastine
can vary in their levels of purity, the ideal sample is
one without a single flaw.
Alabastine is magically protected from all corruption
of any kind. It can not be rusted, corroded,
disintegrated, tainted, cursed, stained, blunted,
disfigured, or broken in any way that would not lead it
directly to a more perfect form. It is arguably the most
difficult material in existence to work with. Only the
most skilled and studied craftspersons can even
attempt to make a thing from alabastine. Often it is left
to smiths and jewelers from the realm of the divine,
servants of the gods or perhaps even gods themselves,
to work it.
Rot Lord's Mantle
Wondrous Item (Tier 3 / Rarity 4 / Renown 1) (Requires attunement
- 2 points - by a spellcaster who knows at least one Necromancy
spell)
This necrotic cloak is constructed by dark magic from the flesh
of hags fused together by rope made of undead humanoid hair.
While wearing the cloak, you gives off a constant, foul stench in
a 60 foot radius. This stench gives advantage to Wisdom
(Perception) checks made to detect you that rely on smell.
Additionally, while wearing the cloak you have advantage on
Charisma (Intimidation) checks against non-Undead creatures that
can see you or smell you.
The cloak also grants certain magical abilities, fueled by its 6
charges. You can expend charges from the cloak to cast certain
spells, as shown below. If a mastery is listed next to the spell, you
must use that mastery whenever you cast the spell using this item's
charges, or else the spell fails.
(1 charge) Chill Touch: (Mastery: Doom of Decay)
(2 charges) False Life: (Mastery: Ichorous Infusion)
(3 charges) Protection from Poison (Mastery: Necrotic Ward)
(5 charges) Blight (Mastery: Gift of Decay)
(6 charges) Cloudkill (Mastery: Heart of Rot)
The cloak regains 1d4 charges each Midnight. You can also
restore 1d4 charges to the cloak, no more than once per day, by
conducting a 1 minute ritual involving the living sacrifice of a
humanoid (which can't be revived by any spell of 5th level or
lower).
Severian's Circlet of Secrets
Wondrous Item (Tier 1 / Rarity 3 / Renown 2) (Requires attunement
- 2 points - by a spellcaster)
An elegant, thin circlet of low-grade Aesemite, inlaid with 3
garnets, made in the famous style of Severien, a legendary jeweler
and enchanter of mixed dwarven and elven heritage. Numerous of
these circlets were made, mostly to be used as diplomatic gifts,
imbued only with minor enchantment.
When you attune to the circlet, you gain glimpses into the
infinite magical secrets of the realmscape, showing you new ways
to use spells you know. Choose 3 spells you know. You learn one
random spell mastery for each spell (the GM helps you determine
which you learn using a randomly generated number). You don't
benefit from the masteries while you aren't wearing the circlet. If
you unattune from it and attune to it again, you learn the same
masteries.
If you are proficient with a Jeweler's Kit, you can spend 1 hour
exchanging one of the garnets inlaid in the circlet with another of
equal or greater value (100 gp). Doing so requires a successful DC
20 ability check with the kit, using your choice of Intelligence or
Dexterity. If you succeed, you can forget one of the masteries
granted to you by this item, instead choosing a new spell (or the
same one) and learning a new, random mastery for it. If you fail the
check, the new garnet is destroyed but not further penalty takes
place. If you fail the check and your total is 10 or lower, both
garnets are destroyed and you lose one of the masteries granted to
you by this item until you replace the garnet.
Aesemite
An excquisitely beautiful metal with an irridescent,
luminescent surface and deeply magic properties.
Formed out of pure arcane power, typically as the
aftermath of an extremely powerful and violent
magical event. However, mages have yet to learn how
to intentionally create Aesemite. It seems a material of
raw chaos.
Aesemite channels raw magical power and is most
often used in creating enchanted items. Depending on
the potency of the event that spawned it, Aesemite's
value can vary greatly. Some samples are hardly more
valuable than gold, while the most potent aesemite
samples are among the most valuable materials in
existence.
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Shard of Astral Secrets
Wondrous Item (Tier 3 / Rarity 3 / Renown 1) Requires attunement
by a spellcaster
This tiny crystal sheds a faint aura of starlight. Created by elven
spellcasters of old, it holds the power to unlock spellcasting secrets
based on astral formations.
While attuned, the mote circles around your head and sheds dim
light in a 5-foot radius around you. Additionally, choose one of the
constellations below. You know the spells indicated for that
constellation and can cast them using your spell slots as normal.
Additionally, you know the spell mastery indicated for each spell
and can use the mastery whenever you cast it.
You can change your chosen constellation whenever you finish a
long rest under the open night sky. You must then wait at least 7
days to change it again.
Constellation Spells (Masteries)
Minor Illusion (Crafty Chorus)
Expeditious Retreat (Slippery
Steps)
Beiggi, the 5-tailed Fox Enhance Ability (Wit of the
Wilds)
Major Image (Accelerated
Animation)
Light (Overshine)
Sleep (Overpowering Aura)
Circine, The Moon Elk
Moonbeam (Full Moon)
Daylight (Moon Mirror)
Guidance (Stars Align)
Etherond, The Elven Bless (Ordained For Wisdom)
Watcher Augury (Inquisitive)
Clairvoyance (Paranormal Spy)
Thaumaturgy (Agent of Awe)
Thunderwave (Wider Wave)
Ord, The Giant's Fist
Enlarge/Reduce (Gift of Giants)
Call Lightning (Superstorm)
Fire Bolt (Furious Flames)
Burning Hands (Reaching
Raizar, The Crowned
Inferno)
Dragon
Flaming Sphere (Blazing Bowl)
Fireball (Focused Flames)
Ray of Frost (Subzero)
Fog Cloud (Freezing Fog)
Yursi, The Winter Tree
Spike Growth (Fickle Vines)
Sleet Storm (White Walker)
Chill Touch (Kiss of Mortality)
Healing Word (Corrupted
Tongue)
Zeinon, The Soul Waker
Ray of Enfeeblement (Burst of
Curse)
Animate Dead (Master's Bond)
Spell Mastery Focus
Wondrous Item, Tier/Rarity/Renown varies
Enchanted spellcasting foci can be bound to certain spells,
enhancing or altering those spells when they are cast using the
focus. The GM determines which spell masteries are attached to the
focus (recommended guidelines below).
Rarity: Common (Tier 0). 1-2 spells, up to 1st level
Rarity: Uncommon (Tier 1). 1-2 spells, up to 3rd level.
Rarity: Rare (Tier 2). 1-3 spells, up to 5th level.
Rarity: Very Rare (Tier 3). 1-4 spells, up to 7th level.
Rarity: Legendary (Tier 4-5). 1-5 spells, up to 9th level.
Note
The Spell Mastery Focus item does not actually grant
you the ability to cast the spell(s) in question, only to
use the spell masteries to alter the spells when you cast
them.
Spellsmiter's Sword
Weapon (Tier 2 / Rarity 1 / Renown 1)(Requires attunement by a
Paladin)
This paladin's sword (or alternative weapon of the GMs
choosing) is marked with divine runes that enhance smite spells.
While wielding the sword and attuned to it, you can use any one of
the generic Smite spell masteries whenever you cast a Smite spell.
If your Charisma score is 19 or higher, you can use two generic
Smite spell masteries at once for each casting, ignoring the normal
restrictions.
Tome of Mastery
Wondrous Item (Tier/Rarity/Renown varies)
This book contains one or more spell masteries, as determined
by the GM. A spellcaster can study the tome to learn the spell
masteries within. The time of study and practice required is equal
to 4 hours per level of spell mastery within. These hours must be
spent over a period of 6 days or fewer.
Wand of Cantrip Mastery
Wondrous Item (Tier 2 / Rarity 4 / Renown 2)(Requires attunement
by a spellcaster)
This magic wand draws inspiration from the weave itself to bend
magic to its wielder's whim. The wand has charges equal to the
spellcasting ability modifier of the attuned creature.
While attuned, when you would cast a cantrip while wielding
this wand, you can spend 1 charge to also choose one of that
cantrip's spell masteries (if it has any) to use in that casting of the
spell.
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Material Infusions
Aesemite Fragment
Material Component (Tier 1 / Renown 4 / Rarity 1)
A greenish-blue precious stone infused with arcane power. Used
for many purposes, from the crafting of jewelry to the creation of
magic items.
If a fragment worth at least 10 gp is used as a material infusion
component in the casting of a spell, the spell is empowered:
It is cast as though using a spell slot one level higher
Constitution saving throws to maintain Concentration on the
spell have advantage
The spell is unaffected by the Suppressed condition
Additionally, if you use the component to affect a spell that deals
Force damage, it gains the following empowered feature:
When a target takes Force damage from the spell for the first
time for that casting, it becomes Weavebound until the end of
your next turn.
Primordial Sparkstone
Material Component (Tier 1 / Renown 0 / Rarity 3)
A cracked obsidian shell surrounds this glowing orange crystal
from the elemental plane of fire. This material component can be
infused with any of the spells in the list below. Doing so allows the
mastery noted next to the spell to be used for that casting. This use
of the mastery can be stacked with up to one other mastery,
ignoring normal restrictions.
If you use the silk in the casting of the Disguise Self spell, the
spell can also benefit from the Disguise Self: Quality Creation
basic spell mastery. You can use a Disguise Kit as described in the
mastery, or a Tailor's Kit, provided you are proficient, instead.
Sylvan Spirit Core
Material Component (Tier 2 / Renown 3 / Rarity 1)
The heart of a tree from the feywild can be used in the casting of
any Druid spell to apply one spell mastery (of the caster's choice)
to that spell, even if the caster does not otherwise know the
mastery.
If the caster is fluent in Sylvan, it can entreat the spirit expended
from the core to stay, making a Wisdom (Persuasion) check (DC
15). On a success, the component isn't consumed. The DC
increases by 5 for future attempts for that core.
More Coming Soon!
Many more material infusion components will be
added in a future update. If you're itching for
inspiration now, check out the Necromancy
compendium to see an early iteration of this mechanic,
with a plethora of component examples for
necromancy spells.

(Cantrip) Firebolt: Splashing Sparks

(1st) Burning Hands: Reaching Inferno
(2nd) Scorching Ray: Abundant Attacks
(3rd) Fireball: Focused Flames
(4th) Wall of Fire: Scorching Bastion
(5th) Cone of Cold: Inverted Element
(6th) Blade Barrier: Elemental Blades
(7th) Delayed Blast Fireball: Alternate Expansion
(8th) Incendiary Cloud: Wildfire
(9th) Meteor Swarm: Blazing Barrage

Note: Combining Masteries

If two masteries have effects that contradict each other,
such as two masteries that change the shape of an area
of effect, you must choose one to override the other
where they contradict, or else they can't be combined.

Fool's Worm Silk

Material Component (Tier 0 / Renown 0 / Rarity 0)
A semi-translucent, ghostly silk produced the Fool's Worm,
magical silkworms from the Ethereal Plane that sometimes weave
their way into the Material Plane at places, particularly deep caves,
where the veil between worlds is thin.
While this silk is quite valuable in the right market and can be
used to make exceptionally exquisite clothing, it also has a magical
application. One small reel of this silk can be used as as a special
material component in the casting of any illusion spell, causing the
spell to be cast as though with a spell slot one level higher. It is
consumed when used this way.

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Theme Collections Programmed Illusion: Playwrite’s Ploy
Mirage Arcane: Enchanting Landscape
One great benefit of masteries is to help realize certain character Project Image: Compelling Appearance
concept themes that aren't widely supported by the base game. For
Reverse Gravity: Court of the Cosmomancer
example, acid themed spellcasters have very few tools to work
Glibness: Silvertongue Serenade
with, but masteries can turn otherwise non-acid themed spells into
Prismatic Wall: Captivating Colors
acid themed ones.
Collections guide you to such spells. Note that if a spell already
fits a certain theme without the help of a mastery, it won't be
Chronomancy
included in this list. For example, you won't see existing fire or Sending: Chronocall
cold spells in the fire and frost mastery lists, or enchantment spells Slow: Chronocube
in the charm mastery list. Slow: Time Rift
Delayed Blast Fireball: Chaos Chronomancy
Acid Masteries Mirage Arcane: Chrono Control
Sequester: Chronoshield
Burning Hands: Scalding Splash Demiplane: Chronal Suspension Cage
Create or Destroy Water: Acidic Rain Foresight: Quick Chronomancy
Find Familiar: Draconic Ally Foresight: Sands of Time
Find Familiar: Elemental Ally Time Stop: Communal Chronomancy
Find Familiar: Ooze Form
Grease: Corrosive Pool
Protection From Evil and Good: Acid Aegis
Dragon
Heat Metal: Rot & Rust Acid Splash: Black Dragon's Breath
Scorching Ray: Acidic Orbs Guidance: Dragon's Pride
Slow: Encumbering Acid Prestidigitation: Dragonmage's Ethos
Fireball: Bitter Boil Burning Hands: Whelp's Belch
Fire Shield: Expanded Elements Charm Person: Curse of the Wyrm King's Greed
Freedom of Movement: Oozeflesh Find Familiar: Draconic Ally
Ice Storm: Caustic Cold Heroism: Dragon Slayer's Mantle
Polymorph: Elemental Beast Protection From Evil and Good: Dragonward
Circle of Death: Corpse Burst Heat Metal: Searing Scales
Fire Storm: Primordial Uproar Fly: Dragon Flight
Lightning Bolt: Dragon's Breath
Chaos Masteries Dominate Beast: Expanded Entities
Fire Shield: Dragonscales
Guidance: Gambler's Gambit Arcane Hand: Dragon's Claw
Prestidigitation: Sprinkle of Chaos True Seeing: Dragonsight
Color Spray: Polychromatic Chaos Prismatic Spray: Breath of Chromatic Tyrant
Faerie Fire: Primordial Glitter
Jump: Gravity Pulse
Magic Missile: Chaos Quiver
Fear Masteries
Blink: Chaotic Calibrations Chill Touch: Haunting Hand
Heal: Positive Energy Pandemonium Message: Frightful Whispers
Delayed Blast Fireball: Chaos Chronomancy Thaumaturgy: Agent of Awe
Bane: Doubled Doubts
Charm Masteries Faerie Fire: Fiendish Faeries
Hunter's Mark: Paranoia of the Prey
Thaumaturgy: Agent of Awe Sanctuary: Dread Edict
Faerie Fire: Pretty Lights Sleep: Nightmarish Nap
Hellish Rebuke: Fell-tongued Forbiddance Find Steed: Nightmare
Sleep: Lullaby Hold Person: Paralyzing Fear
Detect Thoughts: Unwitting Invitation Silence: Haunted Aura
Web: Sylvan Threads Shatter: Screams of the Damned
Zone of Truth: Imposing Authority Web: Whisperweave
Bestow Curse: Seductive Curse Bestow Curse: Unsettling Utterance
Revivify: Flowers of the Grave Call Lightning: Ancient Ritual
Sending: Herald's Call Nondetection: Inscrutible Visage
Vampiric Touch: Seductive Exsanguination Revivify: Poltergheist Procession
Banishment: Enticing Exile Sending: Forbidden Words
Blight: Bloodspeaker Arcane Eye: Paranoia
Phantasmal Killer: Hand-Crafted Horror Banishment: Flight of the Fearful
Phantasmal Killer: Seductive Destruction Black Tentacles: Master of Madness
Disintegrate: Heart Melt
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Faithful Hound: Eldritch Guardian
Guardian of Faith: Divine Battlecry
Guardian of Faith: Imposing Visage
Cone of Cold: Yeti's Breath
Disintegrate: Deathrattle
Divine Word: Overwhelming Awe
Mirage Arcane: Enchanting Landscape
Prismatic Spray: Breath of Chromatic Tyrant
Reverse Gravity: Court of the Cosmomancer
Dominate Monster: Bonds of Fear
Fiend
Firebolt: Hellfire
Faerie Fire: Fiendish Faeries
Find Familiar: Fiendish Friend
Unseen Servant: Soulbound Servant
Giant
Barkskin: Petrified Plating
Darkvision: Devil's Gift
Fireball: Archdevil's Eruption
Fly: Fiendish Flight
Compulsion: Succubus Seduction
Giant Insect: Hell Swarm
Flame Strike: Hellborn Heat
Meteor Swarm: Tears of the Abyss
Lightning Masteries
Fire Masteries
Ray of Frost: Frostfire
Create or Destroy Water: Temperature Spike
Faerie Fire: Blazing Brilliance
Find Familiar: Draconic Ally
Find Familiar: Elemental Ally
Fog Cloud: Steam Surge
Hunter's Mark: Burned Brand
Fly: Fiendish Flight
Haste: Burning Boost
Lightning Bolt: Vaporize
Sleet Storm: Cinder Storm
Death Ward: Hellfire Retaliation
Giant Insect: Firebugs
Polymorph: Elemental Beast
Cone of Cold: Inverted Element
Insect Plague: Heatswell
Wall of Stone: Hearthstones
Blade Barrier: Elemental Blades
Globe of Invulnerability: Sauna Sphere
Arcane Sword: Blazing Blade
Moon
Animal Shapes: Elemental Avatars
Control Weather: Combat Climatology
Earthquake: Flaming Fissures
Sunburst: Blazing Burst
Frost Masteries
Chill Touch: Icy Hand of Death
Burning Hands: Icy Hot
Create or Destroy Water: Temperature Spike
Find Familiar: Draconic Ally
Find Familiar: Elemental Ally
Fog Cloud: Breath of the Morning Breeze
Fog Cloud: Freezing Fog
Hellish Rebuke: Hellfrost
Flame Blade: Icebrand
Flaming Sphere: Avalanche Orb
Moonbeam: Cold Light of Night
Web: Frostweave
Fireball: Freezing Flames
Slow: Deep Freeze
Polymorph: Elemental Beast
Resilient Sphere: Frozen Sphere
Wall of Fire: Frozen Flame
Blade Barrier: Elemental Blades
Globe of Invulnerability: Snowglobe
Fire Storm: Primordial Uproar
Animal Shapes: Elemental Avatars
Control Weather: Combat Climatology
Meteor Swarm: Cataclysmic Cold
Healing Word: Titan's Recovery
Protection From Evil and Good: Giant Slayer's Sanctuary
Enlarge/Reduce: Gift of Giants
Stoneskin: Stone Giant's Blessing
Arcane Hand: Giant Grasp
Conjure Elemental: Primordial Elements
Power Word Stun: Titan's Edict
Fire Bolt: Heat Lightning
Find Familiar: Draconic Ally
Find Familiar: Elemental Ally
Guiding Bolt: Divine Trident
Guiding Bolt: Lightning Rod
Flame Blade: Stormbrand
Fly: Stormcrow's Call
Revivify: Jump Start
Wind Wall: Storm Winds
Black Tentacles: Eldritch Storm
Fire Shield: Expanded Elements
Polymorph: Elemental Beast
Stoneskin: Lightning Rod
Wall of Fire: Electroflame
Blade Barrier: Elemental Blades
Fire Storm: Primordial Uproar
Animal Shapes: Elemental Avatars
Control Weather: Combat Climatology
Light: Night Light
Produce Flame: Moonfire
Sacred Flame: Lunar Purity
Continual Flame: Moonfire
Flame Blade: Moonbrand
Daylight: Moon Mirror
Haste: Energized Electricity
Nondetection: Silvermoon Sigils
Wall of Fire: Moonfire
Hold Monster: Silvermoon Chains
Mass Cure Wounds: Moonwell
Polymorph: Touch of the Full Moon
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True Polymorph: Touch of the Full Moon
Necrotic Masteries
Poison Spray: Necrotic Toxin
Cure Wounds: Cause Harm
Divine Favor: Dark Divinity
Find Familiar: Undead Ally
Grease: Blood Puddles
Healing Word: Corrupted Tongue
Sanctuary: Sacred Shielding
Blindness/Deafness: Mortality Shroud
Flame Blade: Death Knight's Darkfire
Flaming Sphere: Blazing Bodies
Ray of Enfeeblement: Necromancer's Ray
Animate Dead: Self Destruct
Bestow Curse: Hag's Claw
Fear: Banshee Scream
Fear: Mortality's Call
Lightning Bolt: Red Lightning
Slow: Valley of Souls
Chain Lightning: Red Lightning
Disintegrate: Deathseeker
Wall of Ice: Winter Is Coming
Forcecage: Death Box
Power Word Kill: Killer Curse
Power Word Kill: Overpower
Poison Masteries
Shillelagh: Poison Thorns
Viscious Mockery: Spit Venom
Find Familiar: Draconic Ally
Goodberry: Food Poisoning
Inflict Wounds: Soured Scar
Darkness: Shadow Sickness
Heat Metal: Rot & Rust
Ray of Enfeeblement: Infection
Spike Growth: Toxic Thorns
Animate Dead: Radioactive Zombies
Daylight: Sun Sickness
Gaseous Form: Toxic Cloud
Plant Growth: Baneful Sprouts
Wind Wall: Breath of Undeath
Blight: Putrid Poison
Giant Insect: Blight Bugs
Cloudkill: Sickening Toxins
Eyebite: Optic Infection
Harm: Toxic Touch
Wall of Thorns: Toxic Thorns
Weird: Circle of Craven Contagion
Psychic Masteries
Eldritch Blast: Mindpiercer Blasts
Guidance: Eldritch Oracle
Shocking Grasp: Psychic Shock
Bane: Tides of Tribulation
Faerie Fire: Pretty Lights
Find Familiar: Aberrant Ally
Healing Word: Mind Message
Hellish Rebuke: Infernal Authority
Hellish Rebuke: Psychic Snapback
Hideous Laughter: Brain Buster
Jump: Psionic Propulsion
Blindness/Deafness: Maddening Silence
Blur: Dizzying Distractions
Silence: Maddening Silence
Counterspell: Insulting Interruption
Fear: Eldritch Horror
Fireball: Eldritch Flames
Hypnotic Pattern: Colors Out of Space
Nondetection: Inscrutible Visage
Tongues: Voices From Beyond
Black Tentacles: Growing Madness
Black Tentacles: Mindwrack
Black Tentacles: Thought Probe
Compulsion: Beckoning Of The Beyond
Faithful Hound: Eldritch Guardian
Giant Insect: Aberrant Insects
Telekinesis: Telepathic Telekinesis
Disintegrate: Stunning Shock
Incendiary Cloud: Fog of the Far Realms
Maze: Torture of Tartarus
Power Word Stun: Eldritch Utterance
Power Word Stun: Lost in Madness
Time Stop: Lingering Limbo
Radiant Masteries
Firebolt: Sunfire
Guidance: Stars Align
Shillelagh: Sylvan Shine
Bless: Augural Aura
Find Familiar: Celestial Blessing
Magic Missile: Angelic Arrows
Sanctuary: Radiant Refuge
Aid: Aura of the Unstained
Continual Flame: Moonfire
Continual Flame: Sunfire
Flame Blade: Dawnbrand
Flame Blade: Moonbrand
Misty Step: Pixie's Portal
Spiritual Weapon: Weapon of Light
Beacon of Hope: Light the Beacon
Fireball: Holy Hand Grenade
Fly: Celestial Ascension
Hypnotic Patterns: Amnesic Aurora
Revivify: Radiant Reanimation
Sleet Storm: Astral Ice
Death Ward: Radiant Refuge
Wall of Fire: Moonfire
Antilife Shell: Sacred Sphere
Mass Cure Wounds: Moonwell
Heal: Golden Gift
Mirage Arcane: Celestial Shadow
Power Word Stun: Starstruck
Mass Heal: Animated Energy
Mass Heal: Negative Energy Purge
Shadow Masteries
Eldritch Blast: Umbral Assassin
Light: Shadowshine
Sacred Flame: Dark Spark
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Sleep: Diurnal Doom
Thunderwave: In Rolls The Rumbling Night
Blur: Shifting Shadows
Invisibility: Slip Into Shadow
Bestow Curse: Accursed Veil
Vampiric Touch: Shadow Hand
Black Tenctacles: Inky Cloud
Fear: Afraid of the Dark
Harm: Clinging Shadows
Mirage Arcane: Celestial Shadow

Thunder Masteries
Message: Imploding Earworm
Shillelagh: Stormwood Strikes
Expeditious Retreat: Booming Burst
Hellish Rebuke: Booming Berating
Jump: Thunderous Leaps
Magic Missile: Dazzling Darts
Find Steed: Thunderhooves
Call Lightning: Ancient Ritual
Call Lightning: Before The Thunder
Fear: Banshee Scream
Fly: Stormcrow's Call
Lightning Bolt: Storm Bolt
Wind Wall: Deafening Winds
Guardian of Faith: Divine Battlecry
Resilient Sphere: Sonic Sphere
Chain Lightning: Thunderburst
Heal: Rupturing Restoration
Divine Word: Thundering Chorus
Fire Storm: Primordial Uproar
Prismatic Spray: Breath of Chromatic Tyrant
Power Word Stun: Sonic Stunwave
Power Word Kill: Power Song Kill
Wish: Reality Rift

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Generic Masteries
These special spell masteries work around spells that share a
common framework or trait, such as Smite spells. You can learn
one of these Generic Masteries for any spell that fits its
requirements. You must learn the mastery separately for each
individual spell (just as with any normal mastery).
Aura Spell: Extended Aura. Prerequisite: Any spell with
Aura in the name and a range with a Self radius. When you cast
this spell, the radius of the spell is increased by 5 feet.
Additionally, you can use a bonus action on each of your turns
to extend the radius by a further 5 feet until the start of your
next turn.
Aura Spell: Lingering Aura. Prerequisite: Any spell with
Aura in the name and a range with a Self radius. When you cast
this spell, if you lose concentration on the spell due to taking
damage or being forced to make a Constitution saving throw for
it, you can use your reaction to instead continue concentrating
on the spell until the start of your next turn, at which point the
spell ends.
Aura Spell: Ring of Radiance. Prerequisite: Any spell with
Aura in the name and a range with a Self radius. When you cast
this spell, the spell's radius is filled with magical bright light for
the duration, and sheds dim light for 5 additional feet. If any of
this spell's area overlaps with an area of darkness created by a
spell of level equal to or lower than this spell's level, that
darkness is temporarily suppressed.
Charm Spell: Silver Thread. Prerequisite: Any spell with
Charm or Dominate in the name. When you cast this spell, the
spell ignores immunity to the Charmed condition for any target
within 30 feet of you. If such a target is at any point more than
30 feet from you and would otherwise be immune to being
Charmed, the spell instantly ends for it.
Charm Spell: Familiar Feeling. Prerequisite: Any spell with
Charm or Dominate in the name. When you cast this spell, any
target of the same Humanoid race as you (provided you are in a
humanoid form) has disadvantage on its saving throw.
Hold Spell: Brief Bondage. Prerequisite: Any spell with Hold
in the name. When you cast this spell, you can change the
duration to 1 round, not requiring concentration. The spell lasts
until the end of your next turn. A creature already under the
effect of the spell using this mastery can't be targeted.
Hold Spell: Reel 'Em In. Prerequisite: Any spell with Hold in
the name. When you cast this spell, if the target fails its saving
throw and is your size or smaller, it is pulled up to 10 feet
towards you. Additionally, you can use an action on each of
your turns for the duration to pull the target 10 feet more
towards you.
Smite Spell: Bladecasting. Prerequisite: Any spell with Smite
in the name. When you cast this spell, you can use an action
casting time, instead of a bonus action. When you do, you can
immediately make one melee weapon attack. The attack has
advantage and scores a critical hit on a roll of 19 or 20.
Smite Spell: Inevitable Wrath. Prerequisite: Any spell with
Smite in the name. When you cast this spell, you don't have to
make saving throws to maintain Concentration on the spell due
to taking damage that is equal to or less than your Charisma
score.
Smite Spell: Spirit Strike. Prerequisite: Any spell with Smite
in the name. When you cast this spell, if an affected attack hits,
add your Charisma modifier to the damage. If the attack's total
was 20 or higher, add twice your Charisma modifier instead.
Smite Spell: Swift Smite. Prerequisite: Any spell with Smite
in the name. When you cast this spell, it doesn't require
concentration, but it ends if you haven't hit with an affected
attack by the start of your next turn.
Power Word: Tremble Before Me. Prerequisite: Any spell
with Power Word in the name. When you cast this spell, you
can force any number of creatures of your choice within 30 feet
of you that can hear you to make a Wisdom saving throw. On a
failed save, a creature is Frightened of you until the end of its
next turn. A creature that fails by a margin of 5 or more also
drops anything it is holding and falls prone.
Power Word: Voice of Fate. Prerequisite: Any spell with
Power Word in the name. When you cast this spell, the spell is
unaffected by Counterspell and similar magics that would
prevent or weaken the spell, unless the creature who cast the
spell can succeed a Charisma saving throw against your spell
save DC. Any reaction or spell slot used to cast the thwarted
spell is wasted.
Wall Spell: Fearsome Fence. Prerequisite: Any spell with
Wall in the name. When you cast this spell, the height of the
wall created by the spell is doubled. If the wall can be climbed,
every 1 foot climbed on the wall costs 2 feet. If the wall can be
moved through, every 1 foot moved through the wall costs 3
feet.
Wall Spell: Secret Passage. Prerequisite: Any spell with Wall
in the name. When you cast this spell, for the duration, once per
turn, you can move through the space of the wall created by the
spell as though the wall is not there, ignoring all of its effects. If
you end your turn inside the wall's space, you are safely
shunted out to a side of your choice.
Design Note
Generic masteries are mainly intended to provide
coverage to Paladins, since most of their Smite spells
are not SRD content and therefor can't be included in
this compendium.
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Spell Masteries
Note: Custom Conditions
A number of the spell masteries in this compendium
reference unique Conditions from Mythmaker
homebrew. The first time each condition is mentioned
in this document, it is defined in a note. An index of all
my custom conditions is also included at the end of
this document, as well as a link to download the cheat
sheet PDF on its own.
Cantrips
Acid Splash: Alchemist's Expertise. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Acid Splash spell, if you are proficient with
Alchemist's Supplies and use part of an Alchemist's Supplies set
in the spell's casting, the save DC for the spell gains a bonus
equal to half your proficiency bonus, or your entire proficiency
bonus if it only targets one creature.
Tool Infusions
Remember to check out the rules for Tool Infusion
masteries on page 7!
Acid Splash: Bigger Bubble. When you cast the Acid Splash
spell, you can also choose a third target that is within 5 feet of
the first, but the damage dice against all affected targets become
d4s.
Acid Splash: Caustic Compound. When you cast the Acid
Splash spell, if a target is Corroding, it has disadvantage on its
saving throw against the spell.
Acid Splash: Collateral Damage. When you cast the Acid
Splash spell, you can choose for the acid to splash onto one
object within 5 feet of either target that isn't being worn or
carried. If the spell only targets one creature, you can choose a
second object as well. Chosen objects automatically take the
spell's damage.
Acid Splash: Black Dragon's Breath. When you cast the
Acid Splash spell, you change the spell's range to Self (15-foot
cone). Each creature in the area must make the saving throw
against the spell. The cone's size increases by 5 feet if you are a
Dragonborn, and by 5 feet if your Constitution score is 15 or
higher.
Acid Splash: Soaking Splash. When you cast the Acid Splash
spell but only target one creature, if the creature fails its saving
throw, it starts corroding until the end of its next turn, unless the
target or another creature within 5 feet of it uses an action to
scrape the acid away.
Acid Splash: Sticky Substance. When you cast the Acid
Splash spell, a target that fails its saving throw also has its
speed reduced by 10 feet until the end of its next turn.
Chill Touch: Close to Death. When you cast the Chill Touch
spell targeting a creature within 10 feet of you, you can make a
melee spell attack, instead of a ranged one. When you do, the
damage dice become d10s.
Chill Touch: Doom of Decay. When you cast the Chill Touch
spell targeting a creature that is Decaying, the spell's attack has
advantage.
Chill Touch: Ghostly Grip. When you cast the Chill Touch
spell, you can cause the ghostly hand to pull the target if it is
Medium or smaller. The target must succeed a Strength saving
throw or be pulled up to 5 feet in a direction of your choosing.
Chill Touch: Haunting Hand. When you cast the Chill
Touch spell, on a hit, the target must also make a Wisdom
saving throw. On a failed save, until the start of your next turn,
every 1 foot the target would move towards you costs it two
feet. Any feature that resists or ends the frightened condition
also affects this mastery.
Chill Touch: Icy Hand of Death. When you cast the Chill
Touch spell, you can change the spell's damage type to cold.
Additionally, the target must make a Constitution saving throw.
On a failed save, it becomes Chilled for the spell's duration.
Chilled
A chilled creature can't increase its speed or gain
additional movement. If a chilled creature would gain
the condition again, it takes 1d6 cold damage. The
condition ends early if the creature becomes Scorched.
A creature resistant or immune to cold damage is
immune to this condition.
Chill Touch: Kiss of Mortality. When you cast the Chill
Touch spell, the additional effect for undead targets also
extends to humanoid targets.
Chill Touch: Touch of the Reaper. When you cast the Chill
Touch spell, you can change the range to Touch to empower the
spell. Add your spellcasting ability modifier to the spell's
damage. If the attack misses, but only by a margin of 5 or less,
the target still takes this added damage.
Dancing Lights: Defensive Dance. When you cast the
Dancing Lights spell and combine the four lights into one form,
you have a +1 bonus to your AC while within 5 feet of that
form and inside the radius of light it sheds.
Dancing Lights: Graceful Flow. When you cast the Dancing
Lights spell, for the duration, you can move the lights once per
turn without expending any action. If you do use a bonus action
to move the lights, you also gain 10 feet of movement on that
turn.
Dancing Lights: Reactive Sparks. You can cast the Dancing
Lights spell using a casting time of "1 reaction, which you take
whenever you deal radiant damage to a target within 120 feet of
you." When you do, you must create each of the lights within
10 feet of the target that triggered the spell. When cast this way,
the spell doesn't require concentration, and you can't control the
lights. The lights last for 1 round, disappearing at the end of
your next turn.
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Dancing Lights: Seeing Stars. When you cast the Dancing
Lights spell outdoors at night, each light emits Bright light in a
10--foot radius and dim light for an additional 10 feet. Also, the
spell creates a number of additional motes of light equal to your
spellcasting ability modifier. If you combine all the motes, you
can form a shape of a Large or smaller humanoid.
Dancing Lights: Soft Shine. When you cast the Dancing
Lights spell, the spell doesn't require concentration, but the
bright and dim light radius of each light is halved, as are the
light radii of the combined form of the lights.
Dancing Lights: Wisps of Whimsy. When you cast the
Dancing Lights spell, the lights appear to have little wings like
a fairy. When a creature within 5 feet of one of the lights makes
a saving throw against an Enchantment or Illusion spell, you
can use your reaction to end the Dancing Lights spell and
impose disadvantage on that creature's save.
Druidcraft: Alter Elements. When you cast the Druidcraft
spell, the following option expands the effects you can choose
from: Choose a willing creature you can see within range that is
Chilled, Scorched, or Shocked. You can attempt to end one of
those conditions on the target by succeeding a Wisdom ability
check against the saving throw DC of the condition. If there is
no DC, use 10.
Druidcraft: Animal Spirits. When you cast the Druidcraft
spell, the following options expand the effects you can choose
from:
You direct all tiny, non-magical bugs within 5 feet of
you to either scatter from the area, or to gather at a point
you designate in the area.
You get the attention of one Small or smaller beast in the
spell's range and attempt to entice it to approach you.
You can target a beast you see, or call out a random. The
GM determines the beast's behavior. If it perceives you
as a threat, it may flee, hide, or even attack. If it
perceives you neutrally or as a potential friend, it might
watch you or approach cautiously. In either case, you
have advantage on your next Wisdom (Animal
Handling) ability check to interact with that creature
within 1 minute.
Druidcraft: Faerie Flare. When you cast the Druidcraft spell,
you also gain advantage on your next Charisma ability check
before the end of your next turn.
Druidcraft: Instinct. When you cast the Druidcraft spell, it
doesn't require any components for you. Additionally, you can
cast the Druidcraft spell even while in Wildshape.
Druidcraft: Nature's Nag. When you cast the Druidcraft
spell, the following option expands the effects you can choose
from: A minor natural force disturbs the focus of one creature
you can see within range, which must succeed a Constitution
saving throw or lose concentration (if it is concentrating on
anything). Examples include an acorn falling on the target's
head, a prickly plant blowing onto it's skin, a housefly buzzing
near its ear, an uncanny wind blowing dust into its face, etc.
Druidcraft: Soothing Winds. When you cast the Druidcraft
spell, the following option expands the effects you can choose
from: A soothing magical wind washes towards one willing
creature of your choice within range. Any instance of the Dazed
or Shaken condition on the target ends. Additionally, until the
start of your next turn, the target has advantage on Wisdom
saving throws.
Druidcraft: Wild Whimsy. When you cast a Druid spell of 1st
level or higher as an action or bonus action, you can also cast
the Druidcraft spell as part of the action used to cast that spell.
Eldritch Blast: Arcane Piercing. When you cast the Eldritch
Blast spell, the spell's attack rolls ignore any AC bonus granted
by a spell, such as the Shield spell or a source of 1/2 or 3/4
cover created by a spell. Additionally, the spell's projectiles pass
through magical barriers, such as a Forcecage or Wall of Force,
and can't be reflected by other spells or magical effects (such as
a Tarrasque's reflective carapace). Spells that change AC
calculation, such as Mage Armor, are unaffected.
Arcane Piercing & Forcecage Updates
This mastery is intended to be combined with the
following updates to the Forcecage spell:
The spell now requires concentration
The spell can be dispelled by a dispel magic, but
only if that spell is cast at a level equal to or higher
than the level of the Forcecage spell.
Even without this mastery, GMs should consider
these changes for Forcecage, which can easily be a
problematic spell at high levels.
Eldritch Blast: Cackling Caws. When you cast the Eldritch
Blast spell, the beams of energy resemble corvids which caw
loudly as they soar through the sky towards their target. On a
hit, a creature suffers a -5 penalty to Wisdom (Perception)
checks that rely on hearing until the end of your next turn. If a
creature sustains a total of -20 from this penalty, it becomes
deafened for 1 minute. It can make a Constitution saving throw
at the end of each of its turns, ending the condition on a
success.
Eldritch Blast: Doom Bolts. When you cast the Eldritch Blast
spell, for each bolt that hits a creature, it has a cumulative -1
penalty to its next saving throw before the end of your next
turn.
Eldritch Blast: Eldritch Arrows. When you cast the Eldritch
Blast spell, if you are proficient with the Shortbow and/or
Longbow, you can cast the spell as though you are firing the
bolts from a spectral bow. When you do, you can fire the bolts
up to two times as far, or three times as far if you're proficient
with the Longbow, but any attack roll beyond the spell's base
range has disadvantage. Additionally, the bolts ignore 1/2 cover.
Eldritch Blast: Essence Infusion. When you cast the
Eldritch Blast spell, use your Constitution modifier in place of
any damage die rolled for the spell that is lower than your
Constitution modifier.
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Eldritch Blast: Mindpiercer Blasts. When you cast the
Eldritch Blast spell, you can change the damage type to
psychic. When you do, you have advantage on attack rolls for
the spell against any creature that is Dazed, Stupefied, or under
a Short Term, Long Term, or Indefinite Madness.
Eldritch Blast: Umbral Assassin. When you cast the Eldritch
Blast spell, if you are in darkness when you cast the spell, it
doesn't require a verbal component for you. Additionally, any
bolt directed towards a creature from whom you are hidden
when you cast the spell deals 1d12 damage, instead of 1d10.
Eldritch Blast: Weave Weakness. When you cast the Eldritch
Blast spell, any bolt directed towards a Weavebound target
deals 2d6 damage, instead of 1d10.
Fire Bolt: Fuel For The Fire. When you cast the Firebolt
spell and target a creature or object that is ignited or Scorched,
any attack roll for the spell has advantage and is unaffected by
disadvantage.
Fire Bolt: Furious Flames. When you cast the Firebolt spell
and the attack has advantage, and both rolls would hit, the
damage dice become d12s. However, if only one of the rolls
would hit, the damage dice become d8s.
Fire Bolt: Heat Lightning. When you cast the Fire Bolt spell,
the spell deals Lightning damage, instead of fire. On a critical
hit against a creature, the target can't take reactions until the
start of your next turn.
Fire Bolt: Hellfire. When you cast the Firebolt spell, you
have advantage on the attack roll while targeting a Celestial or
humanoids that serve a Deity, such as Clerics and Paladins.
Additionally, a creature damaged by the spell can't regain hit
points until the start of your next turn.
Fire Bolt: Ignite. When you cast the Firebolt spell and hit
with the attack, the target must make a Constitution saving
throw. On a failed save, the target is Scorched until the end of
your next turn.
Scorched
A scorched creature has disadvantage on Constitution
saving throws to resist exhaustion or maintain
concentration. If a scorched creature would gain this
condition again, it takes 1d6 fire damage. The
condition ends early if the creature becomes Chilled. A
creature resistant or immune to fire damage is also
immune to this condition.
Fire Bolt: Overheat. When you cast the Firebolt spell, if you
are Scorched, you can choose to take 1d6 fire damage, adding
the same amount to the attack and damage roll for the spell. If
you are Scorched when you do so, the condition ends on you, as
you infuse the spell with the residual heat around you.
Fire Bolt: Pheonix Fire. When you cast the Fire Bolt spell, if
the target is reduced to 0 hit points, a pheonix-shaped flame
erupts from the corpse. Each creature within 5 feet of the
destroyed target takes fire damage equal to your spellcasting
ability modifier. Additionally, you can cast the spell using this
spell mastery as a reaction when you would be reduced to 0 hit
points (the spell is cast before you fall to 0 hit points)
Fire Bolt: Splashing Sparks. When you cast the Firebolt
spell and hit with the attack, if the attack total was 20 or higher,
you can choose one additional creature within 5 feet of the
initial target to take fire damage equal to your spellcasting
ability modifier.
Fire Bolt: Sunfire. When you cast the Firebolt spell while
both you and the target are in an area of bright light created by
sunlight, you can change the spell's damage to Radiant, and the
spell's attack is a critical hit on a roll of 19 or 20.
Fire Bolt: Wreckless Flames. When you cast the Firebolt
spell and the attack misses, but only by a margin of 5 or less,
the target takes fire damage equal to your spellcasting ability
modifier.
Guidance: Ally's Gift. When you cast the Guidance spell, you
can deliver the spell through any willing creature that you can
see within 60 feet. The target of the spell must be within the
reach of the willing creature who delivers the spell for you.
Guidance: Dragon's Pride. When you cast the Guidance
spell, if you speak Draconic and use it in the spell's casting, you
can impart the target with the majesty and ego of ancient
dragons. If the die from the spell is added to a Charisma ability
check, it becomes a d8 instead. However, if the target fails the
check, it subtracts 1d4 from all ability checks it makes until it
finishes a long rest, or until it succeeds an ability check with a
natural 20.
Guidance: Eldritch Oracle. When you cast the Guidance
spell, if you speak Deep Speech and use it in the spell's casting,
you can impart the target with secrets from the inscrutible
beings of the far realms. If the die from the spell is added to an
Intelligence ability check, it becomes a d8 instead. However, if
the target fails the check by a margin of 10 or more, it takes
psychic damage equal to the number rolled on the d8. A target
that also speaks Deep Speech ignores this damage.
Alternate Languages
The GM may change the required language infusion
mastery based on the setting and their discretion. The
GM could also remove the language prerequisite
altogether, keeping the added verbal component, but
not requiring any specific language proficiency.
Guidance: Gamer's Gambit. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Guidance spell, if you are proficient with the Dice Set tool
and use it in the spell's casting, the target can roll the d4 for the
spell twice. When the target rolls these dice, it adds the sum of
both rolls to its ability check, but if the sum is 7 or higher, it
doesn't add any bonus. If it rolls a 1 on both dice, it adds a +10
bonus to its check instead.
Guidance: Guiding Light. When you cast the Guidance spell,
the target also sheds bright light in a 10 foot radius, and dim
light for an additional 10 feet until the spell ends.
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Guidance: Rite of Fortune. When you cast the Guidance
spell, you can perform a special rite to impart a long lasting
benefit to your target. The casting time becomes 10 minutes,
and the spell requires a material component: 1 gp of incense,
which the spell consumes. The duration becomes 8 hours, no
longer requiring concentration. However, if you use the rite
again, the spell ends early.
Guidance: Second Chances. When you cast the Guidance
spell, if the target rolls the d4 for an ability check but still fails
the check, you can use your reaction (before any results occur)
to allow the target to reroll the d4. The target must be within 30
feet of you and you must be able to see it.
Guidance: Stars Align. When you cast the Guidance spell, if
the target makes an ability check using the same ability as your
spellcasting ability, it can add your spellcasting ability modifier
to its roll, instead of rolling 1d4.
Light: Close Control. When you cast the Light spell, you
have close control over the magic. Once per turn (no action
required), you can adjust the radius of the spell's bright and dim
light in 5 foot increments, to a minimum of 5 feet or maximum
of 30. The size of the two radiuses must always be equal.
Additionally, you can dismiss the spell at any time (no action
required).
Light: Lenscraft. (Tool Infusion) When you cast the Light
spell, if you are proficient in Glassblower's Tools and you target
a glass object with the spell, you can cause the light to emit in
certain shapes. First, if you choose a radius as normal, you can
make each radius as small as 5 feet, or as large as 60 feet. Each
radius must be the same size.
Alternatively, you can cause the object to emit bright light in a
30-foot cone, and dim light for an additional 5 feet in each
direction, or you can cause it to emit bright line a line 60-feet
long and 5-feet wide, and dim light for an additional 5 feet in
each direction.
When you cast the spell in this way, it doesn't end if you cast it
again, but you can only have a number of instances at once
equal to your spellcasting ability modifier. Casting the spell
again ends the oldest instance.
Light: Night Light. When you cast the Light spell, while you
are outside, the bright and dim light radius of the spell is
doubled. Additionally, if you are outside under moonlight, you
concentrate on the spell to empower it: any creatures of your
choice in the bright light radius of this spell have a bonus to
Constitution or Wisdom saving throws (choose when you cast
the spell) equal to half your proficiency bonus (round up).
Light: Overshine. When you cast the Light spell, for the
duration, the area of bright light created by the spell is lightly
obscured, but the spell requires concentration. Additionally, as
an action on subsequent turns, you overcharge the spell's light.
The area of bright light created by the spell becomes heavily
obscured until your next turn starts, at which point the spell
ends.
Light: Shadowshine. When you cast the Light spell, the spell
no longer creates light. Instead, for the duration, the target
object sheds a 40-foot radius aura in which you can see as
though you had Darkvision. Only you gain this benefit.
Mage Hand: Arcane Prosthetic. When you cast the Mage
Hand spell, you can cast a special version of the spell that lasts
up to 8 hours. If you have both your hands, casting this version
of the spell causes one of your hands (of your choice) to
disappear for the duration. If you are already missing a hand,
you can cast this version of the spell with no penalty. This
special mage hand remains within 5 feet of you and moves with
you, staying in that range, for the duration. While the hand is
within 5 feet of you, you can control it once per turn without
using any action. When you do use your action to control the
hand, you can move it up to 30 feet away from you as normal.
However, at the end of your turn, the hand teleports back to a
point within 5 feet of you.
Mage Hand: Buff Build. When you cast the Mage Hand
spell, the maximum weight the hand can lift equals 5 times your
spellcasting ability score. Additionally, you can cause the hand
to attempt to grapple a Small or smaller creature within 5 feet of
it. Use your spellcasting ability for the Athletics checks made
for the hand. If the grapple fails or ends, the hand disappears.
Mage Hand: Deft Touch. (Tool Infusion) When you cast the
Mage Hand spell, you can use the Mage Hand to operate any
tool you are proficient with. When you do, any ability check to
operate the tool with the mage hand is unaffected by
disadvantage.
Mage Hand: Floating Fist. When you cast the Mage Hand
spell, you can use an action to cause the hand to attack an object
or creature within 5 feet of it. Make a melee spell attack. On a
hit, the target takes force damage equal to your spellcasting
ability modifier. The hand then vanishes and the spell ends. The
attack deals an additional 1d6 force damage when you reach 5th
level (1d6 + your spellcasting ability modifier), 11th level (2d6
+ your spellcasting ability modifier), and 17th level (3d6 + your
spellcasting ability modifier).
Mage Hand: Integrated Illusion. When you cast the Mage
Hand spell, for the duration, you can cause the mage hand to
become part of any illusion spell you control in which part of
the illusion is a humanoid. The hand becomes one with the
humanoid part of the illusion, indistinguishable from it. When
you use your action to move the hand, you can also move the
humanoid part of the illusion the same distance. The resulting
merger makes it appear as though the illusory humanoid is
performing whatever action the mage hand performs. A creature
only perceives the hand if it can see through the illusion.
Mage Hand: Long Reach. When you cast the Mage Hand
spell, the range becomes 60 feet, as the does the maximum
distance away from the hand you can be before it vanishes.
Mage Hand: Marksman's Ally. When you cast the Mage
Hand spell, you can concentrate on the spell to cause the hand
to help you fire your loading weapons. For the duration, you
ignore the loading property on any weapon you wield, as the
hand automatically reloads your weapon for you between shots.
While you concentrate on the spell in this way, the hand
remains in your space and can't be used for any other purpose.
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Mage Hand: Sticky Fingers. When you cast the Mage Hand
spell, you can use your spellcasting ability modifier, instead of
Dexterity, for Sleight of Hand checks to use it, and you have
advantage on such checks when they are made to stow or
retrieve objects from containers worn or carried by other
creatures.
Mage Hand: Two's A Team. When you cast the Mage Hand
spell, you can create two hands instead of one. When you do,
the spell requires concentration. You can use your action to
control both hands. Using both hands on the same task grants
advantage on any ability check required for that use of the
hands.
Mending: Artisan's Touch. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Mending spell, the casting time is 1 action if you are
mending an object or structure that is related to a tool you are
proficient with. For example, mending wood gains the bonus if
you are proficient with carpenters tools, while mending pottery
gains the bonus if you are proficient with potter's tools.
Additionally, you can mend a more complex break, such as a
splintered piece of wood, shattered glass, or crumbled stone, so
long as the full amount of the material is still present.
Mending: Major Mend. When you cast the Mending spell,
the maximum size of the damage you repair equals your
spellcasting ability modifier in feet.
Message: Bind Minds. When you cast the Message spell,
until the start of your next turn, both you and the recipient of
the message are resistant to psychic damage. The effect ends if
you are ever more than 30 feet from the recipient, or
immediately after either of you take psychic damage.
Message: Call of the Council. When you cast the Message
spell, the range is tripled (if the target is willing), and you can
extend the message to any number of willing creatures within
15 feet of the target, although only the target can reply.
Message: Chain Link. When you cast the Message spell, the
recipient can use its action on its next turn to cast the spell
using the same exact message you sent to it, targeting a creature
other than you. This casting also benefits from the mastery. That
recipient may also do the same, continuing until a recipient
chooses not to pass on the message again.
Message: Enchanted Foreword. When you cast the Message
spell, you can target a book, rather than targeting a creature.
The message becomes stored in the book until a creature (other
than you) opens the book, at which point the message is
delivered to it. Only the creature that opens the book hears the
message. It can reply to the message in a whisper which
becomes stored in the book. The next time you open the boo
while a reply is stored in it, you hear the reply.
Message: Frequency Finder. When you cast the Message
spell, you can target Constructs up to 300 feet away.
Additionally, when you cast the spell targeting a construct, you
can concentrate on the spell for up to 1 minute. During that
time, you can repeat the initial effect as a bonus action on each
of your turns, targeting the same construct.
Message: Frightful Whispers. When you cast the Message
spell, you can force the target to make a Wisdom saving throw.
On a failed save, the target becomes Shaken until the end of
your next turn, or Frightened if it is already Shaken. Once a
creature succeeds its saving throw against this effect, it
becomes immune to it for 24 hours.
Shaken
A shaken creature can't willingly move closer to the
source of its condition, and has disadvantage on saving
throws against being frightened. Any feature which
grants advantage against or immunity to being
frightened also affects this condition.
Message: Imploding Earworm. When you cast the Message
spell, you can concentrate on the spell to embed a corrupted
sliver of magic in the target's mind. This earworm lasts up to 1
minute. During that time, the target has disadvantage on
Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on hearing. Additionally,
as an action, you can cause the earworm to burst. The target
must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, it
takes 1d6 thunder damage and is Deafened until the end of your
next turn. This damage increases by 1d6 when you reach 5th
level (2d6), 11th level (3d6), and 17th level (4d6). The earworm
is instantly dispelled if the target enters an area of magical
silence or regains hit points.
Message: Long Range Link. When you cast the Message
spell, the range is 500 feet if you have been within 5 feet of the
target in the last 24 hours.
Message: Obscured Outreach. When you cast the Message
spell, the target doesn't automatically know who sent it the
message. It hears the message in a nondistinct, neutral voice. If
the target is familiar with the Message spell or proficient in
Arcana, it does recognize that the voice comes from a spell.
Otherwise, it gains no special indication as such.
Alternatively, you can make a Charisma (Performance) check
(DC 15). If your check succeeds, the target hears the message in
its own voice.
In either case, target can still respond as normal if it chooses to
do so, but it doesn't know who it is responding to. Some targets
may be able to deduce that you cast the spell, particularly if
they saw you performing any of the components.
Minor Illusion: Crafty Chorus. When you cast the Minor
Illusion spell and create a sound, you can create a number of
different, simultaneous sounds equal to your spellcasting ability
modifier. You can cause these sounds to originate from one or
multiple points within range.
Minor Illusion: Create Cover. When you cast the Minor
Illusion spell and create an image of an object, for the duration,
that object can provide you 1/2 cover against attacks that rely
on sight, provided you create an appropriate object (such as a
table or a barrel). A creature that can see through illusions, such
as one with truesight, ignores this cover.
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Minor Illusion: Focused Intent. When you cast the Minor
Illusion spell, you can change the duration to "Concentration,
up to 1 minute". When you do, the DC for discerning the nature
of the illusion increases by an amount equal to your proficiency
bonus, and a creature with Trueseeing or a similar feature
doesn't automatically see through it (although it does have
advantage on rolls against it).
Minor Illusion: Mirage Menagerie. When you cast the
Minor Illusion spell and create an image, for the duration, the
illusion doesn't end if you cast the spell again to create another
image. However, you can only have a maximum number of
illusions from this spell active at a time equal to your
spellcasting ability modifier.
Minor Illusion: Momentary Mirage. When you cast the
Minor Illusion spell, you can change the casting time to 1 bonus
action, but the illusion only lasts until the start of your next
turn.
Minor Illusion: Smuggler's Veil. When you cast the Minor
Illusion spell, rather than creating a new illusion, you can
weave illusion over an object you touch that fits in the palm of
your hand. The object becomes invisible for the duration of the
spell. The invisibility ends if the object is used, or if it is
touched by another creature.
Minor Illusion: Supplement Spell. When you cast an
Illusion spell of 1st level or higher as an action or bonus action,
you can also cast the Minor Illusion spell as part of the same
action used to cast that spell.
Minor Illusion: Targeted Distraction. When you cast the
Minor Illusion spell, you can target the illusion to be a
distraction for one creature you can see within range. That
creature must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, it
has disadvantage on the next saving throw it makes before the
illusion ends. A creature that can see through illusions, as with
truesight, is unaffected, as is one that successfully examines the
illusion as described in the spell.
Poison Spray: Artisan Assassin. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Poison Spray spell, if you are proficient with the
Poisoner's Kit and use part of the kit in the spell's casting,
double your proficiency bonus for the purposes of determining
the spell's saving throw DC.
Poison Spray: Fangs of Loqh'Shul. When you cast the
Poison Spray spell, spectral spider fangs appear and deliver a
spray of enchanted poison. The saving throw is an Intelligence
save, rather than Constitution. A creature with 10 or more
Intelligence that fails the saving throw also takes an extra 1d4
psychic damage, haunted by whispers of the worst lies it has
ever told. If the target speaks Elvish, roll a d10 for the psychic
damage, instead of a d4.
Poison Spray: Liquid Venom. When you cast the Poison
Spray spell, the puff of noxious gas becomes a jet of misty toxic
liquid, increasing the range to 30 feet.
Poison Spray: Monster's Bane. When you cast the Poison
Spray spell, it ignores resistance to poison damage.
Poison Spray: Necrotic Toxin. When you cast the Poison
Spray spell, the spell's damage dice become d8s, but a target
that fails the saving throw against the spell is also Decaying
until the end of its next turn.
Decaying
When a decaying creature would regain hit points, it
regains only half as many. If a decaying creature would
gain this condition again, it takes 1d6 necrotic damage.
A creature resistant or immune to necrotic damage is
immune to this condition.
Poison Spray: Sickening Spray. When you cast the Poison
Spray spell, if the target fails its saving throw by a margin of 5
or more, it also becomes Sickened until the end of its next turn.
Sickened
A sickened creature can not roll ability checks or
attack rolls with advantage; if it would roll twice due
to advantage, it rolls normally instead. A sickened
creature also has disadvantage on saving throws
against being poisoned. Any feature which grants
advantage against or immunity to the poisoned
condition can also affect this condition.
Poison Spray: Toxic Overload. When you cast the Poison
Spray spell, the target has disadvantage on its saving throw
against the spell if it is Afflicted, Diseased, Poisoned, or
Sickened.
Prestidigitation: Arcane Chemistry. When you cast the
Prestidigitation spell, the spell gains the following additional
use: You end one condition of your choice from Chilled,
Shocked, or Scorched on a creature you can see within range,
provided the condition was caused by a 2nd level spell or lower.
The maximum level of spell that can be affected increases by
two levels when you reach 5th level (up to 4th level spells),
11th level (up to 6th level spells), and 17th level (up to 8th level
spells).
Prestidigitation: Disappearing Act. When you cast the
Prestidigitation spell, the following option expands the effects
you can choose from: You can touch a nonmagical object no
larger than 1 cubic foot to make it invisible until the end of your
next turn.
Prestidigitation: Dragonmage's Ethos. When you cast the
Prestidigitation spell, you can cause any one effect of your
choice from the Thaumaturgy spell instead. If your speak
Draconic and include it as a verbal component in the spell, you
can choose effect from each spell as part of this casting
(although you may have no more than three ongoing effects,
from either list, at once).
Prestidigitation: Magic Act. Once per turn, when you cast
another spell as an Action or Bonus Action, or when you make
a Dexterity (Sleight of Hand) or Charisma (Performance) check
as an action, you can cast the Prestidigitation spell as part of
that action.
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 Prestidigitation: Master Magician. When you cast the
Prestidigitation spell, you can create a number of the spell's
effects at once in a single casting equal to your spellcasting
ability modifier (minimum of 2). This can also affect how many
of the spell's 1-minute effects you can have active at a time.
Prestidigitation: Sprinkle of Chaos. When you cast the
Prestidigitation spell, roll 1d10 and consult the minor chaos
effects table below.
1d10 Effect
Nothing happens, and this mastery has no effect for 1
1
hour.
A random unlocked door, window, or container within
2 spell, the damage becomes 3d4 per d8, instead of 2d4.
30 feet of you flies open or slams shut.
For 1 minute, your eyes swirl with rainbow color, and
3 your hair shimmers with opalescent hues when
reflecting light.
Illusory butterflies and flower petals flutter in the air
4
within 10 feet of you for the next minute.
You are surrounded by faint, ethereal music (audible
5
out to 60 feet) for the next minute.
One object you are wearing or carrying becomes
6
invisible until the start of your next turn.
You grow a long beard made of feathers that remains
7 until you sneeze, at which point the feathers explode
out from your face then disappear.
For 1 minute, your skin is slimy and cold to the touch,
8 and salt that touches your skin gives you an
uncomfortable but harmless burning sensation.
9 You shed dim light in a 10-foot radius for 1d4 rounds.
All candles, torches, small campfires, and similar non-
10 magical light sources within 20 feet of you are
immediately snuffed out.
Produce Flame: Arcane Purity. When you cast the Produce
Flame spell, the fire created by the spell is made of pure arcane
energy. The fire can't be doused or manipulated like other
magical flames, and the damage counts as force instead of fire if
you hurl the flame.
Produce Flame: Great Ball of Fire. When you cast the
Produce Flame spell, the distance you can hurl the flame equals
10 times your spellcasting ability modifier (minimum of 10),
instead of 30 feet, and the spell's damage increases by +1 for
every 10 feet the flame travels towards the target. This increases
to +2 for every 10 feet when you reach 17th level.
Produce Flame: Moonfire. When you cast the Produce
Flame spell, the light from the flame counts as moonlight.
Additionally, if you hurl the flame, the target is exposed to the
spell's damage.
Exposed
This condition always specifies one or more damage
types. Immunity to an exposed damage type is reduced
to resistance, and any other resistance to the damage
type is nullified.
Produce Flame: Seige Spell. When you cast the Produce
Flame spell and hurl the flame, the range for hurling the flame
is 120 feet, instead of 30 feet, and the flame deals triple damage
to structures and objects that aren't being worn or carried.
Seige Spell Flavor Notes
Consider describing the spell as a spectral trebuchet
hurling the flame, or a spectral ballista launching it.
Produce Flame: Slow Burn. When you cast the Produce
Flame spell, if you hurl the flames on a later turn, rather than
the turn you cast the spell, each d8 for the spell's damage
becomes 2d4. If you wait at least 1 minute after casting the
Produce Flame: Spark Toss. When you cast the Produce
Flame spell, you can hurl the flame on a later turn as a bonus
action, instead of an action. Use the same rules, otherwise, for
the hurling the flame, except the damage dice become d4s.
Produce Flame: Wanderer's Hearth. When you cast the
Produce Flame spell, you can concentrate on the spell to gain
resistance to cold damage while you hold the flame in your
hand.
Ray of Frost: Blizzard Barrage. When you cast the Ray of
Frost spell, the spell no longer deals additional damage as you
reach higher levels. Instead, the spell creates more than one ray
when you reach higher levels: two rays at 5th level, three rays
at 11th level, and four rays at 17th level. You can direct the rays
at the same target or at different ones. Make a separate attack
roll for each ray.
Blizzard Blast Note
Ongoing effects from the same spell don't stack with
themselves. Hitting a creature multiple times with the
Blizzard Barrage mastery does not stack the speed
reductions.
Ray of Frost: Chilling Cold. When you cast the Ray of Frost
spell, when a creature fails its saving throw, instead of reducing
the target's speed, you can cause the target to become Chilled
until the start of your next turn.
Ray of Frost: Frostfire. When you cast the Ray of Frost spell,
the damage type is the best of Cold or Fire. If you are using
Mythmaker's Advanced Elements rules, the damage is Frostfire
(Cold, Fire). If the target is Chilled or Scorched, the movement
reduction caused by the spell is 15 feet, instead of 10.
Advanced Elements
You can find the experimental rules for these new
hybrid damage types in Mythmaker's Elemental
Compendium on Patreon and www.mythmakergm.com
Ray of Frost: Heavy Hoarfrost. When you cast the Ray of
Frost spell, until the start of your next turn, every 1 foot of
swimming or flying movement costs an affected creature 1
extra foot of movement. A creature resistant or immune to cold
damage ignores these extra effects.
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Ray of Frost: Ice Arrow When you cast the Ray of Frost
spell, if you are proficient with the Shortbow and/or Longbow,
you can cast the spell as though you are firing the ray from a
spectral, frost-formed bow. When you do, you can fire the ray
up to two times as far, or three times as far if you're proficient
with the Longbow, but any attack roll beyond the spell's base
range has disadvantage. Additionally, the ray ignores 1/2 cover.
Ray of Frost: Rime Rays. When you cast the Ray of Frost
spell, you can target two creatures within 5 feet of each other,
instead of one. When you do, the damage dice become d4s.
Ray of Frost: Subzero. When you cast the Ray of Frost spell
and the attack hits, if the speed reduction would reduce the
target's speed to 0, or if the target's speed is already 0, any
damage dice for the spell become d10s, and the target also has
disadvantage on the next attack roll it makes before the start of
your next turn.
Resistance: Dragon Turtle's Determination. When you cast
the Resistance spell, if you know Draconic and use it as a
verbal component in the spell's casting, the target may use the
effect a number of times up to your spellcasting ability modifier
before the spell ends.
Resistance: Even The Odds. When you cast the Resistance
spell, if the target chooses to use the d4 before rolling its saving
throw, the saving throw is unaffected by disadvantage,
advantage, and any other effect that would cause the target to
roll the d20 for the saving throw more than once.
Resistance: Inner Resilience. When you cast the Resistance
spell and target yourself, you can use your spellcasting ability
modifier instead of rolling a d4.
Resistance: Reactive Aid. When you cast the Resistance spell,
when the target rolls the d4 (before or after it is rolled), you can
use your reaction, provided the target is within 30 feet of you
and you can see it, to speak a magical word encouragement,
allowing the target to roll an additional d4 and add it to its total.
Resistance: Restorative Resilience. When you restore hit
points to a creature, you can use your reaction to cast the
Resistance spell targeting that creature, provided it is within 30
feet of you.
Resistance: Sparing Spell. When you cast the Resistance
spell, if the target still fails its saving throw, any damage it takes
immediately as a result of failing that saving throw is reduced
by 3 + your spellcasting ability modifier. The reduction
increases to 6 + your spellcasting ability modifier when you
reach 5th level, then 9 + your modifier at 11th level, and 12 +
your modifier at 17th level.
Resistance: Steelforged Resilience. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Resistance spell, if you are proficient with Smith's
Tools, you use part of a Smith's Tools set in the spell's casting,
and the target is wearing armor that can be created or improved
with Smith's tools, the target gains a +2 bonus to its AC until
the spell ends, as well as a +2 bonus to the d4 roll for this spell.
The AC bonus from this mastery can't increase a creature's AC
beyond 20.
Sacred Flame: Dark Spark. When you cast the Sacred Flame
spell, you can create a black flame which creates no light and
deals Necrotic damage, instead of radiant. A creature in total
darkness has disadvantage on its saving throw against the spell.
Sacred Flame: Divine Detection. When you cast the Sacred
Flame spell, if you have dealt damage to the target before, or
successfully affected it with a divination spell, you don't need to
see it to target it with the spell.
Sacred Flame: Elven Moonfire. When you cast the Sacred
Flame spell, if you speak Elvish and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, a creature that fails its saving
throw by a margin of 5 or more is affected by Moonblindness
until the end of its next turn. Moonblindness prevents the use of
Darkvision. A creature relying on Darkvision while affected by
Moonblindness sees only a hazy silver-blue mist everywhere
they look.
Sacred Flame: Light Bite. When you cast the Sacred Flame
spell, if the target is within 5 feet of a source of bright light
(such as a Torch, an object affected by the Light spell, etc), the
damage dice for the spell become d12s.
Sacred Flame: Lunar Purity. When you cast the Sacred
Flame spell, the spell creates moonlight. The target is exposed
to the spell's damage, and its saving throw is unaffected by
advantage.
Sacred Flame: Radiant Splash When you cast the Sacred
Flame spell, you can choose to target two creatures within 5
feet of each other, instead of only one creature. When you do,
the damage dice become d6s, instead of d8s.
Sacred Flame: Tongues of Fire. When you cast the Sacred
Flame spell, if you share at least one language with the target,
the DC for the spell gains a bonus equal to your Charisma
modifier (minimum of 1).
Sacred Flame: Soulfire. When you cast the Sacred Flame
spell, if the target fails its saving throw, you gain temporary hit
points equal to half the damage dealt by the spell, which last
until the start of your next turn.
Shillelagh: Blackthorn Bark. When you cast the Shillelagh
spell, a layer of spectral blackthorn grows around your torso,
granting you a +2 bonus to your AC until the start of your next
turn, which ends early if the spell ends or if you take fire
damage.
Shillelagh: Elfwood Invocation. When you cast the
Shillelagh spell, if you speak Elvish and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, the spell can also affect
longswords, shortswords, shortbows, and longbows.
Shillelagh: Handcraft Warcraft. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Shillelagh spell, if you are proficient with Carpenter's
Tools or Woodcarver's Tools, you gain a bonus to damage rolls
with the affected weapon equal to half your proficiency bonus
(round up).
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Shillelagh: Natural Armory. When you cast the Shillelagh
spell, you can affect any melee weapon you are proficient with.
Shillelagh: Poison Thorns. When you cast the Shillelagh
spell, tiny thorned vines covered in toxins sprout along the
affected weapon. The next time during the duration that you hit
with an affected attack, the target must also make a Constitution
saving throw. It takes 1d4 poison damage on a failed save. This
damage increases by 1d4 when you reach 5th level (2d4), 11th
level (3d4), and 17th level (4d4). Once a weapon has been
affected by this mastery, it can't affected by it again until you
spend 1 minute carefully removing the old vines, which turn to
dust once removed.
Shillelagh: Stormwood Strikes. When you cast the Shillelagh
spell, for the duration, the first time each turn you hit with an
attack with the affected weapon, you can forgo adding your
spellcasting ability to the damage roll to instead force the target
to make a Strength saving throw. On a failed save, the target is
pushed up to 5 feet away from you.
Shillelagh: Sylvan Shine. When you cast the Shillelagh spell,
for the duration, the affected weapon sheds bright light in a 5-
foot radius, and dim light for 5 additional feet.
Shocking Grasp: Arcane Attraction. When you cast the
Shocking Grasp spell, you have advantage on attack rolls for
the spell against any target that is concentrating on a spell. If
the attack hits, the target has disadvantage on its saving throw
to maintain concentration on the spell due to the damage.
Shocking Grasp: Blightning. When you cast the Shocking
Grasp, a sickly green electric energy channels forth. You have
advantage on the attack roll if the target is Poisoned, and on a
hit, the target becomes Sickened until the end of its next turn.
Shocking Grasp: Caster's Currents. When you cast the
Shocking Grasp spell, you also have advantage on the attack
roll if the target is submerged in water or soaked with water
(GM's discretion). Additionally, when you hit a target which the
spell grants you advantage against, the damage dice increase to
d10s.
Shocking Grasp: Divine Lightning. When you cast the
Shocking Grasp spell, it deals your choice of Lightning or
Radiant damage. Additionally, when you target a Fiend or
Undead, you can reroll one d20 for the attack roll.
Shocking Grasp: Electric Connection. When you cast the
Shocking Grasp spell while wielding a weapon, until the end of
your next turn, that weapon gains the following benefits:
It has a +1 bonus to attack rolls when used for a Thrown
weapon attack
Immediately after making a Thrown weapon attack with
it, you can use your reaction to recall the weapon to your
hand. The effect then ends."
Shocking Grasp: Electric Reach. When you cast the
Shocking Grasp spell, the range becomes 30 feet, or twice as far
if you target a creature made of metal or wearing metal armor.
Shocking Grasp: Energy Sense. When you cast the Shocking
Grasp spell, as part of making the attack, you can sense the
target as though using Blindsight. If the attack hits, you can
continue to sense the target this way until the start of your next
turn, out to a range of 15 feet.
Shocking Grasp: Grasp of Shocking. When you cast the Sp
Shocking Grasp spell, a target that fails its saving throw by a yo
margin of 5 or more, or by any margin if it is already Shocked, He
becomes Shocked until the end of your next turn. an
bu
aff
Shocked
reg
A shocked creature can't take reactions. If a shocked
creature would gain the condition again, it takes 1d6
lightning damage. A creature resistant or immune to
lightning damage is also immune to this condition.
Shocking Grasp: Lightning Leap. When you cast the
Shocking Grasp spell and the attack hits, you can also force
another creature within 5 feet of the target to make a Dexterity
saving throw, doing so with disadvantage if it is wearing armor
made of metal. On a failed save, that creature takes lightning
damage equal to half the spell's damage.
Shocking Grasp: Propulsion Push. When you cast the
Shocking Grasp spell, if the attack hits, you can immediately
move up to half your speed (no action required).
Shocking Grasp: Psychic Shock. When you cast the
Shocking Grasp spell, on a hit, the target also becomes
Stupefied until the end of your next turn. Additionally, you have
advantage on attack rolls for the spell against Stupefied targets.
Shocking Grasp: Spell Static. When you cast the Shocking
Grasp spell, until the start of your next turn, if a creature within
5 feet of you casts a spell of 1st level or higher, you can use
your reaction to repeat this spell's attack against the triggering
creature. On a hit, the attack deals half as much damage.
Shocking Grasp: Static Aura. When you cast the Shocking
Grasp spell, if the target fails its saving throw, it becomes
surrounded by a static aura until the start of your next turn. If it
moves at least 5 feet before then, it takes 1d4 lightning damage,
and the effect ends. This damage increases by 1d4 when you
reach 5th level (2d4), 11th level (3d4), and 17th level (4d4).
Shocking Grasp: Static Tether. When you cast the Shocking
Grasp spell, on a hit, the target's speed is also reduced by 5 feet
until the end of its next turn, and it can not Disengage from you.
Shocking Grasp: Stronger Surge. When you cast the
Shocking Grasp spell and the attack hits, the target must make a
Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, it is Dazed until the
end of its next turn. The target automatically succeeds this
saving throw if it is resistant or immune to lightning damage.
Dazed
A dazed creature can't take reactions. Additionally, on
a dazed creature's turn, it can take only an action or a
bonus action -- not both. Lastly, a dazed creature has
disadvantage on saving throws vs being stunned.
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Spare the Dying: Extend Spirit. When you cast the Spare the
Dying spell, you can cause the spell to be delivered by a willing
creature you can see within 30 feet of you. The creature must
use its reaction to deliver the spell, or the mastery has no effect.
Spare The Dying: Preemptive Protection. When you cast
the Spare the Dying spell, you can instead target a living that
creature that has 1 or more hit points. When you do, the spell's
duration becomes 1 minute. The first time during the spell's
duration that the target would drop to 0 hit points, it
immediately becomes stable. The spell then ends. When you
cast the spell in this way, it ends early if you cast it again.
Spare The Dying: Shield the Dying. When you cast the
Spare the Dying spell, the target also gains a bonus to its AC
equal to your spellcasting ability modifier until the start of your
next turn.
Thaumaturgy: Aftershock. When you cast the Thaumaturgy
spell, a shockwave surges out around you. Each creature within
a 5-foot radius around you must make a Strength saving throw.
On a failed save, a creature is pushed 5 feet away from you.
Once you cast the spell using this mastery, you can't do so again
for 1 minute.
Thaumaturgy: Agent of Awe. When you cast the
Thaumaturgy spell, any creature within 30 feet of you who
witnessed the effect and whose Wisdom score is lower than
yours becomes affected by a sense of awe. Until the end of your
next turn, creatures in awe this way have disadvantage on any
saving throw you force them to make against being charmed or
frightened.
Thaumaturgy: Divine Spectacle. When you cast a spell as an
action or bonus action using a Cleric or Paladin spell slot of 1st
level or higher, you can immediately cast the Thaumaturgy spell
as part of the same action used to cast that spell.
Thaumaturgy: Theatrical Flare. You can cast the
Thaumaturgy spell as a bonus action. Additionally, if you are
proficient in the Performance skill, whenever you cast the
Thaumaturgy spell, you can immediately make one Charisma
(Intimidation), Charisma (Performance), or Charisma
(Persuasion) check as part of the spell's casting.
Thaumaturgy: Miracle Maker. When you cast the
Thaumaturgy spell, you can create a number of the spell's
effects at once in a single casting equal to your spellcasting
ability modifier (minimum of 1). This can also increase how
many of the spell's 1-minute effects you can have active at a
time, but it won't decrease it.
True Strike: Amplified Arcana. When you cast the True
Strike spell, if the affected attack is part of a spell of 1st level or
higher and the attack total is 20 or higher, the spell is cast as
though one level higher.
True Strike: Arcane Accuracy. When you cast the True
Strike spell, if you roll the affected attack with advantage, you
can also reroll one of the dice once.
True Strike: Critical Edge. When you cast the True Strike
spell, an affected attack roll is a critical hit on a d20 roll of 18,
19, or 20.
True Strike: Deep Focus. When you cast the True Strike
spell, it doesn't require concentration, and an affected attack
isn't affected by disadvantage.
True Strike: Force of Focus. When you cast the True Strike
spell, if you roll an affected attack with advantage and both
rolls would hit, the attack deals an additional 1d6 force damage.
This damage increases by 1d4 when you reach 5th level (2d6),
11th level (3d6), and 17th level (4d6).
True Strike: Gish Master's Gift. When you cast the True
Strike spell, you can choose a number of willing creatures
within 5 feet of you up to your spellcasting ability modifier to
also benefit from the spell's effects. A creature must use its
reaction to accept the benefit, or it has no effect for that
creature.
True Strike: Light of Truth. When you cast the True Strike
spell, for the spell's duration, any weapon you hold sheds bright
light in a 5-foot radius, and dim light for an additional 5 feet.
Additionally, the weapon's damage becomes magical for the
spell's duration.
True Strike Revised
Due to significant changes in the spell's structure, these
spell masteries are not compatible with Mythmaker's
True Strike (Revised).
True Strike: Oracle's Armor. When you cast the True Strike
spell, for the duration, your AC increases by your spellcasting
ability modifier, and you can also choose to gain the same
amount of temporary hit points, which last until the spell ends.
Oracle Armor Notes
While these bonuses seem very significant, remember
that trading an action for defensive benefits is almost
always suboptimal at best, and wasteful at worst. It
takes fairly extreme benefits to balance the action and
concentration cost of vanilla True Strike.
True Strike: Patient Approach. When you cast the True
Strike spell, the duration is Concentration, up to 1 minute. The
spell benefits the next attack you make on any subsequent turn
before the spell ends. Once you make an affected attack, the
spell ends.
True Strike: Perfectionist's Oath. When you cast the True
Strike spell, you can do so as a bonus action if you missed with
a weapon attack on the same turn.
True Strike: Snake Eyes. When you cast the True Strike
spell, if you make an affected attack with a Finesse melee
weapon, you can reroll any natural 1 on the d20 for the attack,
and the spell can benefit one additional attack before the end of
your turn. The additional attack must also be with a Finesse
melee weapon to benefit.
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Vicious Mockery: Dwarven Dulling. When you cast the
Vicious Mockery spell, if you speak Dwarvish and use it as a
verbal component in the spell's casting, you can invoke the
particularly demeaning insults of the dwarves. Dwarves have
advantage on saving throws against the spell, while non-
Dwarves who understand Dwarvish have disadvantage. In any
case, a creature that fails its saving throw has disadvantage on
the next Constitution ability check or saving throw it makes
before the end of its next turn.
Vicious Mockery: Lingering Insults. When you cast the
Vicious Mockery spell, if the target fails its save and then
misses an attack roll that was affected by the spell, it takes
psychic damage equal to your spellcasting ability modifier.
Vicious Mockery: Mental Mockery. When you cast the
Vicious Mockery spell, the spell doesn't require any
components for you. Additionally, the spell is delivered via a
telepathic magic, so that the target does not need to hear you to
be affected. This also doubles the spell's range.
Vicious Mockery: Native Nicknames. When you cast the
Vicious Mockery spell, if you share a language with the target,
the damage dice becomes d6s. If the language you share is the
target's native language (determined at the GM's discretion), the
damage dice become d8s instead.
Vicious Mockery: Secondhand Embarrassment. When you
cast the Vicious Mockery spell and the target fails its saving
throw, you can choose one additional creature within 10 feet of
the target that can also hear you (though it need not understand
you). That creature must succeed a Wisdom saving throw or
have disadvantage on the next attack roll it makes before the
end of its next turn.
Vicious Mockery: Spit Venom. When you cast the Vicious
Mockery spell, you can incorporate a material component (the
tongue of a venomous snake from the feywild) to force the
target to make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the
target becomes Sickened until the end of your next turn.
1st Level
Alarm: All Accounted For. When you cast the Alarm spell,
you can choose a number of doors and windows or 10-foot
cubes equal to your spellcasting ability modifier (minimum of
1) to be affected. Every door and window you select must be
part of the same structure; each 10-foot cube you select must
have at least one side adjacent to another cube.
Alarm: Arcane Alert. When you cast the Alarm spell, you can
add an additional trigger. The spell alerts you if you another
spell is cast from outside the area targeting any part of the area
itself or anything (creatures, objects, etc) inside the area. When
you cast the spell, you can designate specific spells or targets
that won't set off the alarm.
Alarm: Dual Defenses. When you cast the Alarm spell, you
can make the alarm both mental and audible. Additionally, you
can target an area up to twice as large.
Alarm: Painful Ping. When you cast the Alarm spell, you can
set a trap with the spell. For the duration, when a creature
triggers the spell, it must make a Constitution saving throw. On
a failed save, it takes 1d10 thunder damage and becomes
Deafened until the end of its next turn. The spell then ends.
When you cast the spell in this way, it ends early if you cast the
spell again. When you cast the spell in this way using a spell
slot of 2nd level or higher, this thunder damage increases by
1d10 for each slot level above 1st.
Alarm: Unconventional Alarms. When you cast the Alarm
spell, you can target any object that fits into a 10-foot cube. You
can choose whether the alarm is set off when the object is
touched, or when it is interacted with in a specific way (for
example, when a book is opened).
"Alarm: Watch Dog. When you cast the Alarm spell, you can
choose to create an Illusory alarm, instead of mental or
audible.When the alarm is triggered, a visual illusion of a large
wolf, hound, or similar creature appears near to the creature that
triggered the alarm in its line of sight. The illusion is animated
and lifelike, and accompanied by convincing smells and sounds
(including growling, barking, and/or howling). The triggering
creature must make a Wisdom saving throw against your spell
save DC or become Frightened of the illusion for up to 1 minute
(repeating the save at the end of each of its turns when the
illusion is out of sight). The illusion doesn't hold up to physical
inspection. Otherwise, discerning that it is an illusion requires a
successful Intelligence (Investigation) check against your spell
save DC."
Animal Friendship: Charismatic Connection. When you
cast the Animal Friendship spell, if you are proficient in the
Persuasion skill, the spell's saving throw DC increases by an
amount equal to your Charisma modifier. Additionally, if your
Persuasion skill bonus is 10 or higher, the spell is automatically
cast as though using a spell slot one level higher.
Animal Friendship: Close Kinship. When you cast the
Animal Friendship spell, if the target fails its save, you can
communicate with the target for the spell's duration as though
you were under the effects of the Speak With Animals spell.
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Animal Friendship: Envoy of the Planes. When you cast
the Animal Friendship spell, you can also target elementals (if
you know primordial) and fey (if you know sylvan) in addition
to beasts.
Animal Friendship: Natural Bonding. When you cast the
Animal Friendship spell, if you are proficient in the Animal
Handling skill, you can make a Wisdom (Animal Handling
check), with a DC equal to 8 + the target Beast's CR + the target
beast's Intelligence. On a successful check, you don't need to
expend a spell slot for this casting of Animal Friendship. On a
failed check, you must expend a spell slot as normal, or the
spell fails. You can only attempt this check if you have a spell
slot you could use for the spell.
Animal Friendship: Ringmaster's Wardrobe. When you
cast the Animal Friendship spell, if you are proficient with
Weaver's Tools and use a set in the spell's casting, you can
enchant the target with an eccentric, fashionable magic. An
outfit of your description is conjured on the creature, such as a
suit and top hat, a colorful sweater, or beads and silver chains.
The outfit is illusory and disappears if removed. Additionally,
the target creature can walk Bipedally for the duration, if it
would normally be quadrupedal.
Animal Friendship: Swarm of the Small. When you cast the
Animal Friendship spell, if you choose only beasts that are size
Small or smaller, you can target five times as many.
Bane: Blitz Bane. When you cast the Bane spell, you can cast
it as a bonus action. When you do, it only lasts until the end of
your next turn, and it doesn't require concentration.
Bane: Blight Bane. When you cast the Bane spell, for the
duration, affected creatures subtract a d6 instead of a d4 while
Poisoned or Sickened. Additionally, whenever an affected
creature rolls a 6 on the d6 for the spell, it also takes that much
poison damage.
Bane: Doomsayer's Gloom. When you cast the Bane spell,
for the duration, non-magical bright light within 10 feet of each
affected target is reduced to dim light. This effect is suppressed
while the target is affected by a Bless spell.
Bane: Doubled Doubts. When you cast the Bane spell, a
creature that is charmed, frightened, or shaken subtracts the d4
from its initial saving throw against the spell.
Bane: Focused Fate. When you cast the Bane spell, you can
choose to target only one creature, but it makes the initial
saving throw against the spell three times. If it fails at least two
of the saving throws, it subtracts a d6 for the duration, instead
of a d4. If it fails one saving throw, it is affected normally. If it
succeeds all three of its saving throws, it is unaffected.
Bane: Illforged Retribution. When a creature hits you with
an attack, you can use your reaction to cast the Bane spell, but
only targeting that creature. Additionally, for the duration, each
time that creature makes an attack against you and misses, it
takes 1d4 force damage.
Bane: Impending Doom. When you cast the Bane spell, any
target within 5 feet of you subtracts the spell's die from its
initial saving throw against the spell.
Bane: Inevitable Curse. When you cast the Bane spell, a
target that succeeds its initial saving throw against the spell still
suffers the spell's effects until the end of its next turn.
Bane: Tides of Tribulation. When you cast the Bane spell,
when an affected creature subtracts the d4 from one of its rolls
for the first time on a turn, it takes the same amount of psychic
damage.
Bane: Umbral Undoing. When you cast the Bane spell, for
the duration, affected creatures subtract a d6 instead of a d4
while in darkness. Additionally, whenever an affected creature
rolls a 6 on the d6 for the spell, it also takes that much necrotic
damage.
Bless: Anointment. When you cast the Bless spell, you can
use a casting time of 1 bonus action. However, you only target
one creature. On subsequent turns for the duration, you can use
a bonus action to extend the spell to an additional target. You
can't exceed the maximum targets the spell would normally
allow at the level at which you cast it.
Bless: Augural Aura. When you cast the Bless spell, for the
duration, each affected target sheds bright light from itself in a
5-foot radius, and dim light for an additional 5 feet. The light is
suppressed while the target is affected by a Bane spell or a
curse of any kind.
Bless: Blessings of the Stonefathers. When you cast the
Bless spell, if you speak Dwarish and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, affected creatures can also add
the spell's bonus to Constitution ability checks and saving
throws for the duration. You must use a bonus action on each of
your turns to continue chanting in Dwarvish. If you end a
subsequent turn without having done so, the spell ends.
Bless: Bonded Fates. When you cast the Bless spell, for the
duration, while all three targets are within 5 feet of each other
and none of them are incapacitated, each target adds a d6 for
the duration, instead of a d4.
Bless: Bursting Blessedness. When you cast the Bless spell,
you can expend a use of your Channel Divinity feature (if you
have one) to cause each affected creature to burst with divine
energy in a 5-foot radius centered on them. Hostile creatures in
the area must succeed a Dexterity saving throw or take 1d4
radiant damage. A creature in the radius of multiple affected
creatures only makes the saving throw once.
Bless: Critical Aid. When you cast the Bless spell, instead of
adding a d4 to all of its attack rolls and saving throws, each
target can add a d8 to one qualifying roll it makes per round,
resetting at the start of each of your turns. The creature can
choose to add the d8 before or after rolling its attack or saving
throw, but only before any results take place (no action
required).
Bless: Greater Boon. When you cast the Bless spell, you can
choose to target only one creature. When you do, the target
treats any 1 rolled on the d4 for the spell as a 2.
Bless: Lifegiver's Boon. When you restore hit points to one
or more creatures, you can use your reaction to cast the Bless
spell. You can only target creatures you healed with the
triggering effect, or yourself, with this casting of the spell.
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Bless: Ordained For Wisdom. When you cast the Bless spell,
for the duration, affected targets take the maximum value of the
spell's bonus die when adding it to Wisdom ability checks and
saving throws.
Bless: Soulbound Tether. When you cast the Bless spell, for
the duration, you can target each affected creature with any
Touch spell you cast or with your Lay On Hands feature at a
range of up to 30 feet, ignoring the normal ranges.
Bless: Vital Blessing. When you cast the Bless spell, each
target may immediately roll 1d4, gaining temporary hit points
equal to the roll plus the level at which the spell was cast. These
temporary hit points disappear if the spell ends. As an action on
your subsequent turns for the duration, you can allow each
affected creature to do so again.
Bless: Warrior's Blessing. When you cast the Bless spell,
affected creatures don't add the d4 to saving throws, but they do
add 1d4 radiant damage to any attack roll they make which hits
with a total of 20 or higher.
Burning Hands: Chef's Blaze. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Burning Hands spell, if you are proficient in cooking
tools and use part of a cooking tools set in the spell's casting,
add a bonus equal to your proficiency bonus to the spell's
saving throw DC and damage.
Burning Hands: Finesse Flames. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Burning Hands spell, if you are proficient in
painter's tools and use part of a painter's tools set in the spell's
casting, add your Dexterity modifier to the spell's damage, and
you can choose a number of creatures in the spell's area up to
your Dexterity modifier to be excluded from the spell's effects.
Burning Hands: Hot Hand. When you cast the Burning
Hands spell, you can create a hand-like shape of pure flame as
part of the spell. Choose one affected target that fails its saving
throw and that is Large or smaller to pull up to 15 feet closer to
you, or push 15 feet away from you.
Burning Hands: Icy Hot. When you cast the Burning Hands
spell, you can change the spell's damage to cold instead of fire.
When you do, any creature fails its saving throw by a margin of
5 or more is also Chilled until the end of your next turn.
Burning Hands: Reaching Inferno. When you cast the
Burning Hands spell, you can create a 30-foot cone, instead of
15-foot, but creatures more than 10 feet away from the origin
have advantage on their saving throw against the spell, and take
no damage if they succeed.
Burning Hands: Rolling Flames. When you cast the
Burning Hands spell, creatures don't benefit from 1/2 or 3/4
cover for their saving throws against it. Additionally, the flames
can roll through a gap as small as 1 inch wide, such that
obstacles with at least one gap of at least that size don't impede
the spell's area. For example, the flames could roll through a
gap under a closed door or an arrowslit in a castle. without the
area being reduced.
Burning Hands: Scalding Splash. When you cast the
Burning Hands spell, you spew a burning-hot liquid. The spell
deals Boilblaze (Acid, Fire) damage. Additionally, a creature
that fails its saving throw is Corroding until the end of its next
turn.
Burning Hands: Whelp's Belch. When you cast the Burning
Hands spell, you can spew fire from your mouth, instead of
your hands. Add your Constitution modifier to the spell's
damage, and roll 1d100. If the result is equal to or lower than
your Constitution score, the spell is cast as though one level
higher. However, if the result is 80 or higher, you also take fire
damage equal to your Constitution modifier.
Charm Person: Alms for the Poor. When you cast the Charm
Person spell, you can automatically convince the charmed
target to give you up to half the currency it has on its person (to
a max of 25 gp), as charity, without needing to make an ability
check. Convincing it to give you any more gold or wealth it
possesses uses the normal rules and may be impossible,
considering the creature only regards you as a friendly
acquaintance. Once a creature has been affected by this mastery,
it is permanently immune to this mastery and granted advantage
on saving throws against being charmed by you.
Charm Person: Come Hither. When you cast the Charm
Person spell, you can cause the target to immediately move up
to its speed directly towards you, avoiding obvious dangers
such as pits or fire, but potentially provoking opportunity
attacks as normal.
Charm Person: Curse of the Wyrm King's Greed. When
you cast the Charm Person spell, you can include a consumed
material component: "a pile of shiny coins, gems, jewelry, gold
objects, or similar treasure worth at least 50 gp, which the spell
consumes". An illusion only in the target's mind leads them to
believe that you gift this wealth to them. The DC for the spell
increases by 5, but a creature that can see through illusions
ignores this effect. Additionally, when the spell ends, the
creature realizes that you used enchantment and illusion to trick
it and becomes hostile toward you. A creature prone to violence
might attack you. Another creature might seek retribution in
other ways (at the DM's discretion), depending on the nature of
your interaction with it. The effects of this mastery cause the
spell to count as a curse. Thus, a Remove Curse spell ends this
spell early.
Charm Person: Luminary. When you cast the Charm Person
spell, you can concentrate on the spell to target twice as many
creatures.
Charm Person: Peacemaker. When you cast the Charm
Person spell, the target doesn't gain advantage on its saving
throw due to you or your companions fighting it.
Charm Person: Subtle Seduction. When you cast the Charm
Person spell, when the spell ends, the target must make another
Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, it does not know it was
charmed by you. The target does not make this saving throw if
the spell ended because you or your companions did something
harmful to it.
Charm Person: Xenophile. When you cast the Charm Person
spell, you can target creatures that aren't humanoid. However, a
non-humanoid target with a level or challenge rating higher
than the level at which the spell was cast is unaffected. A non-
humanoid creature which you or your companions are fighting
is also unaffected.
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Color Spray: Kaleidoscope. (Tool Infusion) If you are
proficient with Glassblowers tools, you can craft a special piece
of glass to use as a material component in casting the spell. The
process requires 5 gp of common glassblowing materials and a
set of Glassblower's Tools. When you cast the Color Spray spell
using the special glass, the spell's range becomes 30 feet.
Rather than targeting an area, you can choose a number of
creatures that you can see within range up to your spellcasting
ability modifier to be affected.
Color Spray: Lingering Light. When you cast the Color
Spray spell, each creature in the spell's area must make a
Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, a creature is Branded
until the end of its next turn.
Branded
A branded creature sheds bright light in a 5 foot radius
and dim light for an additional 5 feet and can't benefit
from being invisible. If a branded creature would gain
this condition again, it takes 1d6 radiant damage. A
creature resistant or immune to radiant damage is
immune to this effect.
Color Spray: Polychromatic Chaos. When you cast the
Color Spray spell, you can unleash pure chaos from the weave.
Instead of rolling d10s, roll 1d100. If the result is equal to or
higher than your own hit point maximum, you also become
affected (although you don't subtract your own hit points from
the spell's total before affecting the next target). If you roll a 1
or 100, you are Stunned until the end of your next turn (in
addition to the spell's normal effects)
Color Spray: Prismatic Power. When you cast the Color
Spray spell, you can use your spellcasting ability modifier in
place of any d10 roll for the spell that would be lower.
Color Spray: Rainbow Burst. When you cast the Color Spray
spell, you can roll one less d10 to change the shape to a 30-foot
cone, or to a 10-foot radius centered on yourself.
Command: Authority. When you cast the Command spell, any
target that is prone and within 5 feet of you has disadvantage on
its saving throw.
Command: Compound Command. When you cast the
Command spell, if the target fails its saving throw by a margin
of 5 or more, you can choose two of the effects presented in the
spell's description, instead of one. The effects occur in the order
of your choosing. If the first effect causes the target to end its
turn, it doesn't end its turn until it completes the second
command. When you use this mastery, you can't use any
command that isn't included in the spell's description.
Command: Discipline the Disobedient. When you cast the
Command spell, a target that succeeds its saving throw takes
2d8 psychic damage. A creature can choose to willingly fail its
save, but only before damage is rolled.
Command: Edicts of Elvenkind. When you cast the
Command spell, if you speak Elvish and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, you can issue one of the
special commands below. The target needn't understand your
langauge to be affected by these special commands. Elves are
unaffected by these commands.
Awe-Struck Approach. The target becomes Charmed
by you for the duration. It ends any spell it is
concentrating on and moves towards you by the shortest
and most direct route, ending its turn if it moves within
5 feet of you.
Drop In Disgrace. The target drops what it is holding,
falls prone, and ends its turn. Until the start of its
following turn, the target closes its eyes (blinding itself)
and does not speak.
Fearful Flight. The target drops what it is holding and
spends its turn moving away from you by the fastest
available means. The target is Frightened of you until
the start of its following turn.
Command: Overwhelming Ethos. When you cast the
Command spell, you can change the saving throw from Wisdom
to Charisma. A target ignores this effect if its Wisdom ability
score is 20 or higher.
Command: Willbreaker. When you cast the Command spell,
if a target has succeeded a saving throw against your casting of
Command within the last 1 minute, it has disadvantage on its
saving throw.
Comprehend Languages: Focused Fluency. When you cast
the Comprehend Languages, you gain an alternative use for the
spell. Instead of the spell's normal effects, you gain the
following benefits: "Choose one language. For the duration, you
can understand, read, speak, and write that language as though
completely fluent with it."
Comprehend Languages: Insightful Intel. When you cast
the Comprehend Languages spell, for the duration, you have
advantage on Wisdom (Insight) checks related to any spoken
language you hear.
Comprehend Languages: Speed Read. When you cast the
Comprehend Languages spell, the spell accelerates your ability
to read text. When you read a text using this spell that you
couldn't otherwise read, it takes about 6 seconds per page,
instead of 1 minute. If you already knew the language you are
reading, you can read one page per second instead.
Comprehend Languages: Wordpiercer. When you cast the
Comprehend Languages spell, for the duration, you have
advantage on saving throws against any spell or magical effect
that requires verbal components and imposes the charmed or
frightened condition.
Create or Destroy Water: Acidic Rain. When you cast the
Create or Destroy water spell and choose to create water in the
form of rain, you can create highly acidic rain. Each creature in
the rain as it falls that doesn't have at least 1/2 cover from it
takes 1d4 acid damage. If you cast the spell using a spell slot of
2nd level or higher, the damage increases by 1d4 for each level
above 1st.
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Create or Destroy Water: Rituals of Rain and Ruin. When
you cast the Create or Destroy Water spell, it has the Ritual tag
for you.
Create or Destroy Water: Season Shaper. When you cast the
Create or Destory Water spell, you can concentrate on the spell
for up to 1 minute. When you do, you can use an action on
subsequent turns for the spell's duration to repeat its effect.
Once you've caused one of the spell's effects a number of times
equal to your spellcasting ability modifier, the spell ends.
Create or Destroy Water: Temperature Spike. When you
cast the Create or Destroy water spell and choose to create
water, you can create it at an extreme cold or hot temperature.
Any creature inside the area of the water you created when it
appears must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed
save, until the end of your next turn, a creature becomes chilled
(if you chose cold) or scorched (if you chose hot) until the end
of its next turn. If it was already chilled or scorched and takes
damage from gaining the condition again, it takes twice as
much damage.
Cure Wounds: Cause Harm. When you cast the Cure
Wounds spell, you can corrupt the spell to be damaging rather
than healing. Instead of regaining hit points, the target takes
necrotic damage equal to the healing it would receive.
Cure Wounds: Cleanse. When you cast the Cure Wounds
spell, the healing from the spell ignores effects that prevent the
target from regaining hit points, such as the Chill Touch spell or
the Decaying condition. Additionally, if the target is Decaying,
the condition ends for it.
Cure Wounds: Create Tonic. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Cure Wounds spell, if you are proficient with Alchemist's
Supplies or the Herbalism Kit and use part of a set in the spell's
casting, instead of targeting a creature, you can touch a glass
vial or similar container with at least 6 ounces of water in it.
The spell becomes stored in the water in the vial for up to 1
hour. A creature can drink the water from the vial as an action to
gain the spell's effects. You can only have a number of tonics
created this way equal to your spellcasting ability modifier.
Creating another causes the oldest tonic to lose its magic.
Cure Wounds: Healing Hand. When you cast the Cure
Wounds spell, you can cause the spell to be delivered by a
willing creature you can see within 30 feet of you. The creature
must use its reaction to deliver the spell, or the mastery has no
effect.
Cure Wounds: Lay On Cures. When you cast the Cure
Wounds spell, you can also use your Lay On Hands feature on
the same target as part of the same action used to cast the spell.
Cure Wounds: Patient Procedure. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Cure Wounds spell, you can use a casting time of 1
minute to restore one additional d8 of hit points. If you are
proficient with a Healer's Kit and use part of a set in the spell's
casting when you use this mastery, you can also add your
proficiency bonus to the healing.
Cure Wounds: Shared Healing. When you cast the Cure
Wounds spell, you can divide the amount of hit points restored
by the spell among up to 2 creatures each within range of the
spell. If your proficiency bonus is 5 or higher, you can divide
the healing among up to 3 creatures each within range instead.
Detect Evil and Good: Divined Defenses. When you cast the
Detect Evil and Good spell, for the duration, when you make a
saving throw against an effect caused by an aberration,
celestial, elemental, fey, fiend, or undead within the spell's
range that can be sensed by the spell, you can use your reaction
to gain advantage on that saving throw. You must choose to do
so before rolling. This spell then ends.
Detect Evil and Good: Guided Strikes. When you cast the
Detect Evil and Good spell, for the duration, you don't have
disadvantage on attack rolls against targets you can't see if you
are able to detect the targets location with the spell.
Detect Evil and Good: Hunter's Ritual. The Detect Evil and
Good spell is a Ritual spell for you. When you cast it as a ritual,
it doesn't require concentration.
Detect Evil and Good: Wide Sweep. When you cast the
Detect Evil and Good spell, you can detect targets out to 90
feet, instead of 30.
Detect Magic: Aware & Alert. When you cast the Detect
Magic spell, for the duration, when you make a saving throw
against a spell that originates in the spell's area and can be
sensed by the spell during the spell's duration, you can use your
reaction to gain advantage on that saving throw. You must
choose to do so before rolling. This spell then ends.
Detect Magic: Deeper Divination. When you cast the Detect
Magic spell, you can use your action to focus on a magic effect
you have sensed. If that effect is caused by an ongoing spell,
you also learn that spell's level, unless it is of a level higher
than you can cast, in which case you learn that it is a level too
high for you to cast.
Detect Magic: Rapid Radar. When you cast the Detect Magic
spell, you can do as a bonus action.
Detect Magic: Second-Nature Senses. When you cast the
Detect Magic spell, it does not require concentration for you.
Detect Poison and Disease: Keen Senses. When you cast the
Detect Poison and Disease spell, for the duration, if you did not
cast the spell as a ritual, you have advantage on all Wisdom
(Perception) checks, and you can't be surprised.
Detect Poison and Disease: Secondary Spell. When you
cast any spell with Detect in its name, you can also cast Detect
Poison and Disease as part of the same casting time used to cast
that spell. If you cast the other spell as a ritual or you expended
a spell slot to cast the other spell, you don't need to expend a
spell slot to cast Detect Poison and Disease along with it.
Detect Poison and Disease: Toxin Ward. When you cast the
Detect Poison and Disease spell, for the duration, you have
advantage on saving throws against being poisoned, and
resistance to poison damage.
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Detect Poison and Disease: Ultimate Awareness. When you
cast the Detect Poison and Disease spell, choose a number of
the following benefits to affect the spell equal to your Wisdom
modifier (minimum of 1) for its duration:
The spell doesn't require concentration
The spell lasts up to 1 hour
The reach of the senses granted by the spell increases by
30 feet (can be selected multiple times)
You can cast the spell as a bonus action
The spell can penetrate all barriers
Disguise Self: Deep Cover. When you cast the Disguise Self
spell, for the duration, you are immune to the Detect Thoughts
spell and any other spell or effect that would read your mind or
discern your true intentions or alignment. Wisdom (Insight)
checks to discern your intentions have disadvantage.
Disguise Self: Diplomat's Disguise. When you cast the
Disguise Self spell, for the duration, you are proficient in the
Persuasion and Deception skill. If you concentrate on the spell
(starting when you cast it) and you are already proficient in one
or both skills, add twice your proficiency bonus for that skill
instead.
Disguise Self: Immersive Role. When you cast the Disguise
Self spell, you can change the duration to 8 hours. However,
when you do, you can't dismiss the spell early.
Disguise Self: Lingual Learning. When you cast the
Disguise Self spell, if you disguise yourself as a humanoid of
another race, for the spell's duration, you can also speak the
primary language of that race fluently. You have advantage on
any ability checks made to use or understand that language.
Disguise Self: Mask of the Facechanger. When you cast the
Disguise Self spell, you can cast the spell with a casting time of
1 minute while touching a mask to imbue the spell into the
mask, instead of casting the spell on yourself. For the duration,
any creature wearing the mask comes under the effects of the
disguise. The details of the disguise remain the same, except the
height adjusts proportionally with whoever wears the mask.
Disguise Self: Quality Creation. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Disguise Self spell, if you are proficient with a Disguise
Kit and have one on your person, the changes wrought by the
spell do hold up to physical inspection. A creature that
physically inspects the spell must make an investigation check
as normal. Additionally, the DC for investigation checks made
to discern the nature of your disguise increases by an amount
equal to your proficiency bonus.
Disguise Self: Subtle Shift. When you cast the Disguise Self
spell, you can do so as a bonus action and without requiring any
verbal or somatic components.
Disguise Self: Undercover Arcana. When you cast the
Disguise Self spell, for the duration, the spell's effects are
invisible to Detect Magic and similar spells. Additionally,
creatures that can see through illusions (with truesight, for
example) don't automatically see through your disguise,
although they do have advantage on ability checks to do so.
Disguise Self: Voice Acting. When you cast the Disguise Self
spell and change your appearance to reflect another creature
you have seen and heard, you can also change your voice to
sound exactly like that creature. A creature doesn't detect the
difference in voice unless it uses an action to investigate and
succeeds, as described in the spell. If you are proficient with the
Performance skill, the DC to discern the difference increases by
a bonus equal to your Charisma modifier.
Divine Favor: Battle Zeal. When you cast the Divine Favor
spell, for the duration, you also gain 10 extra feet of movement
each turn. This movement can only be used to move towards an
enemy you can see.
Divine Favor: Bestow Favor. When you cast the Divine
Favor spell, you can change the range to touch, granting the
spell's benefits to a willing creature you touch. The spell ends
for that creature if it ends its turn more than 60 feet from you.
Divine Favor: Burning Zeal. When you cast the Divine
Favor spell, the spell adds Fire damage instead of Radiant.
Additionally, on a critical hit with an affected attack, the target
ignites for up to 1 minute. At the start of each of its turns while
ignited, the target must make a Constitution saving throw. On a
failed save, it takes 1d4 fire damage. On a successful save, it is
no longer ignited. If the target or a creature within 5 feet of it
uses an action to put out the flames, or if some other effect
douses the flames (such as the target being submerged in water),
the effect ends.
Divine Favor: Call to Courage. When you cast the Divine
Favor spell, for the duration, you have advantage on saving
throws against being frightened, and affected attacks ignore any
disadvantage imposed by the Frightened condition.
Divine Favor: Chains of the Crusade. When you cast the
Divine Favor spell, you may also add 1d4 to any ability check
you make to initiate or maintain a grapple against an Evil
aligned creature.
Divine Favor: Dark Divinity. When you cast the Divine
Favor spell, the spell adds necrotic damage to your attacks,
instead of radiant. Additionally, against a target that is
Humanoid or Celestial, add +4 to the damage, instead of rolling
the d4.
Divine Favor: Divination Favor. When you cast the Divine
Favor spell, you also gain a special d4 divination die. Once
during the spell's duration, you can add the die to one affected
attack roll. You can choose to do so before or after rolling.
Divine Favor: Elegant Evangelism. When you cast the
Divine Favor spell, when an affected attack using a Finesse
weapon hits with an attack total of 20 or higher, one other
creature of your choice within 5 feet of the target also takes 1d4
radiant damage.
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Divine Favor: Enduring Faith. When you cast the Divine
Favor spell, the duration becomes "Concentration, up to 8
hours", and you may use Wisdom instead of Constitution for
saving throws to maintain concentration on the spell. However,
if the spell ends in any way except by you using an action to
end it via penitant prayer, you immediately become Stunned
until the end of your next turn. In any case, if the spell ends
early, you can't cast the spell it again until you finish a 1 hour
ritual. This ritual can be performed as part of the downtime of a
short or long rest.
Divine Favor: Final Judgement. When you cast the Divine
Favor spell, for the duration, when a creature within your reach
hits you with an attack, you can use your reaction to
immediately make a melee weapon attack against that creature.
However, immediately after you do, the spell ends, and you
can't cast the spell again until you finish a short or long rest.
Divine Favor: Frost God's Fury. When you cast the Divine
Favor spell, the spell adds Cold damage instead of Radiant.
Additionally, on a critical hit, the target becomes Chilled until
the end of your next turn, and its speed is reduced by 10 feet for
the same duration.
Divine Favor: Giant Slayer's Glory. When you cast the
Divine Favor spell, the damage added is 1d6 instead if the
target is two or more sizes larger than you.
Divine Favor: God's Gavel. When you cast the Divine Favor
spell, attacks with Light weapons that deal bludgeoning damage
add 1d6 damage, instead of 1d4, and the damage is Thunder,
instead of Radiant. Additionally, on a critical hit, roll the d6
three times rather than twice.
Divine Favor: Guardian's Glow. When you cast the Divine
Favor spell, add the 1d4 to the attack roll as well for any
affected opportunity attacks.
Divine Favor: Holy Heavy Hitter. When you cast the Divine
Favor spell, the first affected attack you make each turn using a
weapon with the Heavy property adds 2d4 radiant damage,
instead of 1d4.
Divine Favor: Paladin's Punishment. When you cast the
Divine Favor spell, affected attacks which hit creatures
Frightened by you deal 1d6 additional damage instead of 1d4,
and the damage type becomes Psychic instead of Radiant.
Divine Favor: Primitive Priesthood. When you cast the
Divine Favor spell, affected attacks with a Club add radiant
damage equal to your Constitution modifier, instead of adding
1d4.
Divine Favor: Rend the Unredeemed. When you cast the
Divine Favor spell, affected attacks with a Handaxe, Battleaxe,
or Greataxe give the target -1 AC until the start of your next
turn. This penalty can stack, not reducing AC below 10. This
mastery has no effect on attacks against Good aligned creatures.
Divine Favor: Shining Spear. When you cast the Divine
Favor spell, affected melee attacks using a Spear add 1d6
radiant damage instead of 1d4, and affected thrown weapon
attacks using a Spear have their short and long ranges doubled,
respectively.
Divine Favor: Smiter's Shield. When you cast the Divine
Favor spell, as long as you wield a Shield, taking damage
doesn't force you to make Constitution saving throws to
concentrate on the spell.
Divine Favor: Smite the Shadows. When you cast the Divine
Favor spell, when you deal radiant damage through the spell to
a creature that is vulnerable to radiant damage, the target takes
three times as much radiant damage, instead of twice as much.
Divine Favor: Soul Harvest. When you cast the Divine Favor
spell, when an affected attack with a weapon that deals slashing
damage reduces the target to 0 hit points, you gain 1d4
temporary hit points. If the weapon is a Sickle, the spell adds
1d6 radiant damage, and the temporary hit points increase to
1d6 as well.
Divine Favor: Tempest God's Fury. When you cast the
Divine Favor spell, the spell adds Lightning damage instead of
Radiant. Additionally, on a critical hit, the target becomes
Shocked until the end of your next turn.
Divine Favor: Warrior's Light. When you cast the Divine
Favor spell, for the duration, any weapon you wield sheds
bright light in a 10-foot radius, and dim light for an additional
10-feet. If any of this light's area overlaps with an area of
darkness created by a spell of a level equal to or lower than you
spellcasting ability modifier, the spell that created the darkness
is dispelled.
Entangle: Elder Growth. When you cast the Entangle spell, if
you speak Elvish and use it as a verbal component in the spell's
casting, for the duration, you can move through the spell's area
at twice your normal speed (ignores its difficult terrain), and
you have advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks to hide in the
spell's area.
Entangle: Fields of Green. When you cast the Entangle spell,
you can double the size of the spell's area. When you do, a
creature restrained by the spell can automatically repeat the
saving throw at the start of each of its turns.
Entangle: Living Vines. When you cast the Entangle spell,
you can use an action on subsequent turns for the duration to
force one creature in the spell's area to make a Strength saving
throw, being restrained by the plants as described in the spell's
initial effect on a failure.
Entangle: Seasonal Growth. When you cast the Entangle
spell, you can change the duration to 1 round, not requiring
concentration. The plants last until the end of your next turn.
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Entangle: Thicc Thicket. When you cast the Entangle spell,
for the duration, the difficult terrain created by the spell requires
3 feet of movement for every 1 foot.
Entangle: Verdant Alliance. When you cast the Entangle
spell, for the duration, you ignore the spell's effects. You can
also choose a number of creatures up to your spellcasting ability
modifier to share this immunity.
Entangle: Vile Vines. When you cast the Entangle spell, the
vines are drawn to the scent of toxins. For the duration, a
Poisoned creature that starts its turn in the area must succeed a
Strength saving throw or be restrained by the plants as
described in the spell's initial effect.
Expeditious Retreat: Aerial Escape. When you cast the
Expeditious Retreat spell, and whenever you Dash using the
spell for the duration, you gain the following benefits until the
end of that turn: your jump distance is doubled, you have
advantage on Dexterity (Acrobatics) checks, and you take half
damage from falling.
Expeditious Retreat: Booming Boost. When you cast the
Expeditious Retreat spell, you can force one creature within 5
feet of you to make a Strength saving throw. On a failed save,
the target takes 2d6 thunder damage and is pushed up to 10 feet
away from you. On a successful save, the target takes half as
much damage and isn't pushed. When you cast the spell this
way using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the damage
increases by 1d6 for each slot level above 1st.
Design Note: Booming Boost
One of the main benefits of adding a forced movement
effect to the Expeditious Retreat spell is preventing the
target from being able to make an opportunity attack
against you. It's also an effective way to escape a
grapple!
Unlike the Slippery Steps mastery, however, it's only
effective against a single enemy, and only on the turn
you cast the spell.
Expeditious Retreat: Combination Casting. When you cast
the Expeditious Retreat spell, you can do so even if you cast
another spell on your turn, ignoring any normal restrictions.
Bonus Action Spells Reminder
A spell cast with a bonus action is especially swift. You
must use a bonus action on your turn to cast the spell,
provided that you haven't already taken a bonus action
this turn. You can't cast another spell during the same
turn, except for a cantrip with a casting time of 1
action.
Since Expeditious Retreat is a bonus action, you
normally could not cast any other spell (including
reaction spells) on the same turn, except a cantrip with
a casting time of 1 action. This mastery completely
overrides that rule, allowing you to cast any additional
spells you have the action economy and resources to
cast that turn.
Many GMs use house rule variants to this rule, in
which case this mastery may not actually serve any
benefit and can be ignored.
Expeditious Retreat: Leaping Escape. When you cast the
Expeditious Retreat spell, your jump distance is doubled until
the end of the turn, and jumping costs you half as much
movement. The effect occurs again anytime you use the spell to
Dash.
Expeditious Retreat: Quick Respite. When you cast the
Expeditious Retreat spell, you can change the duration to 1
round, not requiring concentration. The spell lasts until the end
of your next turn.
Expeditious Retreat: Shared Speed. When you cast the
Expeditious Retreat spell, you can change the range to Touch,
allowing you target a willing creature you touch. If you cast the
spell in this way using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, you
can choose one additional target for each slot level above 1st.
Expeditious Retreat: Slippery Steps. When you cast the
Expeditious Retreat spell, your movement doesn't trigger
opportunity attacks until the end of that turn. Additionally, as a
bonus action on each of your turns until the spell ends, you can
take the Disengage action.
Expeditious Retreat: Zip & Zap. When you cast the
Expeditious Retreat spell, anytime you Dash as part of the spell,
you gain resistance to Lightning damage until the start of your
next turn. For the same time, if a creature hits you with an
opportunity attack while within 5 feet of you, that creature takes
lightning damage equal to your spellcasting ability modifier. If
at any point during the spell's duration your speed becomes 0,
or you end your turn without having moved at least 40 feet, the
spell immediately ends.
Faerie Fire: Blazing Brilliance. When you cast the Faerie
Fire spell, any target that fails its saving throw also takes 1d4
fire damage. A target that fails by a margin of 5 or more takes
twice as much damage. When you cast the spell this way using
a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the damage increases by 1d4
for each slot level above 1st.
Faerie Fire: Brief Burst. When you cast the Faerie Fire spell,
you can change the duration to 1 round, not requiring
concentration. The effects last until the end of your next turn.
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Faerie Fire: Fiendish Faeries. When you cast the Faerie
Fire spell, a frightened or blinded creature has disadvantage on
its saving throw against the spell.
Faerie Fire: Focused Flame. When you cast the Faerie Fire
spell, you can choose to target a single Large or smaller
creature or object, instead of a 20-foot cube. If the target fails
its save, it is Dazed until the end of its next turn.
Faerie Fire: Pretty Lights. When you cast the Faerie Fire
spell, a charmed or dazed creature has disadvantage on its
saving throw.
Faerie Fire: Primordial Glitter. When you cast the Faerie
Fire spell, each target that fails its saving throw must also roll
1d8, consulting the table below. The target gains the rolled
condition until the end of your next turn.
d8 Condition
1 Branded
2 Chilled
3 Corroding
4 Decaying
5 Resonant
6 Scorched
7 Shocked
8 Stupefied
Custom Conditions
These conditions are found in the reference section at
the end of this document.
Faerie Fire: Shimmer Step. When you cast the Faerie Fire
spell, you can choose to instantly teleport to an unoccupied
space within the spell's area. However, if you do, you must also
make the saving throw against the spell, becoming effected on a
failed save.
Faerie Fire: Sparkling Spray. When you cast the Faerie Fire
spell, you can change the spell's shape to a 30-foot cone. When
you do, any creature in the area no more than 15 feet from
spell's origin has disadvantage on its saving throw.
False Life: Desperate Dealings. When you cast the False
Life spell, if you are below 50% of your hit point maximum,
you can double the amount of temporary hit points gained.
However, after the spell's duration has passed, you lose that
same amount of hit points, and your hit point maximum is
reduced by the same amount until you finish a long rest.
Desperate Dealings Note
The hit point loss only triggers after the full duration
has passed. Even if you lose the hit points before then,
or the spell is somehow dispelled, the penalty does not
immediately trigger. Only after 1 hour (or whatever
duration is used) passes do you lose the hit points.
Be careful! If your hit point maximum reaches 0, you
won't be able to regain hit points and you will die
before you can finish your long rest, unless a spell such
as Greater Restoration is available to save you.
False Life: Gift from the Grave. When you cast the False
Life spell, you can change the range to touch, but can only
target another creature if that creature is Undead.
False Life: Gravewalker Ward. When you cast the False Life
spell, while you have the temporary hit points granted by the
spell, you also have resistance to necrotic and poison damage,
and advantage on saving throws against the poisoned condition,
but you can not regain hit points.
False Life: Ichorous Infusion. When you cast the False Life
spell, if a creature within 5 feet of you hits you with a melee
attack that depletes the last of the temporary hit points granted
by the spell, that creature immediately takes necrotic damage
equal your spellcasting ability modifier + the level of the spell.
False Life: Lich's Boon. When you cast the False Life spell,
you can change the casting time to 1 minute, and the duration to
instantaneous. When you do, the temporary hit points last until
depleted or until you finish a long rest.
False Life: Lifestealer. When you cast the False Life spell, if
you reduce a creature to 0 hit points while you still have at least
1 temporary hit point from this remaining, roll the spell's
temporary hit points again. gaining that many for the duration.
False Life: Risky Rites. When you cast the False Life spell,
you can change the amount of temporary hit points granted to
2d6, instead of the spell's normal amount. When you cast this
spell using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, you gain 2d6
additional temporary hit points for each slot level above 1st,
instead of 5.
False Life: Vital Veracity. When you cast the False Life spell,
the temporary hit points granted by the spell can stack with one
other source of temporary hit points.
Stacking Spells Reminder
No named feature can stack with itself unless it
explicitly says so. While Vital Veracity allows the
temporary hit points from False Life to stack with
temporary hit points from another feature, a creature
still couldn't benefit from two instances of the False
Life spell at once.
Feather Fall: Aura of Safety. When you cast the Feather Fall
spell, you can affect any number of creatures within 5 feet of
you without counting those creatures towards the maximum
number of affected targets.
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Feather Fall: Graceful Glide. When you cast the Feather
Fall spell and target only yourself, until the spell ends, you can
glide up to 30 feet horizontally as you descend.
Feather Fall: Insurance. When you cast the Feather Fall
spell, the spell is warded against interruption. It can't be
affected by Counterspell, Dispel Magic, Antimagic Field, or
any similar spell that would prevent its magic from taking
place.
Feather Fall: The Parachute Plan. (Tool Infusion). When
you cast the Feather Fall spell, if you are proficient with
Tinker's Tools and use part of a set in the spell's casting, you
can use a casting time of 1 action to store the spell inside one
Small object you created using the tools which you hold during
the spell's casting. The spell remains stored this way for up to 1
hour, or until you use this mastery again. Any creature holding
the object can cast the stored spell using its normal casting time.
Doing so expends the magic from the object, making it
mundane again.
Find Familiar: Aberrant Ally. When you cast the Find
Familiar spell, you can choose for the summoned familiar to be
an Aberration, instead of its normal creature type. When you
do, the familiar is immune to psychic damage and has
darkvision out to a range of 60 feet. If you know Deep Speech
when you cast the spell, the familiar also gains an otherworldy
aura in a 5-foot radius around it. Any creatures of your choice
inside that aura are exposed to Psychic damage and don't
benefit from advantage on saving throws against being
Frightened.
Find Familiar: Celestial Blessing. When you cast the Find
Familiar spell and choose to make your familiar a Celestial, it
gains resistance to radiant and necrotic damage. Additionally, as
a bonus action while the familiar is within 60 feet of you, you
can cause it to start shedding bright light in a 5-foot radius, and
dim light for an additional 5-feet, or to stop shedding light. If
you know the Celestial language when you cast the spell, the
sizes of these radiuses is doubled, and creatures of your choice
in the bright light have advantage on saving throws against
being frightened.
Find Familiar: Conjure Construct. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Find Familiar spell, you can choose for the
summoned familiar to be a Construct, instead of its normal
creature type. When you do, the creature's AC is 16, if it would
be less, and you can communicate with it or share its senses out
to 300 feet, instead of 100. If you are proficient in Tinker's
Tools and use part of a set in the spell's casting, the AC
minimum for the familiar increases to 18, and the sense sharing
extension becomes 1000 feet.
Unorthodox Familiar Visuals
When you use a mastery that changes or enhances your
familiars creature type, the changes should be reflected
visibly in the familiar's appearance. For example, an
aberrant familiar owl might have three eyes and green
or purple feathers. A draconic snake familiar might
have a more draconic shaped head, and an enhanced
fiend spider familiar might have eyes that burn with
the glowing flames of the hells and strange markings
on its back.
However the player decides to describe their familiar,
other characters who see the familiar can instantly
detect that it is not a natural creature.
Find Familiar: Draconic Ally. When you cast the Find
Familiar spell, you can choose for the summoned creature to be
a Dragon, instead of its normal creature type. Choose one
damage type from acid, cold, fire, lightning, or poison. The
familiar is resistant to the chosen damage type. If you know
Draconic when you cast the spell, your familiar gains a breath
weapon feature: As an action, you can expend a spell slot of 1st
level or higher while within 100 feet of your familiar to cause
your familiar to make a breath attack in a 15-foot cone.
Creatures in that area must make a Dexterity saving throw
against your spell save DC. A creature takes 2d6 damage of the
chosen type on a failed save, or half as much on a success. If
you expend a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the damage
increases by 1d6 for each slot level above 1st.
Find Familiar: Elemental Ally. When you cast the Find
Familiar spell, you can choose for the summoned familiar to be
an Elemental, instead of its normal creature type. When you do,
choose one damage type from acid, cold, fire, lightning, or
thunder. Additionally, if the familiar doesn't already have a
flying speed, it gains a flying speed of 10 feet, although it can't
use this speed to fly more than 10 feet off the ground. The
familiar is immune to the chosen damage type. If you know
Primordial when you cast the spell, whenever the familiar
delivers a spell for you that deals the chosen damage type
above, add your proficiency bonus to one damage roll for the
spell.
Find Familiar: Fey Friend. When you cast the Fiend
Familiar spell and choose to make your familiar a Fey, it has
advantage on saving throws against spells and magical effects.
If you know Sylvan when you cast the spell, your familiar bond
gains the following feature: While your familiar is within 100
feet of you, you can use an action and expend a spell slot of 1st
level or higher to turn your familiar Invisible for up to 10
minutes, provided you concentrate as though on a spell for that
duration. The invisibility ends if you cast a spell through the
familiar. If you expend a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the
duration increases by 10 minutes for each slot level above 1st.
Find Familiar: Fiendish Features. When you cast the Find
Familiar spell and choose to make your familiar a Fiend, the
familiar gains resistance to cold and poison damage, and has
advantage on saving throws against being poisoned. If you
know Abyssal or Infernal when you cast the spell, the familiar
can also see normally in darkness, both magical and
nonmagical, to a distance of 120 feet.
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Find Familiar: Nature's Gift. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Find Familiar spell, you can choose for the summoned
familiar to be a Plant, instead of its normal creature type. When
you do, the familiar has advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks
to hide amongst vegetation, and resistance to poison damage.
Additionally, if you are proficient with the Herbalism Kit and
use part of a set in the spell's casting, you can cause vines to
grow from your familiar's body, granting it a 10 foot reach and
a climbing speed equal to its walking speed. It can use this
climbing speed to climb difficult surfaces, including upside
down on ceilings, without needing to make an ability check or
occupy its hands.
Find Familiar: Ooze Form. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Find Familiar spell, you can choose for the summoned
familiar to be an Ooze, instead of its normal creature type.
When you do, the familiar is immune to acid damage and has
resistance to non-magical bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing
damage. If you are proficient with Alchemist's Supplies and use
part of a set in the spell's casting, the familiar also becomes
partially amorphous, allowing it to move through a space as
narrow as 1 inch wide without squeezing.
Find Familiar: Spawn of Loqh'Shul. When you cast the
Find Familiar spell, you can choose to summon a special Spider
which is an Aberration, instead of its normal creature type. The
spider can see through magical darkness which you create out
to the same range as its Darkvision. Additionally, you can use
the spider to deliver the Web and Darkness spells, in addition to
touch range spells as normal.
Find Familiar: Undead Ally. When you cast the Find
Familiar spell, you can choose for the summoned familiar to be
an Undead, instead of its normal creature type. When you do,
the familiar is immune to poison damage and the poisoned
condition, and resistant to necrotic damage. It also can't regain
hit points. If you have the ability to cast at least 1 necromancy
spell when you cast this spell, the familiar also gains the
following benefit: The first time after being summoned that the
familiar would drop to 0 hit points, it instead drops to 1 hit
point.
Floating Disk: Autopilot. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Floating Disk spell, if you are proficient with Navigator's
Tools and use part of a set in the spell's casting, for the duration,
you can use an action to describe a set path for the disk to
travel. This path can be a general direction, or towards a
specific location you are familiar with no more than 1000 feet
from you. The disk then autonomously travels at a speed of 30
feet per round towards the location / along the path you
describe until it reaches the destination, at which point it stays
at the destination until you are within 20 feet of it again. Once
you are within 20 feet of it again, the disk functions as normal
until the spell ends. This action allows the disk to be up to 1000
feet away from you without disappearing.
Floating Disk: Body Bearer. When you cast the Floating
Disk spell, for the duration, any dead body placed on the disk is
suspended in time and protected from decay. This effectively
extends the time limit to revive or raise the target from the dead
with spells like Revivify or Raise Dead. A body can't be
preserved for more than 1 hour in this way.
Floating Disk: Close Control. When you cast the Floating
Disk spell, for the duration, while the disk is within 20 feet of
you, you can use a bonus action closely control the disk,
moving it up to 20 feet.
Floating Disk: Launch Pad. When you cast the Floating
Disk spell, any creature standing on the disk that makes a long
jump or vertical jump can jump three times as far.
Stacking Boosts
The Floating Disk: Launch Pad jump bonus does stack
with the bonus from the Jump spell as follows: triple
the base jump distance for each effect, then add the
two distances together.
Fog Cloud: Breath of Morning Breeze. When you cast the
Fog Cloud spell, if the spell's area is within 5 feet of you, you
can create a 15-foot cone originating from you directed into the
spell's area. Any part of the cone that reaches outside the spell's
area has no effect. Each creature in the cone must make a
Constitution saving throw. A creature takes 2d4 cold damage on
a failed save, or half as much on a successful one. When you
cast the spell using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the
damage increases by 2d4 for each slot level above 1st.
Fog Cloud: Brief Bellows. When you cast the Fog Cloud
spell, you can change the duration to Instantaneous, not
requiring concentration. At the end of your next turn, the fog
begins to clear, turning to a lightly obscured area instead of a
heavily obscured area. At the end of your subsequent turn, the
fog clears completely.
Fog Cloud: Expanded Cloud. When you cast the Fog Cloud
spell, it always counts as though cast using a spell slot of one
level higher (to a maximum of 9th level). If you are outside in
naturally moist conditions (such as under rainclouds or in a
humid swamp), the spell casts one additional level higher.
Fog Cloud: Freezing Fog. When you cast the Fog Cloud
spell, any creature that starts its turn in the cloud's area must
make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, a creature
becomes Chilled until the end of its next turn.
Fog Cloud: Mistwalker. When you cast the Fog Cloud spell,
you ignore the spell's heavily obscured property. Additionally,
you have advantage on Wisdom (Perception) and Dexterity
(Stealth) checks within the cloud's area.
Fog Cloud: Poisonous Puff. When you cast the Fog Cloud
spell, you can infuse it with a short-lived toxicity. Any creature
in the spell's area when you cast it must make a Constitution
saving throw. On a failed save, a creature is Poisoned until the
start of your next turn. A creature that doesn't need to breathe
ignores this effect.
Fog Cloud: Steam Surge. When you cast the Fog Cloud
spell, any creature that starts its turn in the cloud's area must
make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, a creature
becomes Scorched until the end of its next turn.
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Fog Cloud: Wall of Fog. When you cast the Fog Cloud spell,
you can shape the spell into 10 panels that are 5 feet wide and
deep, and 10 feet tall. Each panel must be touching another
panel on at least one side. A panel must either be touching the
ground or stacked on another panel. You can stack no more than
2 panels together. When you cast the spell using this mastery
with a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, you can create 2
additional panels for each slot level above 1st.
Fog Cloud: Waxing Winds. When you cast the Fog Cloud
spell, the initial cloud is only 5-foot in radius. At the start of
each of your turns for the duration, the radius increases by 5
feet.
Goodberry: Food Poisoning (Tool Infusion). When you
cast the Goodberry spell, if you are proficient with a Poisoner's
Kit and use a set in the spell's casting, you can create a
corrupted version sometimes known as a Vileberry. A vileberry
is undistinguishable from a goodberry, except through magical
means, such as any spell that can detect poison or curses (since
the berries are cursed). A creature that eats a vileberry must
make a Constitution saving throw against your spell save DC. If
it eats more than 1 at once, the DC for the save increases by 1
for each additional berry eaten. On a failed save, the creature
takes 1 poison damage and contracts the Vileberry Virus
disease.
Vileberry Virus: A creature with this disease must eat twice as
it normally would. Each day that it doesn't eat this much food, it
starves, gaining a level of exhaustion.
Goodberry: Herbal Blend. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Goodberry spell, if you are proficient with the Herbalism
Kit and use part of a set in the spell's casting, you can combine
the 10 berries into a smooth mixture, which becomes
encapsulated in a magical seed about 3 inches in diameter. A
creature can use an action to break the seed and drink the
mixture, regaining 10 hit points and receiving enough
nourishment to be sustained for 1 day. The mixture loses its
potency if it hasn't been consumed in 24 hours. Additionally, if
you cast the spell using this mastery and a spell slot of 2nd level
or higher, the amount of hit points the mixture restores
increases by 5 for each slot level above 1st.
Goodberry: Motes of Memory. When you csat the Goodberry
spell, you can draw on ancient fey magics to infuse the berries
with memories of the oldest forests. For 1 hour after eating a
berry, a creature knows Sylvan and can also communicate in a
limited manner with plants. Plants can understand the meaning
of the creature's words, though the creature has no special
ability to understand plants in return. The creature also has
advantage on all Charisma checks you make to influence them.
Goodberry: Mystic's Feast. When you cast the Goodberry
spell, for the duration, if a creature eats a berry for 10
consecutive turns, when it eats the 10th berry, it also benefits
from one effect from the Lesser Restoration spell.
Goodberry: Preservation. When you cast the Goodberry
spell, the berries last for a number of days (24 hour periods)
equal to your spellcasting ability modifier.
Grease: Blood Puddles. When you cast the Grease spell, a
creature in the spell's area that is touching the ground and that
isn't an Undead or Construct can't regain hit points.
Grease: Corrosive Pool. When you cast the Grease spell, you
can choose to concentrate on the spell to turn the grease into a
corrosive liquid. Any creature that starts its turn prone inside
the spell's area takes acid damage equal to the level of the spell
+ your spellcasting ability modifier.
Grease: Oil Flow. When you cast the Grease spell, you can
choose to concentrate on the spell to gain closer control over it.
When you do, as an action on subsequent turns for the spell's
duration, you can force each creature standing in the spell's area
to repeat the saving throw against the spell.
Grease: Shape Splash. (Tool Infusion) When you cast the
Grease spell, you can choose to spew grease in a 20-foot cone,
or in a line 30-feet long and 5-feet wide, ignoring the normal
range and shape of the spell. If you are proficient with Chef's
Tools and use part of a set in the spell's casting, you can instead
choose a number of 5-foot squares within range to be affected
equal to 3 plus your spellcasting ability modifier. Each square
must be touching at least one other square on one side.
Grease: Slick Surface. When you cast the Grease spell, for
the duration, when a creature prone inside the spell's area
attempts to stand up, it must succeed a Dexterity ability check
against your spell saving throw DC. On a failed check, it loses
the movement it would spend to stand up and remains prone.
Guiding Bolt: Accurate Assistance. When you cast the
Guiding Bolt spell, if the next attack against the target would be
affected but already has advantage, the attacker can add 1d4 to
their attack instead. Additionally, if the affected attack hits, the
target also takes radiant damage equal to the amount by which
the attack total exceeded the target's AC (minimum of 1), to a
maximum of +5.
Guiding Bolt: Critical Mark. When you cast the Guiding
Bolt spell, an attack that gains the benefit of the spell is also a
critical hit on a roll of 18, 19, or 20.
Guiding Bolt: Divine Trident. When you cast the Guiding
Bolt spell, the bolt takes on the form of a radiant trident
surrounded by surges of lightning. On a hit that exceeds the
target's AC by a margin of 5 or more, the target takes an
additional 1d6 lightning damage, and the lightning jumps to one
other creature of your choice within 5 feet of the target, dealing
1d6 lightning damage to it as well.
Guiding Bolt: Lightning Rod. When you cast the Guiding
Bolt spell, the spell deals lightning damage, instead of radiant.
Additionally, if the next attack roll made against this target
before the end of your next turn would deal lightning damage,
the attacker can roll three times for its advantage, instead of
twice, and the attack deals an extra 1d4 lighting damage if it
hits.
Guiding Bolt: Light Seeker. When you cast the Guiding Bolt
spell, you have advantage on the attack roll for the spell if the
target is in bright light.
Healing Word: Arcane Addendum. When you cast the
Healing Word spell, you can do so even if you cast another spell
on your turn, ignoring any normal restrictions.
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Healing Word: Bestow Blessing. When you cast the Healing
Word spell, you can concentrate on the spell to also grants the
effects of the Bless spell to the target until the start of your next
turn. You can also do so if you also know the Bless spell or
have it prepared. Alternatively, if the target is already under the
effects of the Bless spell, it regains an additional 1d4 hit points.
Healing Word: Corrupted Tongue. When you cast the
Healing Word spell, you can choose to cast a corrupted version
of the spell. When you do, if you target a Decaying creature, the
spell automatically deals necrotic damage to the target equal to
the hit points it would normally restore. If you know abyssal,
deep speech, or infernal, you can impose this effect even
against a creature that isn't decaying, but the creature can make
a Constitution saving throw to resist the effect, taking no
damage if it succeeds.
Healing Word: Intervention. When you cast the Healing
Word spell, you can do so as a reaction with the following
trigger: "which you take when a creature you can see within
range drops to 0 hit points." The spell must target the triggering
creature, and you must roll an ability check using your
spellcasting ability modifier. The DC equals the target's distance
from you (in feet). On a failed check, the spell has no effect
(any slot or resource used to cast it is wasted).
Healing Word: Mind Message. When you cast the Healing
Word spell, you can cast the spell without any verbal
component out to a range of 30 feet, provided the target has 1
hit point and can see you. If you are able to communicate with
the target telepathically, you can cast the spell to the range of
your telepathy (maximum 120 feet) without any verbal
component.
Healing Word: Titan's Recovery. When you cast the Healing
Word spell, the target can choose to expend and roll one of its
hit die. It regains hit points equal to the roll plus its Constitution
modifier, instead of the hit points the spell would normally
restore. Additionally, if you know the Giant language, the
spell's range is tripled when you use this mastery, although
casting it this way is also three times as loud.
Hellish Rebuke: Booming Berating. When you cast the
Hellish Rebuke spell, the vehemence of your verbal rebuke
sparks a surge of thunder in a 5-foot radius around you.
Creatures in that area must succeed a Strength saving throw or
be pushed 5 feet away from you.
Hellish Rebuke: Devilish Interference. When you cast the
Hellish Rebuke spell and the target fails its saving throw, it also
suffers disadvantage on attack rolls and ability checks until the
end of your next turn.
Hellish Rebuke: Fell-tongued Forbiddance. When you cast
the Hellish Rebuke spell, the target must also make a Wisdom
saving throw. On a failed save, the target is unable to target you
with any attack or harmful spell until the start of its next turn. A
feature that resists, empowers, or ends the Charmed condition
does the same for this effect. This effect also ends if you use an
attack or harmful effect against the target.
Hellish Rebuke: Hellfire Storm. When you cast the Hellish
Rebuke spell using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, creatures
of your choice within 5 feet of the target must also make the
saving throw against the spell, suffering the spell's damage as
d4s if they fail, or half as much on a success.
Hellish Rebuke: Hellfrost. When you cast the Hellish
Rebuke spell, you can change the damage to cold. When you
do, if the target fails its saving throw by a margin of 5 or more,
its speed is also reduced to 0 until the end of its next turn. The
target ignores this effect if it is resistant or immune to cold
damage.
Hellish Rebuke: Infernal Authority. When you cast the
Hellish Rebuke spell, if you speak Infernal, the spell's DC
increases by a bonus equal to your proficiency bonus.
Additionally, if you target a fiend with the spell and it fails its
saving throw, the damage type is Pscychic instead of fire, and
the target has disadvantage on its next attack roll against you
before the end of its next turn.
Hellish Rebuke: Psychic Snapback. When you cast the
Hellish Rebuke spell, if you are concentrating, you don't need
to make a saving throw to maintain concentration due to the
triggering damage. Additionally, if this spell's damage ends the
target's concentration, it takes psychic damage equal to your
spellcasting ability modifier.
Heroism: Battle Blessing. When you cast the Heroism spell,
the target can immediately use its reaction to gain temporary hit
points equal to your spellcasting ability modifier and then make
one weapon attack.
Heroism: Dragon Slayer's Mantle. When you cast the
Heroism spell, for the duration, the target has advantage on
saving throws against breath weapons (from dragons or other
creatures) while it has temporary hit points from this spell.
Additionally, when the target makes a saving throw against
being frightened of a Dragon, the advantage granted by this
spell also extend to any creature within 15 feet of the target
making the same saving throw.
Heroism: Fragile Confidence. When you cast the Heroism
spell, it doesn't require concentration for you, but if the target
ever loses the last of its temporary hit points granted by the
spell, you must make a Constitution saving throw (DC 15). On
a failed save, the spell immediately ends.
Heroism: Heroic Leader. When you cast the Heroism spell,
for the duration, whenever the target sees another creature
within 30 feet of it make a saving throw against being
frightened, it can use its reaction to give that creature advantage
on its saving throw.
Heroism: Icon of Courage. When you cast the Heroism spell,
if you target yourself, you can use a casting time of 1 bonus
action. Additionally, when you take damage while you have at
least 1 temporary hit point from the spell, that damage doesn't
force you to make a Constitution saving throw to maintain
concentration on the spell.
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Heroism: Inspiring Epic. When you cast the Heroism spell,
for the duration, whenever the target succeeds a saving throw
against being frightened, it gains a d4 inspiration die, which it
can add to one of its attack rolls, ability checks, or saving
throws (no action required, before or after rolling). The die lasts
until the spell ends, or until used.
Immunity and Saving Throws
Although a creature affected by Heroism is immune to
the Frightened condition, it can still make saving
throws against effects that impose the condition. In
most cases this roll would be pointless, as it would still
not be frightened if it fails. In some cases, the saving
throw is relevant due to additional effects, such as a
fear effect that deals damage, or in this case, a benefit
provided by the Inspiring Epic mastery.
Heroism: Ode of the Brave. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Heroism spell, if you are proficient with a Musical
Instrument and use one in the spell's casting, or with the
Performance skill, you can extend the spell to up to three
targets, instead of one. However, you must use an action on
each your subsequent turns to maintain the spell. If you end
your turn without having done so, the spell ends.
Hideous Laughter: Accompaniment. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Hideous Laughter spell, if you are proficient with a
musical instrument, you can play that instrument as part of
casting the spell. When you do, if the target can hear you, it has
disadvantage on its saving throw against the spell.
Hideous Laughter: Brain Buster. When you cast the
Hideous Laughter spell, the target takes 1d4 psychic damage at
the start of each of its turns for the duration. This damage
doesn't trigger a saving throw to end the spell. When you cast
the spell using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the damage
increases by 1d4 for each slot level above 1st.
Hideous Laughter: One Liner. When you cast the Hideous
Laughter spell, you can change the duration to 1 round, not
requiring concentration. The spell lasts until the start of your
next turn.
Hideous Laughter: Witty Opener. When you cast the
Hideous Laughter spell, if you are proficient in the Performance
skill, when you cast the spell you can make a Charisma
(Performance) check. The total for this check becomes the DC
for the target's initial saving throw against the spell. If you don't
share a language with the target, it ignores this effect.
Hunter's Mark: Burned Brand. When you cast the Hunter's
Mark spell, you can inflict a visible brand onto the target's skin
out of searing hot magic. The target must make a Dexterity
saving throw. On a failed save, the target takes fire damage
equal to 1d6 + your spellcasting ability modifier. Whenever you
move the mark to a new target, it must also make the saving
throw.
Hunter's Mark: Death at Distance. When you cast the
Hunter's Mark spell, the range is 300 feet. Additionally, affected
attacks against the target ignore any penalty imposed due to
being made beyond the weapon's normal range. If you hit the
target with an attack from 120 feet or more away, use the
maximum value of the spell's damage die, instead of rolling it.
Hunter's Mark: Expert Efficiency. You can cast the Hunter's
Mark spell as part of any other bonus action you take, apart
from casting another spell as a bonus action. Additionally, for
the spell's duration, you can move the mark when your target is
reduced to 0 hit points immediately, without having to spend
any action.
Hunter's Mark: Lethal Aptitude. When you cast the Hunter's
Mark spell, the damage added by the spell depends on your
proficiency bonus, as shown in the table below.
Prof Bonus Damage
2 d6
3 d8
4 d10
5 d12
6 2d8
Hunter's Mark: Ominous Warning. When you cast the
Hunter's Mark spell, while you are within 90 feet of the target,
you can speak to the target telepathically. You don't have to
share a language with the target for it to understand you, but it
must speak at least one language. This feature doesn't grant the
target any special way to reply to you.
Hunter's Mark: Paranoia of the Prey. When you cast the
Hunter's Mark spell, the target must make a Wisdom saving
throw. On a failed save, for the spell's duration, it subtracts -2
from ability checks and attack rolls. The target can repeat the
saving throw as an action, ending the effect (but not the spell)
on a success. Any feature that resists, ends, or empowers the
Frightened conditions does the same for this effect.
Additionally, on a successful save, a creature becomes immune
to this effect for 24 hours.
Hunter's Mark: Predator & Prey. When you cast the
Hunter's Mark spell targeting a Beast or your favored enemy
type (if you have one), the spell doesn't require concentration
for you. Additionally, when you cast the spell, you can choose
to add your Wisdom modifier to qualifying damage rolls,
instead of rolling 1d6 for the duration.
Identify: Applied Insights. When you cast the Identify spell,
for the next 24 hours, you have advantage on any ability check
made to successful operate the item. For example, if you cast
identify on a magical door, you would gain advantage on ability
checks to unlock that door or solve its puzzle.
Identifying Non-Traditional Items
The language of the identify spell offers some room for
interpretation and could allow the caster to target non-
traditional objects such as magically sealed doors,
magical traps, etc. Remember, however, that the spell
doesn't necessarily provide a complete solution to
every problem.
For example, casting Identify on a magic door sealed
by a riddle, you might learn that the way to open the
door is to speak the answer to the riddle, rather than
simply being given the riddle's whole answer.
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Identify: Combat Analysis. When you cast the Identify spell,
you can use a 1 action casting time, and you needn't touch the
target, provided it is within 30 feet of you. If you target a
creature or an object that is being worn or carried, the target
creature or creature wearing/carrying the object can make a
Charisma saving throw. If it succeeds, the spell fails.
Identify: Expertise. When you cast the Identify spell and
target an object related to a tool you are proficient with, at the
GM's discretion, the casting time becomes 1 action, and you
can cast the spell without expending a spell slot.
Illusory Script: Ageless Enchantment. (Tool Infusion)
When you cast the Illusory Script spell, if you are proficient
with Calligrapher's Supplies and use part of a set in the spell's
casting, the spell lasts until dispelled.
Illusory Script: Illusory Illustrations. When you cast the
Illusory Script spell, you can also store an illusion within the
text that appears when creatures you designate during the spell's
casting read the text. The illusion can be any made possible by
the Minor Illusion spell. If you know the Silent Image or Major
Image spell, you can store one of those spells in the text instead,
provided you expend the appropriate spell slot in addition to
any used to cast Illusory Script.
Illusory Script: Word Web. When you cast the Illusory Script
spell, you can assign up to 8 different messages in the same
written script. You can designate various triggers for each
message. For example, you might have one message that
appears to any Elf reading the message, but a different message
for any Dwarf, and a different message for any Dragonborns.
You could include an addendum to the message for any Good
aligned creature, and a 5th alternate message for all other
creatures that don't meet the criteria. Other triggers you could
specify include the time the message is read, the reader's
creature type, or even it's idenity if you specify certain
individuals to be affected.
Inflict Wounds: Cheap Shot. When you cast the Inflict
Wounds spell, if you had advantage on the spell attack roll and
both rolls would hit, the spell deals an additional 1d10 necrotic
damage.
Inflict Wounds: Crippling Injury. When you cast the Inflict
Wounds spell, you can halve the spell's damage to inflict a
crippling injury which halves the target's speed. The injury lasts
for 1 minute, ending early if the target regains at least 1 hit
point. A lesser or greater restoration spell also ends the injury.
Inflict Wounds: Exposed Opening. When you cast the Inflict
Wounds spell and hit, the target must make a Constitution
saving throw. On a failed save, the wound is left open for
additional damage. Until the end of your next turn, if an attack
hits the target and its attack total is 20 or higher, the target takes
1d10 necrotic damage. The effect then ends.
Inflict Wounds: Lingering Wound. When you cast the Inflict
Wounds spell, any damage dealt by the spell reduces the target's
hit point maximum by the same amount until it completes a
long rest.
Inflict Wounds: Soured Scar. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Inflict Wounds spell, if you are proficient with the
Poisoner's Kit and use part of a set in the spell's casting, on a
hit, the target must make a Constitution saving throw. On a
failed save, it is sickened for 1 minute, ending early if it regains
at least 1 hit point. The target can repeat the saving throw at the
end of each of its turns, ending the effect on a success.
Inflict Wounds: Warrior's Craft. When you cast the Inflict
Wounds spell and hit, if you are wielding a weapon which you
are proficient with and the target is within the weapon's reach,
you can add the ability modifier you would use for the weapon's
damage rolls to the spell's damage.
Jump: Gravity Pulse. When you cast the Jump spell, for the
duration, the target rolls 1d6-1 at the start of each of its turns.
Its jump distance is multiplied by the result of the roll (instead
of being tripled) until the start of its next turn (ending early if
the spell ends). If the result is 0, the target is unable to jump that
turn and its speed is also halved. If the result is 5, jumping costs
half as much movement.
Jump: Psionic Propulsion. When you cast the Jump spell, for
the duration, the target can use its Intelligence score to
determine its jump distances, instead of Strength. Additionally,
if you target only yourself, the spell requires no components
and can be cast as a bonus action.
Jump: Quick Leap. When you cast the Jump spell, the target
can immediately use its reaction to move up to half its speed
and then jump. If you target yourself, this doesn't require your
reaction.
Jump: Rabbit's Grace. When you cast the Jump spell, the
target also gains advantage on Dexterity (Acrobatics) ability
checks and Dexterity saving throws for the duration. It doesn't
have these benefits while its speed is 0.
Jump: Swift & Soft. When you cast the Jump Spell, for the
duration, the target's speed also increases by 5 feet.
Additionally, the target takes no fall damage from falling 60
feet or less, and half damage from falling from any further
height. Lastly, standing from prone costs the target only 5 feet
of movement.
Jump: Thunderous Leaps. When you cast the Jump Spell, the
target is propelled by thunderous energy with each leap. For the
duration, once per turn when the target jumps at least 10 feet,
creatures within 5 feet of the space it left must succeed a
Constitution saving throw or take thunder damage equal to the
level at which the spell was cast + your spellcasting ability
modifier. A creature that fails the save also can't make an
opportunity attack against the target as it leaps away.
Longstrider: Boosted Boots. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Longstrider spell, if you are proficient in Cobbler's Tools
and use part of a set in the spell's casting while targeting a
creature that is wearing shoes, the spell lasts until dispelled,
until the target is no longer wearing the same shoes, or until you
cast it again.
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Longstrider: Charge of the Courageous. When you cast the
Longstrider spell, for the duration, the target also has advantage
on saving throws against being frightened. Additionally, at the
start of each of the creatures turns while it can see a hostile
creature, it gains 5 feet of movement. However, if at any point
the target retreats from its enemies, the spell immediately ends
for it.
Note: Defining Retreat
In retreating from its enemies, a creature moves away
from hostile threats in a direction where there are no
other hostile threats. For example, running away from
an Owlbear towards your allies would count as
retreating, but running away from an Owlbear towards
the nearby Troll that just appeared would not.
Longstrider: Long Leaps. When you cast the Longstrider
spell, the target's horizontal jump distance is also doubled for
the duration. Additionally, for the duration, the target can use an
action to jump horizontally without expending movement.
Longstrider: Paragon Pace. When you cast the Longstrider
spell, instead of the normal bonus granted by the spell, increase
the target's speed to 50, unless it would otherwise be higher.
Longstrider: Wild Stride. When you cast the Longstrider
spell, the target ignores nonmagical difficult terrain for the
duration. Additionally, the target ignores the speed halving
penalty of the second level of exhaustion.
Mage Armor: Arcane Adamantine. When you cast the Mage
Armor spell, the first time the target suffers a critical hit during
the duration, it automatically becomes a normal hit instead.
Until the spell ends, the target can use its reaction to repeat this
effect anytime it would suffer a critical hit, but there is a 25%
chance that doing so ends the spell immediately after.
Mage Armor: Familiar Protection. When you cast the Mage
Armor spell, for the duration, the spell also effects any familiar
you have from the Find Familiar spell, or any creature you have
summoned. Additionally, for the duration, when you cast the
Shield spell, it also affects your familiar or summon, provided
the familiar or summon are within 5 feet of you.
Mage Armor: Field of Force. When you cast the Mage
Armor spell, for the duration, the target gains a +2 bonus to its
AC increase against spell attacks.
Mage Armor: Light Armor. When you cast the Mage Armor
spell, for the duration, the target's speed increases by 5 feet, or
by 10 feet if the target has a Dexterity modifier of 5 or higher.
Mage Armor: Living Armor. When you cast the Mage Armor
spell, for the duration, while the target isn't missing any hit
points, it can use its Constitution modifier, instead of Dexterity,
to determine the base AC granted by the spell. When you cast
the spell in this way, the duration changes to 1 hour.
Mage Armor: Mind Magic. When you cast the Mage Armor
spell targeting yourself, you can use your Intelligence modifier,
instead of Dexterity, to determine the base AC granted by the
spell. When you cast the spell in this way, the duration changes
to 1 hour.
Mage Armor: Minor Warmage Memories. When you cast
the Mage Armor spell, for the duration, wielding weapons
and/or a shield doesn't hinder you from performing somatic
components for spells. When you cast the spell in this way, the
duration becomes 1 hour.
Magic Missile: Angelic Arrows. When you cast the Magic
Missile spell, you can change the damage to Radiant. When you
do, the spell isn't blocked by a Shield spell, and the damage
dice become d6s against any Fiend or Undead affected by the
spell.
Magic Missile: Chaos Quiver. When you cast the Magic
Missile spell, the spell creates 1d4+1 darts, instead of 3 darts.
Chaos Quiver At Higher Levels
The "At Higher Levels" portion of the spell is
unchanged and functions as normal.
Magic Missile: Concussive Force. When you cast the Magic
Missile spell, any target hit by three or more darts must make a
Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, it becomes Dazed
until the end of its next turn. On a save that fails by a margin of
10 or more, it becomes Stunned until the end of its next turn. If
the save succeeds by a margin of 5 or more, it takes half as
much damage from the spell.
Magic Missile: Dart Swarm. When you cast the Magic
Missile spell, you can choose to create two more darts, plus an
additional bonus dart for every two slot levels above 1st, but
when you do, you don't add the +1 to the damage of any of the
darts.
"Magic Missile: Dazzling Darts. When you cast the Magic
Missile spell, upon reaching its target, each dart erupts like a
small firework in a dazzling display of colorful lights. The darts
deal Thunder damage, instead of Force. You can choose the
color of each eruption, and the shape, although the explosion is
contained within a 5 foot cube and can't achieve any advanced
level of detail. Example shapes might include a flower-like
shape, a palm-tree-like shape, a swirling spiral, or a cluster of
small spheres. Any creature hit by 1 or more of these missiles
has disadvantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks until the end
of its next turn. A creature hit by 3 or more of the missiles is
also Deafened for that same duration."
Magic Missile: Forceful Blasts. When you cast the Magic
Missile spell, any creature hit by one or more darts must make a
Strength saving throw. On a successful save, a creature takes
half damage from the spell. On a failed save, a creature is
pushed 5 feet away from you. A creature hit by three or more
darts has disadvantage on this save and is pushed 10 feet on a
failed save, instead of 5.
Magic Missile: Missiles of Mechanus. (Tool Infusion)
When you cast the Magic Missile spell, if you are proficient
with Tinker's Tools and use a set in the spell's casting, you can
draw on the magic of the plane of Mechanus to infuse your
spell with a magic mechanical order. When you do, you must
resolve each of the individual missiles dispatched by the spell
one at a time, and you don't roll for damage. Instead, the first
missile deals 2 damage. The second missile deals 3 damage, the
third 4 damage, and so on for each additional missile.
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Magic Missile: Volley. When you cast the Magic Missile spell
and target a different creature with each dart, the damage dice
become d6s.
Protection From Evil and Good: Acid Aegis. When you cast
the Protection From Evil and Good spell, the spell also protects
the target from creatures with the Ooze type. Additionally, for
the duration, the target is resistant to Acid damage, and any gear
that it wears or wields can't be damaged or destroyed by Ooze
type creatures or Rust Monsters.
Protection from Evil and Good: Bulwark. When you cast
the Protection From Evil and Good spell, you don't have to
make saving throws to maintain concentration on the spell as a
result of taking 10 damage or less. This threshold is tripled
against damage dealt by aberrations, celestials, elementals, fey,
fiends, and undead.
Protection From Evil And Good: Divine Reflex You can
cast the Protection From Evil And Good spell as a reaction,
which you take when you detect a celestial, fiend, or undead
with your Divine Sense feature, or when you take damage from
a celestial, fiend, or undead.
Protection From Evil and Good: Dragonward. When you
cast the Protection From Evil and Good spell, you can also
extend the spell's effects to certain kinds of Dragons. If you are
a Good aligned creature, the spell only protects from Chromatic
dragons. If you are an evil or neutral aligned creature, the spell
only protects from Metallic dragons. Additionally, the spell's
protection also grants the target advantage on saving throws
against dragon breath weapons.
Non-Alignment Alternative
If you don't use alignment typically, you can work
together (GM and player) to determine which kind of
dragon would be most thematically appropriate for the
spell to protect from.
Protection From Evil and Good: Giant Slayer's
Sanctuary. When you cast the Protection From Evil and Good
spell, the spell also protects the target from Giants.
Additionally, whenever a Giant attempts to target the protected
creature with an attack or harmful spell, provided you can see
the Giant and it is within 30 feet of you, you can use your
reaction to force the Giant to make a Wisdom saving throw. On
a failed save, the Giant must choose a new target or lose the
attack or spell. This effect doesn't protect the warded creature
from area effects, such as the explosion of a fireball. If the
Giant succeeds its Wisdom saving throw, you must make a
Constitution saving throw. The DC equals the total of the
Giant's Wisdom saving throw. If you fail this save, you lose
concentration on this spell.
Protection From Evil and Good: Holy Ward. When you
cast the Protection From Evil and Good spell, if you provide 50
gp of Holy Water, which the spell consumes, as a material
component, the spell doesn't require concentration. However,
the spell fails if you are already concentrating on it, or if you
cast it again.
Protection From Evil and Good: Monster Hunter's Mark.
When you cast the Protection From Evil and Good spell, the
spell also protects the target from creatures with the
Monstrosity type. Additionally, the protection grants the
creature advantage on saving throws against being cursed by a
Monstrosity.
Protection from Evil and Good: Sacred Stone. (Tool
Infusion) When you cast the Protection From Evil and Good
spell, if you are proficient with a Jeweler's Kit and use part of a
set in the spell's casting, as well as a gem worth at least 25 gp
(which counts as a material component for the spell), you can
cast the spell without requiring concentration. For the duration,
to gain the spell's effects, a creature must be holding the gem
used the spell's casting at the start of its turn, and the effects last
only until the start of its next turn, or until it is no longer
holding the gem. When the spell ends, the gem is consumed by
the spell and vanishes.
Protection from Evil and Good: Shared Spell. When you
cast the Protection From Evil and Good spell, for the duration,
the target can touch another willing creature within 5 feet of it
as a bonus action to extend the spell's effects to that creature
until the start of the target's next turn.
Protection From Evil and Good: Squire's Safeguard.
When you cast the Protection From Evil and Good spell, if you
target yourself, you can also target one additional creature
within 10 feet of you, provided that creature has a Challenge
Rating or Level that is lower than your level. A creature with no
challenge rating or level can also be affected, provided it
doesn't have a proficiency bonus higher than yours.
Purify Food and Drink: Chef's Standard. (Tool Infusion)
If you are proficient with Cook's Utensils and use part of a set
in the spell's casting, you can cast the Purify Food and Drink
spell without expending a spell slot.
Purify Food and Drink: Feast Without Fear. When you
cast the Purify Food and Drink spell, it affects all food and
drink, magical or otherwise, within a 60-foot radius.
Sanctuary: Dread Edict. When you cast the Sanctuary spell, a
creature frightened of you or of the spell's target has
disadvantage on saving throws against the spell.
Sanctuary: Extraplanar Ward. When you cast the Sanctuary
spell, choose one creature type from aberrations, celestials, fey,
and fiends. For the duration, creatures of the chosen type has
disadvantage on saving throws against the spell.
Sanctuary: Mason's Mark. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Sanctuary spell, if you are proficient with Mason's Tools
and use part of a set in the spell's casting, you can target a 5-
foot square on the ground made of worked stone, instead of
targeting a creature. For the duration, a creature that ends its
turn on the ground in that space gains the spell's effects until the
end of its next turn, or until it is no longer in that space.
Sanctuary: Radiant Refuge. When you cast the Sanctuary
spell, for the duration, the target sheds bright light in a 20-foot
radius, and dim light for an additional 20 feet. If any of this
spell's area overlaps with an area of darkness created by a spell
of 1st level or lower, the spell that created the darkness is
dispelled.
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Sanctuary: Refuge for Rest. When you cast the Sanctuary
spell, for the duration, the target regains hit points equal to the
level of the spell at the start of each of its turns, provided it has
at least 1 hit point.
Sanctuary: Sacred Shielding. When you cast the Sanctuary
spell, you can concentrate on the spell to grant the target
resistance to Necrotic damage for the duration. Additionally,
Undead creatures have disadvantage on any saving throw
against the spell.
Sanctuary: Slayer's Safeguard. When you cast the Sanctuary
spell, for the duration, Monstrosity type creatures have
disadvantage on saving throws against the spell. Additionally,
whenever the target attacks or harms a Monstrosity, you can use
your reaction to make a Constitution saving throw (DC 15). On
a successful save, the spell doesn't end for the target.
Sanctuary: Stonehewn Sanctuary. When you cast the
Sanctuary spell, if you speak Dwarvish and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, the target is protected by stone
magic as well as the spell's ward. The first time during the
duration that an attack or harmful spell bypasses the ward, the
target has resistance to any damage dealt by that effect. You
must then make a DC 15 Constitution saving throw as though to
maintain concentration on the spell. On a failed save, the spell
ends.
Shield: Bash. When you cast the Shield spell, the AC bonus
decreases to +2, but if the attack or spell that triggered your
reaction came from a creature, that creature must make a
Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, it takes force
damage equal to your spellcasting ability modifier and is
knocked prone.
Shield: Duck For Cover. When you cast the Shield spell, the
spell grants you 1/2 cover, instead of the normal AC bonus. You
can also cast the spell this way as a reaction when you are
forced to make a Dexterity saving throw.
Shield: Glass Guardian. When you cast the Shield spell, the
first time an attack hits you during the spell's duration, the spell
ends, and each creature within 5 feet of you must make a
Dexterity saving throw. A creature takes 2d4 force damage on a
failed save, or half as much on a success.
Shield: Phalanx. When you cast the Shield spell, the AC
bonus decreases to +3, but creatures within 5 feet of you of
your choice also benefit from the bonus for the duration while
they remain within 5 feet of you.
Shield: Proactive Protection. When you cast the Shield spell,
you can do so as a bonus action, instead of a reaction.
Shield of Faith: Abjuration Expertise. When you cast the
Shield of Faith spell, you can concentrate on the spell
simultaneously with one other Abjuration spell. The combined
levels of the two abjuration spells can't exceed your spellcasting
ability modifier, or else the oldest spell ends. Make separate
saving throws for each spell to maintain concentration, as
needed.
Shield of Faith: Active Protection. When you cast the Shield
of Faith spell, you can increase the AC bonus to +3, but you
must use a bonus action on each of your turns for the duration
to maintain the spell. If you fail to do so, or the target isn't
within 60 feet of you when you do so, the spell ends.
Shield of Faith: Blessed Buckler When you cast the Shield
of Faith spell, the AC bonus increases to +5 against opportunity
attacks.
Shield of Faith: Bulwark of Belief When you cast the Shield
of Faith spell, the target also adds the spell's AC bonus to its
Wisdom saving throws, and its saving throws to concentrate on
spells.
Shield of Faith: Channeled Protection When you cast the
Shield of Faith spell, whenever the target uses a Channel
Divinity ability, the AC bonus from this spell increases to +4
until the start of the target's next turn.
Shield of Faith: Deep Devotion. When you cast the Shield of
Faith spell, you can choose to change the duration to
"Concentration, up to 1 hour". When you do, after 10 minutes,
the AC bonus decreases to +1.
Shield of Faith: Guardian Angel. When you cast the Shield
of Faith spell, the target gains 10 temporary hit points, which
last for the spell's duration. While the target has these
temporary hit points, the AC bonus from the spell increases to
+3. Once these temporary hit points are depleted, the AC bonus
is reduced to +1.
Shield of Faith: Spell-Wrought Tower Shield When you
cast the Shield of Faith spell, the AC bonus increases to +4, but
the spell ends if the target moves 5 or more feet. Additionally,
the bonus is only +2 while the target is being Flanked.
Shield of Faith: Strengthen Soul. When you cast the Shield
of Faith spell and target yourself, you can also add the spell's
bonus to your Wisdom and Constitution saving throws, but the
spell only lasts up to 1 minute.
Shield of Faith: Temple of War. When you cast the Shield of
Faith spell, for the duration, it grants the target 1/2 cover
instead of its normal AC bonus.
Shield of Faith: Winged Shield. When you cast the Shield of
Faith spell, you can cause the shield to sprout a pair of wings. If
you wish, it can take on the shape of a small flying animal, a
faerie, a tiny angelic being, or a similar creature. For the
duration, you can use a bonus action to move the effect from
the current target to another willing creature within 30 feet of
the target and within 60 feet of you. Also, as a reaction when
the affected creature is targeted by an attack, you can roll 1d4.
Add the d4 to the target's AC, in addition to the normal bonus
from the spell. When you do, the spell has no effect until the
start of your next turn.
Silent Image: Easy Animation. When you cast the Silent
Image spell, you can move the image as a bonus action, instead
of an action. Additionally, the spell doesn't require
concentration for you, but it ends if you cast it again.
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Silent Image: The Big Fib. When you cast the Silent Image
spell, the maximum size of the illusion increases to a 30-foot
cube, but creatures have advantage on Intelligence
(Investigation) checks against the spell if you make the illusion
larger than a 15-foot cube.
Sleep: Diurnal Doom. When you cast the Sleep spell, if the
entire radius of the spell is total darkness, roll d12s, instead of
d8s. However, any nocturnal creatures in the area (or creatures
that don't naturally need to sleep) count as having twice as
many hit points.
Sleep: Lullaby. When you cast the Sleep spell, any creature
within the spell's area that is charmed by you or one of your
allies counts as having half as many hit points for the sake of
being affected.
Sleep: Nightmarish Nap. When you cast the Sleep spell,
when an affected creature wakes up, it must succeed a Wisdom
saving throw or become frightened of you until the end of its
next turn.
Sleep: Overpowering Aura. When you cast the Sleep spell,
you can choose to target a single creature you can see within
range, instead of targeting an area. When you do, roll one
additional d8 for the spell.
Sleep: Trance Chant. When you cast the Sleep spell, if you
speak Elvish and use it as a verbal component in the spell's
casting, creatures that can't be put to sleep by magic can be
made unconcious by the spell, but only for 1 round -- such
creatures automatically wake up at the end of their next turn.
Additionally, treat any Elf in the spell's area as having 10 fewer
hit points.
Thunderwave: Antisound. When you cast the Thunderwave
spell, the verbal components and the spell itself are completely
silent. Additionally, objects and creatures affected by the spell
make no sound as a result of being hit by or moved by the spell.
Thunderwave: Booming Blast. When you cast the
Thunderwave spell, any creature that fails its saving throw is
also Deafened until the start of your next turn. If a creature fails
its saving throw by a margin of 5 or more, it is also disoriented
until the start of its next turn, reducing its speed by 10 feet.
Thunderwave: Focused Burst. When you cast the
Thunderwave spell, you can condense the spell's energy in a
smaller area. Creatures within 5 feet of you have disadvantage
on their saving throw and take one more die of damage on a
failed save, while creatures more than 5 feet from you have
advantage on their saving throw and take no damage on a
successful save.
Thunderwave: Forceful Push. When you cast the
Thunderwave spell, a creature that fails its save is pushed 5 feet
farther (15 feet). If the creature failed its save by a margin of 5
or more, it is instead pushed 10 feet farther (20 feet), or if it
failed by a margin of 10 or more, 20 feet farther (30 feet). If this
push slams the creature into a structure, object, or creature that
blocks its path, the creature and the thing it slammed into both
take 1d6 bludgeoning damage.
Thunderwave: In Rolls The Rumbling Night. When you
cast the Thunderwave spell, the force of the spell also
extinguishes all non-magical flames in the area, and dispels any
magical sources of light within the area created by spells of a
level equal to or lower than this spell's level.
Thunderwave: Lift Off. When you cast the Thunderwave
spell, you can immediately use a bonus action after casting the
spell to jump up to 30 feet horizontally, or 15 feet vertically.
This jump doesn't expend movement, but fails if your speed is
0.
Lift Off and Jump Distance
An effect that multiplies jump distances can affect the
Lift Off mastery, such as the Jump spell, although the
mastery doesn't otherwise rely on normal jump
distances.
Thunderwave: Resonant Rift. When you cast the
Thunderwave spell, each creature that fails its saving throw is
also Resonant for 1 minute. The condition ends for a creature if
it enters an area of a Silence spell or similar sound-suppressing
magic.
Thunderwave: Sonic Sheathe. When you cast the
Thunderwave spell, you can concentrate on the spell to become
sheathed in sonic vibrations until the start of your next turn.
During that time, you have a +2 bonus to your AC and
resistance to thunder damage. If you are hit with an attack by a
creature within 5 feet of you, that creature takes thunder
damage equal to your spellcasting ability modifier. When the
effect ends, you must make a Constitution saving throw (DC
15). On a failed save, you become Dazed until the start of your
next turn.
Thunderwave: Wider Wave. When you cast the Thunderwave
spell, you can expand the spell's area to a 25-foot cube. When
you do, the spell's damage is halved for creatures more than 5
feet from you.
Unseen Servant: Service Squad. When you cast the Unseen
Servant spell, you create a number of servants equal to your
spellcasting ability modifier. When you use a bonus action to
command a servant, you can issue commands to each of your
servants as part of the bonus action.
Unseen Servant: Spectral Song. When you cast the Unseen
Servant spell, for the duration, the servant gains the ability to
play any instrument that you are proficient with. By playing
such an instrument, the servant can perform the Help action to
aid you or one of your allies on Charisma (Performance)
checks.
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Unseen Servant: Soulbound Servant. When you cast the
Unseen Servant spell, you can perform a special ritual created
by fiends who use the souls of mortals to create servants for
themselves. Casting the spell this way requires a 10 minute
casting time and the sacrifice of a living humanoid with a soul.
The soul of the sacrificed humanoid becomes bound in service
to you, acting as the Unseen Servant for the spell. The soul can't
be returned to the humanoid unless you release it from your
service. When you cast the spell this way, the duration becomes
Until Dispelled. The servant exists until you dismiss it or cast
the spell again. If the servant would be more than 60 feet from
you, it immediately teleports to the closest space to you. If the
servant is dispelled (such as by Dispel Magic), the soul is freed
into the Ethereal Plane, where it typically wanders attempting to
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2nd Level
Acid Arrow: Archer's Acid. When you cast the Acid Arrow
spell, if you are proficient with a Longbow or Shortbow and use
the weapon in the spell's casting (doing so doesn't prevent you
from providing other components of the spell), the spell's range
becomes equal to the long range of the weapon you use, and
you can add the weapon's damage die to the spell's initial
damage as acid damage
Acid Arrow: Calculated Shot. When you cast the Acid Arrow
spell, the spell's attack ignores 1/2 and 3/4 cover. Additionally,
you can expend your bonus action as part of casting the spell to
line up your shot, adding an extra bonus to the attack roll equal
to your Intelligence modifier.
Acid Arrow: Consistent Coating. When you cast the Acid
Arrow spell, a creature that succeeds its saving throw by a
margin of 5 or less still takes the damage at the end of its next
turn as though it failed the save. A creature that succeeds by a
margin of 6 or more takes half as much damage at the end of its
next turn.
Acid Arrow: Impact Splash. When you cast the Acid Arrow
spell, whether the arrow hits or misses, you can choose one
other creature to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed
save, that creature takes half the spell's initial damage, and
becomes covered in acid, taking half as much damage at the end
of its next turn as well.
Acid Arrow: Skirmish Shot. When you cast the Acid Arrow
spell, the attack has advantage against targets within 15 feet of
you.
Aid: Active Assistance. When you cast the Aid spell, you can
choose to concentrate on the spell when you cast it. When you
do, each target's hit points increase by an additional 5. When
you cast the spell using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, this
amount increases by 5 more for every two slot levels above
2nd.
Aid: Aura of the Unstained. When you cast the Aid spell,
each target sheds bright light in a 10-foot radius, and dim light
for additional 10 feet. Additionally, while an affected isn't
missing any hit points, it has advantage on saving throws
against curses.
Aid: Epic Inspiration. When you cast the Aid spell, you can
do so as a reaction immediately after scoring a critical hit with a
weapon attack against a hostile creature.
Aid: Extended Aura. When you cast the Aid spell, for the
duration, affected creatures can benefit from your Paladin class
feature Auras even while outside the range of the aura, as long
as they are within 30 feet of where the aura would end.
Aid: Invigoration. When you cast the Aid spell, for the
duration, whenever you restore 5 or more hit points to an
affected creature using the Lay On Hands feature, the target
regains an additional 1d4 hit points. When you cast the spell
this way, the duration is reduced to 1 hour.
Aid: Leader's Reach. When you cast the Aid spell, you can
choose a number of targets equal to your Charisma modifier
(minimum of 1), instead of the normal number. The amount of
hit points granted also increases by your Charisma modifier.
Aid: Nature's Bounty. When you cast the Aid spell, any Beast
or Elemental affected by the spell gains additional maximum
and current hit points equal to your spellcasting ability modifier.
Aid: Optimistic Advantage. When you cast the Aid spell,
while an affected creature isn't missing any hit points, it adds a
+2 bonus to all its saving throws.
Aid: The Chosen One. When you cast the Aid spell, if you
target only one creature, the spell is cast as though using a spell
slot one level higher.
Alter Self: Aquatic Evolution. When you cast the Alter Self
spell and choose the Aquatic Adaptation effect, the spell lasts
up to 8 hours, but you can't change the benefit for the duration.
Additionally, for the duration, you don't need to make
Constitution saving throws to maintain concentration on the
spell due to taking 10 damage or less.
Alter Self: Instinctive Attacks. When you cast the Alter Self
spell and choose the Natural Weapons effect, you can make an
unarmed strike with the natural weapon you grew as a bonus
action on each of your turns for the duration. This benefit ends
if you change which of the spell's effects you benefit from.
Alter Self: Swift Shift. When you cast the Alter Self spell,
you can change which option you benefit from as a bonus
action or action, instead of only as an action.
Animal Messenger: Mass Messenger. When you cast the
Animal Messenger Spell, you can designate a number of
recipients equal to your spellcasting ability modifier. You can
also designate multiple locations, and an order for the beast to
visit those locations in. The beast travels to each location,
seeking the recipients, until it has found all the recipients, or
visited all the locations.
Animal Messenger: Swift Delivery. When you cast the
Animal Messenger spell, the beast travels an additional 25
miles per day for a flying messenger, or an additional 15 miles
per day for other animals.
Arcane Lock: Alert. When you cast the Arcane Lock spell, the
first time during the duration that a creature attempt but fails to
break the lock, force it open, or pick the lock, you are alerted
with a ping in your mind if you are within 1 mile of the arcane
lock. This ping awakens you if you are sleeping. You are also
alerted if the spell is dispelled, but not if it is suppressed or
unlocked with the password.
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Arcane Lock: Built-In Defenses. When you cast the Arcane
Lock spell, you can set a trap with the spell. The first time
during the duration that a creature attempts to break the lock,
force it open, or pick it, it must first make a Constitution saving
throw. On a failed save, it takes 2d12 lightning damage. When
you cast the spell in this way, it ends early if you cast the spell
again. When you cast the spell in this way using a spell slot of
3rd level or higher, the lightning damage increases by 1d12 for
each slot level above 2nd.
Arcane Lock Updates
The following addition is recommended for the Arcane
Lock spell: "At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, only a Knock
spell cast at the same level or higher can suppress the
spell's effect. When cast using a spell slot of 4th level
or higher, the spell can only be dispelled by a Dispel
Magic spell cast at 4th level or higher. "
Arcanist's Magic Aura: Expedited Enchantment. When
you cast the Arcanist's Magic Aura spell, it takes only 5 days of
consecutive casting to make the illusion last until it is dispelled,
instead of 30.
Augury: Divine Direction. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Augury spell, if you are proficient in Navigator's Tools and
use part of a set in the spell's casting, you can ask the spell
whether traveling a certain direction would take you towards a
certain goal. Regardless of the result, you gain advantage on
any navigator’s tools checks related to traveling towards that
goal for 24 hours.
Augury: Fateful Foresight. When you cast the Augury spell,
yeah gain a certain effect based on the reading. The effect lasts
until the event inquired about comes to pass, or for 30 minutes
(whichever comes first). If the result is weal, you have
advantage on your next ability check for the duration. If the
result is woe, you gain temporary hit points equal to 5 times the
level of the spell.
Augury: Inquisitive. When you cast the Augury spell, the
chance of a random reading decreases to 5%, rather than 25%.
Barkskin: Petrified Plating. When you cast the Barkskin
spell, you invoke the essence of magical petrified trees from
either the elemental plane of fire, or from the underworld planes
(such as hell, the abyss, etc). For the spell's duration, you are
resistant to fire damage.
Barkskin: Arborial Augment. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Barkskin spell, if you are proficient with Smith's Tools
or Woodworker's Tools and use part of a set in the spell's
casting, the spell can augment bark to armor, granting increased
benefits for creatures wearing armor. If the target is wearing
Medium Armor with which it is proficient, the minimum AC
granted by the spell increases to 17. This increases to 18 with
Heavy Armor. If the target is wielding a Shield with which it is
proficient, the protective bark extends to the shield as well,
increasing the minimum by +1. These benefits end if the target
is no longer wearing the armor or wielding the shield.
Barkskin: Bolstered Bark. When you cast the Barkskin spell,
for the duration, whenever the target would take bludgeoning,
piercing, or slashing damage that doesn't exceed its Constitution
score, it can choose to gain 3 temporary hit points. If the
damage was from an attack that was a critical hit, it gains 10
temporary hit points instead. Any remaining temporary hit
points gained this way expire when the spell ends.
Barkskin: Briefly Barked. When you cast the Barkskin spell,
you can use a casting time of 1 bonus action and a duration of 1
minute (not requiring concentration), but the spell immediately
ends if you cast it again or if the target takes fire damage.
Barkskin: Grovekeeper's Resilience. When you cast the
Barkskin spell targeting yourself, you don't need to make saving
throws to maintain concentration due to taking 30 damage or
less, unless that damage is fire damage or from a critical hit.
Barkskin: Ironwood. When you cast the Barkskin spell, for
the duration, the target is resistant to Poison damage and
immune to disease, but vulnerable to Acid and Lightning
damage.
Barkskin: Rooted. When you cast the Barkskin spell, for the
duration, the target has advantage on saving throws against
being pushed, pulled, or knocked prone, so long as the target is
on solid ground. If the target hasn't moved since the start of its
last turn, it is instead immune to being pushed, pulled, or
knocked prone.
Barkskin: Thick Skin. When you cast the Barkskin spell, for
the duration, non-magical bludgeoning and piercing damage the
target would take is reduced by 1.
Barkskin: Verdant Vitality. When you cast the Barkskin spell,
the target also gains temporary hit points equal to your
spellcasting ability modifier, which last for the duration. The
target can use its action at any point during the spell's duration
to gain these temporary hit points again.
Blindness/Deafness: Dual Hindrance. When you cast the
Blindness/Deafness spell, if the target fails its saving throw by a
margin of 5 or more, the target is affected by both conditions,
instead of just the one you chose for the spell.
Blindness/Deafness: Maddening Silence. When you cast the
Blindness/Deafness spell and choose the deafened condition,
the target also has disadvantage on Wisdom and Intelligence
saving throws while it is deafened by the spell. When you cast
the spell in this way, it requires concentration.
Blindness/Deafness: Mortality Shroud. When you cast the
Blindness/Deafness spell, a creature that isn't an undead or
construct is also Decaying while blinded or deafened by the
spell.
Blindness/Deafness: Voice of Doom. When you cast the
Blindness/Deafness spell and choose the deafened condition,
for duration, your own voice can pierce through the target's
deafness, allowing the target to hear you normally. Additionally,
until the spell ends, as a reaction whenever the target rolls an
ability check, attack roll, or saving throw, you can speak a
phrase of discouragement to magically hinder their attempt.
Roll 1d4 and subtract it from the triggering roll.
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Blur: Burst of Blur. When you cast the Blur spell, affected
attacks roll three times for the spell's disadvantage, instead of
twice, until the start of your next turn.
Blur: Dizzying Distractions. When you cast the Blur spell,
for the duration, a creature that attacks you and misses by a
margin of 5 or more becomes Dazed until the end of your next
turn. Additionally, a Dazed or Stupefied creature doesn't add its
ability modifier to attack rolls against you.
Blur: Focused Illusion. When you cast the Blur spell, you
don't need to make Constitution saving throws to maintain
concentration on the spell due to taking 15 damage or less.
Blur: Shifting Shadows. When you cast the Blur spell, while
you are in Dim Light or Darkness, any attack against you that
can't see through the spell's illusion is unaffected by advantage.
Blur: Slip Away. When you cast the Blur spell, you can
Disengage as a bonus action for the spell's duration. A creature
that can see through the spell's illusion is unaffected.
Branding Smite: Beacon. When you cast the Branding Smite
spell, the light around an affected target extends for 15 feet,
instead of 5, and any creature inside this light that would
otherwise be Invisible is temporarily visible.
Branding Smite: Lingering Brand. When you cast the
Branding Smite spell, once a creature is hit by the affected
attack, that creature is Branded for 1 minute, regardless of the
spell's remaining duration. It can make a Constitution saving
throw at the end of each of its turns, ending the Branded
condition on a success.
Branding Smite: Violent Illumination. When you cast the
Branding Smite spell and hit with an affected attack, if the
target was Invisible or in an area of Darkness, it must make a
Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, it becomes Dazed
until the start of your next turn.
Calm Emotions: Compromise. When you cast the Calm
Emotions spell, you can choose both the spell's effects, but the
radius of its area is halved.
Calm Emotions: Heartweaver. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Calm Emotions spell, if you are proficient with
Weaver's Tools and use a set in the spell's casting, you gain
close control over the spell's magic. Instead of targeting an area,
you can target a number of creatures not exceeding your
proficiency bonus that are within 60 feet of you.
Calm Emotions: Icon of Peace. When you cast the Calm
Emotions spell and choose the indifference effect, you can
center the spell on yourself. When you do, the radius of its area
is doubled.
Calm Emotions: Quell The Tides. When you cast the Calm
Emotions spell and choose the suppress effect, it also
suppresses short and long term madness effects, as well as any
Enchantment spell of 1st level or lower. When you cast the spell
using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, it can suppress
Enchantment spells of 1 level higher for each slot level above
2nd.
Continual Flame: Annointed Aura. When you cast the
Continual Flame spell, if you provide a 25 gp flask of Holy
Water as a material component which is consumed in the spell's
casting, the flame also grants the following benefit: Fiends and
Undead inside the bright light of the flame have disadvantage
on saving throws against Channel Divinity effects. This benefit
lasts for 8 hours after you create the flame. You can also cast the
spell and target an existing continual flame to grant it this
benefit for 8 hours. When you do, you don't need to provide the
ruby dust material component for that casting of the spell,
although you must still provide the holy water.
Continual Flame: Call Flame. When you cast the Continual
Flame spell, instead of creating a new flame, you can choose
one ongoing Continual Flame you have created. That flame
moves from its current location to a point you touch. Casting
the spell this way doesn’t require any material component.
Continual Flame: Creator's Control. When you cast the
Continual Flame spell, until the spell ends, while you are within
10 feet of the flame, you can use a bonus action to cause up to 3
of the following effects:
Increase or decrease the radius of bright and dim light
created by the flame, in increments of 5 feet, to a
maximum of 30 feet each, or to a minimum of 5 feet
each. The radii must be equal in measure.
Change the color of the light (until it is changed again).
Cause any creature in the light to a strange but harmless
sensation, such as shivers down the spine, a rush of
warmth or coolness, or a tiny jolt of adrenaline. The
sensation lasts 1 round.
Cause the light of the flame to dance with swirling or
shimmering patterns.
Cause the flame to be hidden until the start of your next
turn.
Continual Flame: Moonfire. When you cast the Continual
Flame spell, you can imbue the fire you create with the power
of the moon. Bright light emitted by the flame counts as
moonlight. This version of a Continual Flame spell ends early if
it is exposed for at least 1 minute to sunlight.
Continual Flame: Purging Presence. When you cast the
Continual Flame spell, magical darkness can't extend into the
bright light of the continual flame, and any source of magical
darkness created by a spell of 2nd level or lower within the
bright lime of the continual flame is dispelled. This benefit lasts
for 8 hours after you create the flame. You can also cast the
spell and target an existing continual flame to grant it this
benefit for 8 hours. When you do, you don't need to provide a
material component for that casting of the spell.
Continual Flame: Sunfire. When you cast the Continual
Flame spell, you can imbue the fire you create with the power
of the sun. Bright light emitted by the flame counts as sunlight.
This version of a Continual Flame spell ends early if it is
exposed for at least 1 minute to moonlight.
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Continual Flame: Will O Wisp. When you cast the Continual
Flame spell, you can create a 6-inch spherical orb of flame at a
point within 5 feet of you, rather than causing the flame to
spring forth from an object. This sphere hovers in the air (no
more than 5 feet off the ground). It follows you automatically,
sharing your space. As a bonus action, you can move the sphere
up to 30 feet. The sphere then remains in place until you
command it to follow you again (no action required) while you
are within 60 feet of it.
Darkness: Born in the Dark. When you cast the Darkness
spell and target a point that isn't an object, you can use any
normal darkvision you possess to see through the magical
darkness created by the spell for the duration.
Darkness: Dancing Darkness. When you cast the Darkness
spell and target a point that isn't an object, as a bonus action on
subsequent turns for the spell's duration, you can move the area
of darkness up to 20 feet to a new point of your choosing that
isn't an object.
Darkness: Expanded Shadow. When you cast the Darkness
spell, the area's radius becomes 30 feet, instead of 15, but a
creature with darkvision can see through the spell's darkness
normally, and nonmagical light can illuminate it.
Darkness: Grimwidow's Nest. When you cast the Darkness
spell, creatures in the area are enchanted with the false
sensation of thousands of tiny spiders crawling over them.
Creatures in the area have disadvantage on saving throws to
maintain concentration, and on saving throws against being
frightened. Any creature in the area that is frightened by you
must make a Constitution saving throw at the end of each of its
turns. On a failed save, if the creature is concentrating, its
concentration ends.
Darkness: Shadow Shield. When you cast the Darkness spell,
for the duration, creatures in the spell's area are resistant to
radiant damage or necrotic damage (your choice), unless that
damage was created by a spell that was cast using a higher level
spell slot than the one used to cast your Darkness spell.
Darkness: Shadow Sickness. When you cast the Darkness
spell, for the duration, a creature that starts its turn inside the
spell's area must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed
save, that creature is Sickened until the start of its next turn.
Darkness: Waning Gloom. When you cast the Darkness spell
and target a point that isn't an object, the spell doesn't require
concentration. At the end of each round after the spell was cast,
roll a d20. On a result higher than the level at which the spell
was cast, the radius of the area decreases by 5 feet. If the radius
decreases to 0 feet, the spell ends.
Darkvision: Alert Instincts. When you cast the Darkvision
spell, for the duration, while the target is in dim light or
darkness and isn't blinded, it has advantage on initiative rolls.
Additionally, if the target would be surprised, it can roll
initiative, and if its total is 20 or higher, it isn't surprised.
Darkvision: Devil's Gift. When you cast the Darkvision spell,
for the duration, the target can also see through magical
darkness that would normally impede darkvision, though only
out to a range of 30 feet, but the target is also vulnerable to
radiant damage.
Darkvision: Evolution of the Night. When you cast the
Darkvision spell, if the target already has darkvision, the range
of their darkvision increases by 60 feet for the duration.
Darkvision: Shared Sight. When you cast the Darkvision
spell, for the duration, creatures of the target's choice share its
darkvision while they are within 5 feet of it.
Darkvision: The Unclosing Eye. When you cast the
Darkvision spell, you can change the duration to
"Concentration, up to 1 hour" to grant the following effects for
the duration:
The target can't be Surprised.
Magic can't put the target to sleep.
The target is unaffected by the Blindness/Deafness spell.
Being Blinded doesn't grant advantage to attacks against
the target.
Detect Thoughts: Aggressive Interrogation. When you cast
the Detect Thoughts spell, you can immediately probe deeper
into the target's mind on the turn you cast the spell (no action
required). When you do, the target has disadvantage on its
saving throw and any subsequent ability checks to expel you
from its mind if it fails the initial save.
Detect Thoughts: Dreamseer. When you cast the Detect
Thoughts spell, if you target a sleeping creature, it has
disadvantage on saving throws against you probing deeper into
its mind. Additionally, if it fails the saving throw, it doesn't
automatically know you probed into its mind.
Detect Thoughts: Far Reach. When you cast the Detect
Thoughts spell, for the duration, you can Detect Thoughts up to
90 feet away, and you can detect the presence of thinking
creatures as described in the spell out to the same range.
Detect Thoughts: Infiltrate Intellect. When you cast the
Detect Thoughts spell and successfully detect the deeper
thoughts of a creature, for the next hour, that creature has
disadvantage on any Intelligence saving throw you force it to
make, or on any saving throw you force it to make against an
effect that deals psychic damage. If the spell ends, you must
continue concentrating on this effect, or else this effect ends.
Detect Thoughts: Inscrutible Investigator. When you cast
the Detect Thoughts spell, for the duration, you are immune to
any effect that would sense your emotions or read your
thoughts, and Wisdom (Insight) checks made to ascertain your
intentions or sincerity have disadvantage.
Detect Thoughts: Probe Pulse. When you cast the Detect
Thoughts spell, the spell doesn't require concentration. Instead,
you immediately attempt to probe deeper into the thoughts of
your initial target. The spell then ends.
Detect Thoughts: Subtle Search. When you cast the Detect
Thoughts spell and probe deeper into a target's mind, if the
target fails its saving throw by a margin of 5 or more, it doesn't
know that you are probing into its mind.
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Detect Thoughts: Unwitting Invitation. When you cast the
Detect Thoughts spell, a creature Charmed by you has
disadvantage on saving throws against the spell. Additionally, if
it succeeds a saving throw against the spell, it doesn't know that
you probed into its mind.
Detect Thoughts: Violent Intrusion. When you cast the
Detect Thoughts spell, whenever a target fails its saving throw
against you probing deeper into its mind, it also becomes Dazed
for 1d4 rounds, ending at the end of its turn on the last round of
that duration.
Enhance Ability: Bond Boon. When you cast the Enhance
Ability spell on yourself, you can also extend the spell's effects
to one creature you have summoned, that follows you, or that is
charmed by you. For example, you could extend the effect to a
familiar created by Find Familiar or to a companion granted by
your subclass.
Enhance Ability: Chosen One. When you cast the Enhance
Ability spell, when you do so using a spell slot of 3rd level or
higher, instead of choosing additional creatures to target, you
can choose additional effect from the spell's options to grant to
the target.
Enhance Ability: Evolution: Owlbear. When you cast the
Enhance Ability spell, you can grant a special version of the
spell. The target gains both the Bear's Endurance and the Owl's
Wisdom effect. Additionally, for the duration, the target is size
Large, if it would be smaller. However, the target also can not
speak intelligbly for the duration of the spell (which prevents
casting spells that require verbal components), and it has
disdavantage on Intelligence and Charisma ability checks and
saving throws.
Enhance Ability: Pack Boon. When you cast the Enhance
Ability spell, you can target 2 additional creatures. However,
the spell's duration becomes "Concentration, up to 1 minute",
and a creature gains no benefits from the spell while there are
no other affected creatures within 15 feet of it.
Enhance Ability: Reinforced Resilience. When you cast the
Enhance Ability spell, when the target makes a saving throw
using the ability score affected by the spell, it can use its
reaction to gain advantage on the saving throw. Doing so ends
the spell for that target.
Enhance Ability: Wild Might. When you cast the Enhance
Ability spell, if the target has at least 13 Constitution, the Bear's
Endurance effect also grants the target advantage on
Constitution saving throws to maintain concentration or resist
exhaustion. If the target has at least 13 Strength, Bull's Strength
effect also grants the target advantage on Strength saving
throws to resist being knocked prone, pushed, or pulled.
Enhance Ability: Wild Majesty. When you cast the Enhance
Ability spell, if the target has at least 13 Dexterity, the Cat's
Grace effect allows the target to reroll any 1 on a d20 for
Dexterity ability checks. If the target has at least 13 Charisma,
the Eagle's Splendor effect grants the target advantage on
saving throws against being charmed or frightened.
Enhance Ability: Wild Wit. When you cast the Enhance
Ability spell, if the target has at least 13 Intelligence, the Fox's
Cunning effect allows the target to add 1d6 to its initiative rolls.
If the target has at least 13 Wisdom, the Owl's Wisdom effect
allows the target to use an action on each of its turns to gain
Darkvision out to a range of 60 feet until the start of its next
turn.
Enlarge/Reduce: Duergar's Gift. When you cast the Enlarge
spell, if you speak Dwarvish or Undercommon and use either
language as a verbal component in the spell's casting, you can
imbue the spell into a willing creature you touch without it
taking immediate effect. The spell remains imbued this way for
up to 1 hour. At any time while the spell is imbued, the target
can use a bonus action to activate the spell's effects, at which
point it gains the Enlarge effect. The target must concentrate on
the spell (it uses Constitution as its spellcasting ability). Once
activated, the spell is no longer imbued.
Enlarge/Reduce: Gift of Giants. When you cast the
Enlarge/Reduce spell and use the Enlarge effect, the target also
gains 2d4 temporary hit points which last for the spell's
duration, and the target can speak and understand Giant until
the spell ends. When you cast the spell using a spell slot of 3rd
level or higher, the temporary hit points increase by 2d4 for
each level above 2nd.
Enlarge/Reduce: Overgrowth. When you cast the
Enlarge/Reduce spell against an unwilling creature using the
Enlarge effect, for the duration, that creature no longer gains
advantage to Strength checks and saving throws, instead
suffering disadvantage on Dexterity checks and saving throws.
Additionally, the target's speed is reduced by 10 feet. The
target's weapons still grow to match its new size, but don't deal
any extra damage due to being enlarged.
Enlarge/Reduce: Rapturous Growth. When you cast the
Enlarge/Reduce spell and choose the Enlarge effect, a
thunderous shockwave booms out from the target as it grows.
Creatures within 10 feet of the target must make a Strength
saving throw. On a failed save, a creature takes 1d8 thunder
damage and is pushed 10 feet away from the target and knocked
prone. On a successful save, a creature is pushed 5 feet away
and suffers no other effect. When you cast the spell using a
spell slot of 3rd level or higher, the damage increases by 1d8 for
each level above 2nd.
Enlarge/Reduce: Speed of the Small. When you cast the
Reduce spell, you can choose to grant the target certain benefits
thanks to its smaller size. For the duration, the target's speed
increases by 10 feet, and it gains advantage on Dexterity ability
checks and saving throws.
Enthrall: Command Attention. When you cast the Enthrall
spell, you can choose up to three targets. If a chosen target fails
its save, for the duration, it has disadvantage on attack rolls
against any creature other than you.
Enthrall: Enchanting Aura. When you cast the Enthrall
spell, any creature already charmed by you has disadvantage on
its saving throw against the spell.
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Enthrall: Maestro's Performance. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Enthrall spell, if you are proficient with a music
instrument and use it in the spell's casting, you can use an
action on subsequent turns to choose a number of creatures up
to your proficiency bonus within range that you can see and that
can hear you. You can't choose a creature that has succeeded a
save against the spell already during the duration. Chosen
creatures must make the saving throw against the spell.
Enthrall: Powerful Pull. When you cast the Enthrall spell,
for the duration, an affected creature must spend 2 feet of
movement for every 1 foot it moves away from you.
Enthrall: Tunnel Vision. When you cast the Enthrall spell, if
you target only one creature, while it is affected, all creatures
other than you are Invisible to it.
Find Steed: Evolution Advantages. When you cast the Find
Steed spell, the creature gains an additional feature based on its
type, as shown below. If you choose a mount that isn't listed in
the spell, the GM chooses the closest of the effects below to use
for it.
Camel: Epic Endurance. The camel's hit point
maximum is 25, instead of the normal amount, and it has
advantage on Constitution saving throws. This
advantage extends to you also while you ride it. It also
ignores difficult terrain caused by sand or similar terrain.
Elk. Supernatural Bond. You can communicate
telepathically with your Elk out to 120 feet.
Additionally, When the Elk uses its charge trait while
you ride it, the magic of your bond ignites the elks
antlers, adding 1d6 radiant damage to the damage of its
charge.
Mastiff: Master's Best Friend. While you are within
5 feet of the Mastiff, both you and the Mastiff have
advantage on Wisdom and Charisma saving throws. If
you are size Small, you add an additional 1d4 to affected
saves.
Pony: Wild and Free. The Pony has advantage on
initiative rolls, as do you while you ride the pony.
Additionally, it can Dash or Disengage as a bonus
action.
Warhorse: The Warhorse is conjured with spectral
Chain Mail barding, granting it 16 AC.
Find Steed: Flash Find. When you cast the Find Steed spell,
you can use a casting time of 1 action. When you do, the steed
disappears after 1 hour.
Find Steed: Fund Steed. When you cast the Find Steed spell,
you can cast the spell as a ritual if you expend 20 gp or
equivalent coinage, which is consumed, in the spell's casting.
Find Steed: Nightmare. When you cast the Find Steed spell,
you can use an action while riding the steed to force one
creature within 30 feet of you that you can see to make a
Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, the creature is
frightened of you and the steed for up to 10 minutes. It can
repeat the saving at the end of each of its turns, with advantage
while you aren't mounted on the steed or while it can't sense
you, ending the effect on a success. On a successful save, the
creature is immune to this effect for 24 hours. Additionally,
after using this feature for a steed, you can't use it again for 24
hours with that same steed.
Find Steed: Thunderhooves. When you cast the Find Steed
spell, when you take the Dash action while riding the steed, it's
hooves burst with thunderous energy. Each creature in a 5-foot
radius centered on you/the steed must make a Strength saving
throw. On a failed save, a creature takes 1d6 + your proficiency
bonus thunder damage and is pushed 5 feet away from you. On
a successful save, a creature takes half as much damage and
isn't pushed. Additionally, after using this feature for a steed,
you can't use it again for 24 hours with that same steed.
Find Traps: Ambush Alert. When you cast the Find Traps
spell, you learn of traps that aren't within line of sight but are
within 30 feet of you. You are also made aware of any hidden
creatures within a 30 foot range.
Find Traps: Precision Sense. When you cast the Find Traps
spell, locating a trap with the spell also tells you its general
location.
Find Traps: Trapfinder 2000. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Find Traps spell, if you are proficient with Tinker's
Tools and use a set in the spell's casting, you can imbue the
spell into a contraption. The contraption must be created prior
to the spell's casting, using at least 5 gp of raw materials. It
must fit into your hand and takes 10 minutes to create using the
tools. Imbuing the spell into the contraption gives the
contraption 1d4 charges, in addition to the spell's normal initial
effects. For 1 hour after imbuing the spell, any creature can use
an action while holding the contraption to expend a charge and
repeat the spell's effect. Once the hour has passed or the last
charge is expended, the contraption loses its magic.
Flame Blade: Dawnbrand. When you cast the Flame Blade
spell, for the duration, the flames are infused with light of the
sun. The bright and dim light radius of the blade is doubled, and
counts as sunlight. Additionally, the blade deals Sunfire
(radiant/fire) damage.
Flame Blade: Death Knight's Darkfire. When you cast the
Flame Blade spell, for the duration, the flames are corrupted
with a necrotic energy. The flames shed no bright light, and dim
light only out to 10 feet. The spell deals Necrofire
(Necrotic/Fire) damage. Additionally, when you reduce a
creature to 0 hit points with the spell, the next attack with the
spell has advantage and deals an extra 1d6 damage on a hit.
Flame Blade: Ferocious Flames. When you cast the Flame
Blade spell, for the duration, when you miss with an attack
using the blade, but only by a margin of 5 or less, the target still
takes fire damage equal to your spellcasting ability modifier.
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Flame Blade: Fiery Focus. When you cast the Flame Blade
spell, for the duration, you don't need to make Constitution
saving throws to maintain concentration on the spell due to
taking damage that is equal to or lower than your Constitution
score.
Flame Blade: Icebrand. When you cast the Flame Blade
spell, you can create a weapon of frost instead. For the duration,
the spell deals cold damage rather than fire. Additionally, when
you make an attack with the blade and the attack total is 20 or
higher, the target is also Chilled until the end of your next turn.
Flame Blade: Moonbrand. When you cast the Flame Blade
spell, for the duration, the flames are infused with light of the
moon. The light shed by the blade counts as moonlight.
Additionally, the blade deals Moonfire (radiant/fire) damage,
and attacks with it have advantage and deal 1d6 extra damage
against shapechangers and undead.
Flame Blade: Scorching Sword. When you cast the Flame
Blade spell, for the duration, when you make an attack with the
blade and the attack total is 20 or higher, the target also
becomes Scorched until the end of your next turn.
Flame Blade: Stormbrand. When you cast the Flame Blade
spell, you can create a weapon of lightning instead. For the
duration, the spell deals lightning damage rather than fire.
Additionally, when you make an attack with the blade and the
attack total is 20 or higher, the target is also Shocked until the
end of your next turn.
Flame Blade: Swift Scimitar. When you cast the Flame
Blade spell, for the spell's duration you can also use a bonus
action to make a melee spell attack with the fiery blade. On a
hit, the target takes 1d6 fire damage. This damage increases by
1d6 for every three slot levels above 2nd.
Flaming Sphere: Avalanche Orb. When you cast the
Flaming Sphere spell, you can instead create a rolling ball of
frost. The spell deals cold damage rather than fire. The sphere
can only move half as far each turn, but the first time each turn
the sphere rams into a Small or smaller creature, the sphere
doesn't stop.
Flaming Sphere: Blazing Bodies. When you cast the
Flaming Sphere spell, you can cast a corrupted necromantic
version of it, creating a ball of blazing undead corpses and
smokey spirits. The spell counts as a Necromancy spell, instead
of Conjuration, and deals your choice of Fire or Necrotic
damage. Additionally, as a reaction when the spell rams into a
Medium or smaller creature, you can force that creature to
make a Strength or Dexterity saving throw (target's choice). On
a failed save, it is Grappled (escape DC equal to your spell save
DC) by undead hands reaching out from the sphere until the
start of your next turn, ending early if the spell ends.
Flaming Sphere: Build-up Blaze. When you cast the
Flaming Sphere spell, for the duration, you can use an action to
move the sphere, instead of a bonus action. When you do, you
can move the sphere up to 60 feet, and the damage for ramming
into a creature increases by half the spell's normal damage.
Flaming Sphere: Explosive Impact. When you cast the
Flaming Sphere spell, when you ram the sphere into a creature,
roll 1d4. On a 3 or 4, the sphere explodes, ending the spell. You
can use your reaction, instead of rolling a d4, to automatically
cause the sphere to explode. When the sphere explodes, each
creature within 10 feet of it must make a Dexterity saving
throw. A creature takes 3d6 fire damage on a failed save, or half
as much on a successful one. When you cast the spell using a
spell slot of 3rd level or higher, this damage increases by 1d6
for each slot level above 2nd.
Flaming Sphere: Pinball. When you cast the Flaming Sphere
spell, the sphere becomes autonomous. You choose the
direction the sphere rolls when you create it as normal.
However, on subsequent turns, you can't use a bonus action to
control it. Instead, at the start of each of your turns, the sphere
continues rolling the maximum distance it can in the direction it
last moved. The sphere can't jump over pits or obstacles while
moving this way. If the sphere hits a creature or obstacle that it
doesn't destroy, the sphere bounces off of it, reversing the
direction it rolls, or changing the direction to another angle at
the GMs discretion. However, after hitting a creature or
obstacle, the sphere doesn't continue moving until the start of
your next turn.
Flaming Sphere: Rapid Roll. When you cast the Flaming
Sphere spell, the distance you can move the sphere increases to
45 feet when use a bonus action to move it.
Gentle Repose: Boon from Beyond. When you cast the
Gentle Repose spell on the corpse or remains of a creature that
was Good aligned, you gain a d4 blessing which lasts until
used, ending early if unused after 24 hours. You can add this d4
to any attack roll, ability check, or saving throw you make. You
must choose to do so before you roll. You can only benefit from
this mastery once per day.
Gentle Repose: Crypt Keeper's Command. When you cast
the Gentle Repose spell, you ignore the effects of the spell,
allowing you to turn the affected corpse or remains into an
undead. Any such undead creature you raise is immune to being
charmed, frightened, or turned.
Gentle Respose: Early Action. When you cast the Gentle
Repose spell and the target has been dead for 1 minute or less,
the spell lasts up to three times as long.
Gentle Repose: Edict of Natural Expiry. When you cast the
Gentle Repose spell, you can target a creature instead of a
corpse. If the creature isn't willing, it can make a Constitution
saving throw to resist the spell, becoming affected on a failed
save. An affected creature can't regain hit points for 1 minute
after becoming affected, or for 1 hour if the creature is already
an Undead.
Gentle Repose: Garden of Grace. When you cast the Gentle
Repose spell as a ritual, instead of touching a corpse, you can
instead cover a 30x30 square foot area by the spell. Any corpse
or remains in the area or up to 30 feet above/below it is affected
by the spell while it remains in the area. If a corpse is removed
from the area, the spell's effects immediately end on it.
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Gentle Repose: Ghostly Refuge. When you cast the Gentle
Repose spell, for the duration, the target becomes semi-spectral,
covered by a ghostly sheen. In this state, it is immune to fire
damage and all non-magical damage, can't be sensed by
divination magic from creatures other than you, and its soul is
protected (provided it is still free and willing) from any effect
that would prevent it from being free and willing to return to the
body in the event of a Raise Dead spell or similar magic.
Gentle Repose: Whiteflower Ward. When you cast the
Gentle Repose spell, you can expend 10 gp worth of silver dust
to target a willing creature instead of a corpse. A feintly
glowing mark resembling a white flower appears on the
creature's chest. For the duration, if the target is reduced to 0 hit
points, it immediately becomes Stable and is under the normal
effects of this spell until its duration expires.
Gust of Wind: Concentrated Winds. When you cast the Gust
of Wind spell, you can choose to halve the length of the line
created by the spell to empower the wind. While the wind is
empowered, a Large or smaller creature that fails its Strength
saving throw against the spell is also knocked prone. Once you
change the direction of the line, the wind is no longer
empowered.
Gust of Wind: Growing Gust. When you cast the Gust of
Wind spell, for the duration, you can use a bonus action to
increase the length of the line by 60 feet, instead of changing
the direction of the line. The length of line returns to its base
size if you change the direction of the line or if you move at
least 5 feet.
Heat Metal: Fires of the Forge. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Heat Metal spell, if you are proficient with Smith's
Tools and use part of a set in the spell's casting, you can use an
action on subsequent turns for the duration to partially
deconstruct the target object, provided the object isn't magical.
A deconstructed weapon deals half damage until repaired.
Deconstructed armor has its AC reduced by your proficiency
bonus (this penalty does not stack). Other deconstructed objects
have their AC halved and are vulnerable to all damage. If you
concentrate on the spell for its full duration, a deconstructed
target is destroyed, disintegrating into a pile of dust.
Heat Metal: Forgemaster's Focus. When you cast the Heat
Metal spell, if you speak Dwarvish and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, for the duration, you have
advantage on saving throws to maintain concentration on the
spell. Additionally, if you would fail a saving throw maintain
concentration on the spell, you can use your reaction to reroll
that saving throw.
Heat Metal: Rot & Rust. When you cast the Heat Metal spell,
you can cause a toxic acid to ooze from the target, rather than
creating heat. The spell deals acid damage, instead of fire
damage. Additionally, a creature that fails the Constitution
saving throw against the spell becomes Poisoned until the end
of your next turn, even if it drops the object.
Heat Metal: Scalding Touch. When you cast the Heat Metal
spell, you can change the range to touch. When you do, the
damage dice become d12s. To repeat the spell's effect as a
bonus action, you must be within touch range of the target.
Heat Metal: Searing Scales. When you cast the Heat Metal
spell, you can infuse Draconic magic into the casting to gain
two new uses. The first use is to target a creature using hard
natural armor (such as scales or carapace, up to the GM's
discretion), instead of targeting a metalic object. When you do,
the creature takes half as much damage from the spell, and
when it makes the Constitution saving throw against the spell, it
doesn't suffer the negative effects of wearing the armor on a
successful save.
The second special use is to target the hard natural armor
(scales or carapace) of yourself or a willing creature you touch.
When you do, the target takes no damage and suffers none of
the spell's negative effects. Instead, any creature that grapples
or is grappled by the target takes half the spell's damage at the
start of each of its turns while the grapple with the affected
creature continues.
Heat Metal: Spellbreaker Burns. When you cast the Heat
Metal spell, if the spell's damage forces a creature to make a
Constitution saving throw to maintain concentration, the DC of
that saving throw is increased by your spellcasting ability
modifier.
Hold Person: Close Capture. When you cast the Hold Person
spell, you can change the range to 5 feet. When you do, the
target has disadvantage on its initial saving throw against the
spell. However, the target has advantage on any repeat saving
throw it makes to end the spell while you are more than 5 feet
from it.
Hold Person: Natural Bindings. When you cast the Hold
Person spell, you can also target Beasts, Elementals, Giants,
and Plants. When you target one of these creature types, the
target can choose whether it makes a Wisdom saving throw or
Constitution saving throw.
Hold Person: Paralyzing Fear. When you cast the Hold
Person spell, a creature Frightened of you has disadvantage on
saving throws against the spell.
Invisibility: Assassin's Opportunity. When you cast the
Invisibility spell targeting yourself, for the duration, if you
attack or cast a spell, doing so doesn't end the invisibility until
the start of your next turn, unless the spell you cast requires
concentration.
Invisibility: Careful Casting. When you cast the Invisibility
spell and target yourself, for the duration, casting a cantrip that
deals no damage doesn't end the spell for you automatically.
Instead, you can make a Constitution saving throw to mantain
concentration on the spell (DC 10). On a failed save, you lose
concentration on the spell.
Invisibility: Disappearing Act. When you cast the Invisibility
spell, the range becomes 30 feet, but the spell ends if the target
ends its turn more than 60 feet from you.
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Invisibility: Duplicate Distraction. When you cast the
Invisibility spell, you can simultaneously leave behind an
illusory double of you, which appears where you are standing.
The double lasts until the start of your next turn. You can use
your bonus action to move your illusory double up to twice
your speed and make it gesture, speak, or behave in whatever
way you choose. As an intangible illusion, physical interaction
with the double reveals its nature. Otherwise, a suspicious
creature must succeed an Intelligence (Investigation) check
against your spell save DC to determine it's an illusion.
Invisibility: Shadow Synergy. When you cast the Invisibility
spell, you can concentrate on the spell simultaneously with up
to one other Illusion spell. When you cast the spell in this way,
it lasts up to 1 minute only, instead of 1 hour. Make separate
saving throws to maintain concentration for each spell. Your
concentration saves for either spell have disadvantage.
Invisibility: Slip Into Shadow. When you cast the Invisibility
spell, if the target is in total darkness, you can cast the spell as a
bonus action, and it requires no components for you.
Knock: Arcane Infiltration. When you cast the Knock spell,
you can target an area of a Wall spell, Tiny Hut spell, or
Forcecage spell that fits into a 5-foot cube. If you cast your
Knock spell at a level equal to or higher than the level of the
target spell, the 5-foot cube you targeted is suppressed for up to
1 minute. You can end the suppression effect early as an action.
Knock: Secret Password. When you cast the Knock spell, you
can use a casting time of 1 minute. When you do, the spell
counts as though cast using a spell slot three levels higher (to a
maximum of 9th level). Additionally, if you target an object
which you have opened at least once before, the spell doesn't
consume a spell slot.
Knock: Thief's Touch. (Tool Infusion) When you cast the
Knock spell, if you are proficient with Thieves' Tools and use a
set in the spell's casting, the spell doesn't emanate a loud knock.
Additionally, you can roll an ability check with the Thieves'
Tools (using Dexterity). If the result is 20 or higher, cast the
Knock spell as if using a spell slot one level higher.
Knock & Arcane Lock Updates
The Knock masteries are intended to be used alongside
the following added clause for the Arcane Lock spell:
"At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a
spell slot of 3rd level or higher, only a Knock spell cast
at the same level or higher can suppress the spell's
effect."
Knock: Thunderous Seige. When you cast the Knock spell,
you can create a violent, thunderous knock. If the target object
has 20 hit points or less and it isn't magical, it is destroyed by
the spell, shattering into many pieces. The sound created by the
effect is audible as far as 1000 feet away. Any creature within
20 feet of the target is Deafened for 1 round.
Lesser Restoration: Compound Cure. When you cast the
Lesser Restoration spell, if the target is under multiple effects
which could be cured by the spell, choose one effect to be
automatically cured as per the spell. Then, for each additional
relevant effect, roll a spellcasting ability check. On a 10 or
higher, you may cure a second effect. For a third effect, you
must score a 15 or higher. For a 4th effect and beyond, you
must score a 20 or higher.
Lesser Restoration: Freedom. When you cast the Lesser
Restoration spell to end a disease or condition on the target, the
target also has advantage on saving throws against all diseases
or against the chosen condition, respectively, for 1 hour.
Lesser Restoration: Healing Supplement. When you cast a
spell that restores hit points to one or more creatures, you can
also cast the Lesser Restoration spell using this mastery as part
of the same action used to cast the healing spell. You must
expend a spell slot for this spell as normal. The effects of the
Lesser Restoration spell extend to one creature affected by the
healing of your choice.
Lesser Restoration: Helping Hand. When you cast the
Lesser Restoration spell, the target also gains advantage on the
next ability check or attack roll it makes before the end of its
next turn. This advantage counts as though coming from the
Help action.
Lesser Restoration: Herald of Healing. When you cast the
Lesser Restoration spell, the range becomes 30 feet. You
needn't see the target, as long as you are aware of it and know
its general location. The target sees a gentle angelic spirit
descending upon it, but this is not visible to anyone else.
Lesser Restoration: Life Giver. When you cast the Lesser
Restoration spell, the target's body also restores itself in part. If
the target has at least 1 hit point, it can roll one of its hit die,
regaining hit points equal to the roll.
Lesser Restoration: Preemptive Purge. When you cast the
Lesser Restoration spell, the duration becomes 8 hours. The
spell has no instantaneous effect. Instead, the first time during
the duration the target would become diseased, blinded,
deafened, paralyzed, or poisoned, it doesn't. The spell then
ends.
Lesser Restoration: Restoring Touch. When you cast the
Lesser Restoration spell, you can also use your Lay On Hands
feature on the same target as part of the same action used to cast
the spell.
Lesser Restoration: Revitalize. When you cast the Lesser
Restoration spell, if the target has 10 or fewer hit points, it
regains hit points equal to your spellcasting ability modifier.
Lesser Restoration: Ritual Restoration. You can cast the
Lesser Restoration spell as a Ritual. You must include 10 gp of
incense as a material component in the spell's casting, which the
spell consumes.
Lesser Restoration: Soothing Spirit. When you cast the
Lesser Restoration spell, for 1 minute, the target has advantage
on saving throws against the condition which the spell ended, or
against diseases if the spell cured a disease.
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Levitate: Drift. When you cast the Levitate spell on a creature,
for the duration, that creature can use a bonus action to move up
to half its speed as though flying.
Levitate: Levitation Lasso. When you cast the Levitate spell
and don't target yourself, you can pull the target up to 5 feet
towards you while the target levitates in the air. You can repeat
this effect as a bonus action on each of your turns, or as an
action to pull the target up to 10 feet towards you.
Levitate: Power Lift. When you cast the Levitate spell, the
spell's weight limit increases by 500 pounds at 2nd level, plus
an additional 500 pounds for each slot level above 2nd when
you upcast the spell.
Locate Animals or Plants: Attuned With Nature. When you
cast the Locate Animals or Plants spell, the spell lasts for up to
1 hour, requiring concentration. During this time, you can
repeat the initial effect as an action, targeting the same kind of
animal or plant, or a different one of your choice.
Locate Animals or Plants: Scout's Census. When you cast
the Locate Animals or Plants spell, you learn the location of all
plants or animals of that kind within 1000 feet, in addition to
the spell's normal effects.
Locate Object: Lite Magic. When you cast the Locate Object
spell, it doesn't require concentration for you.
Locate Object: Long Range Radar. When you cast the
Locate Object spell, the range increases depending on which
level the spell was cast at, as shown in the table below.
Slot Level Range
2nd 1 mile
3rd 5 miles
4th 10 miles
5th 25 miles
6th 50 miles
7th 100 miles
8th Same Plane of Existence
9th Unlimited
Magic Mouth: BOO! When you cast the Magic Mouth spell,
when a creature that isn't aware of the mouth hears the message
spoken by the mouth for the first time, it must make a Wisdom
saving throw. On a failed saving throw, it is frightened of the
mouth until the end of its next turn.
Magic Mouth: Mocking Mouth. When you cast the Magic
Mouth spell, if you know the Viscious Mockery spell, you can
imbue that cantrip into the Magic Mouth. When the Magic
Mouth is triggered, it can cast the Viscious Mockery spell
targeting one creature within 30 feet that triggered it. If the
trigger isn't caused by a creature, the effect fails. Once this
effect occurs, it can't occur again for 1 round.
Magic Weapon: Deep Enchantment. When you cast the
Magic Weapon spell, you can change the duration to 1 minute.
When you do, it does not require concentration, but the spell
ends if you cast it again.
Magic Weapon: Crusade Blade. When you cast the Magic
Weapon spell, the spell's bonuses increase by 1 against Fiends
and Undead. Also, attacks with the weapon bypass the Undead
Fortitude feature of certain undead, such as Zombies.
Magic Weapon: Enhanced Armament. (Tool Infusion)
When you cast the Magic Weapon spell, if you are proficient
with Smith's Tools and use a set in the spell's casting, for the
duration, if the weapon doesn't have the Heavy property, it
gains the Light property. If it does have the Heavy property, the
bonus to its damage rolls granted by the spell increases by 1.
Magic Weapon: Monster Slayer. When you cast the Magic
Weapon spell, the spell's bonuses increase by 1 against
Monstrosities and Shapechangers that aren't in their original
form.
Magic Weapon: Spellblade. When you cast the Magic
Weapon spell, you have a unique magical bond to the affected
weapon for the duration, allowing you to use your spellcasting
ability modifier, instead of Strength, for attack and damage rolls
with the affected weapon while you wield it.
Magic Weapon: Spellfused Strikes. When you cast the
Magic Weapon spell, you can concentrate on the spell while
also concentrating on the Divine Favor spell, or any Smite spell.
Further, the affected weapon deals one additional die of damage
whenever it hits with an attack affected by any of the following
spells: True Strike, Divine Favor, any Smite spell.
Mirror Image: Armored Entourage. When you cast the
Mirror Image spell, your duplicates also gain the AC benefits of
any Mage Armor or Shield spell affecting you.
Mirror Image: Glass Echoes. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Mirror Image spell, if you are proficient with the
Glassblower's Tools and use a set in the spell's casting, you can
create a number of illusory duplicates equal to 1 + your
proficiency bonus, instead of the normal amount. However,
whenever one of the duplicates is destroyed, you must roll a
Constitution saving throw to maintain concentration. The DC
equals 15 minus the number of duplicates remaining. On a
failed save, the spell immediately ends.
Mirror Image: Illusory Army. When you cast the Mirror
Image spell, you can create two additional duplicates. However,
any attack that would target a duplicate automatically hits it
(regardless of the attack roll or the duplicate's AC). While you
have more than three duplicates, you must roll a 4 or higher to
change an attack's target to a duplicate.
Mirror Image: Mirrored Attackers. When you cast the
Mirror Image spell, for the duration, once per turn when you
make an attack (before rolling the attack) against a creature
within 5 feet of you, you can expend one of your Mirror Image
duplicates to gain advantage on the attack.
Mirror Image: Protective Forms. When you cast the Mirror
Image spell, for the duration, you have advantage on d20 rolls
to determine whether an attack targets one of your duplicates
instead of you.
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Misty Step: Arcane Afterboost. When you cast the Misty
Step spell, you ignore all restrictions regarding casting spells as
a bonus action on the same turn as other spells. Additionally, if
you cast another spell of 1st level or higher on the same turn
before casting Misty Step, you can teleport twice as far.
Misty Step: Elemental Chemistry. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Misty Step spell, if you are proficient with
Alchemist's Supplies and use part of a set in the spell's casting,
you can use a casting time of "1 reaction, which you take
immediately after you take acid, cold, fire, or lightning
damage".
Misty Step: Elusive Escape. When you cast the Misty Step
spell, the casting of the spell doesn't trigger reactions (such as a
Counterspell spell or a Mage Slayer's attack), and your
movement doesn't trigger opportunity attacks for the rest of the
turn.
Misty Step: Extended Step. When you cast the Misty Step
spell, you can change the casting time to 1 action. When you
do, you can teleport twice as far. Alternatively, you can change
the casting time to 1 minute to teleport three times as far.
Misty Step: Gift of Going. When you cast the Misty Step
spell, you can change the range to Touch, allowing you to
teleport a willing target you touch, instead of yourself.
Misty Step: Gloomwalker. When you cast the Misty Step
spell while in total darkness, the spell doesn't require any
components, and you don't need to see the point you wish to
teleport to. Instead, you can provide a direction and distance to
determine your destination.
Misty Step: Jailbird's Jailbreak. When you cast the Misty
Step spell, you don't need to provide any components, nor do
you need to see your destination: you can simply describe the
distance and direction you wish to teleport.
Misty Step: Misty Shimmer. When you cast the Misty Step
spell, after you reach your destination and until the start of your
next turn, a cloak of mist surrounds you, lightly obscuring your
space and granting you a +2 bonus to your AC. These benefits
end if you move at least 5 feet.
Misty Step: Pixie's Portal. When you cast the Faerie Fire
spell, a misty cloud of pixie dust is left behind in a 5-foot radius
in your wake. Each creature in that area must make a Dexterity
saving throw. On a failed save, a creature becomes outlined in
light and sheds dim light in a 10 foot radius until the start of
your next turn. Attack rolls against a creature alit this way have
advantage, and the creature can't benefit from being invisible.
Misty Step: Sylvester's Spatial Yo-Yo. When you cast the
Misty Step spell, at the start of your next turn, you teleport back
to the point at which you cast this spell. If that point is
occupied, you appear in the nearest unoccupied space of your
choice within 5 feet of it. If all such spaces are occupied, you
don't teleport, instead taking 1d6 force damage and falling
prone.
Misty Step: Sneaky Step. When you cast the Misty Step spell,
you also gain advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks until the
end of your next turn. Also, if casting the spell would end the
Invisible condition on you, you can roll a DC 10 ability check
with your spellcasting ability. On a success, casting the spell
doesn't end the condition.
Misty Step: Symphonic Step. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Misty Step spell, if you are proficient with a musical
instrument and use it in the spell's casting, you can cast the spell
(no more than once per turn) without requiring any action. You
can't do so if you cast another spell that turn.
Moonbeam: Bane Beam. When you cast the Moonbeam
spell, a creature that fails its saving throw against the spell is
also Sickened until the start of its next turn. A Monstrosity,
Undead, or shapechanger is instead Poisoned for the same
duration.
Moonbeam: Blood Moon. When you cast the Moonbeam
spell, you can create a pillar of crimson moonlight instead,
channeling the dark energy of the blood moon. The spell deals
necrotic damage instead of radiant. Additionally, whenever a
creature takes damage from the spell, it is Decaying until the
start of its next turn.
At the end of each of your turns for the duration, if you haven't
dealt damage to any creature with the spell since the start of
your last turn, you must make a DC 13 Constitution saving
throw to maintain concentration on the spell. The DC increases
by 5 each consecutive round you are forced to make the save,
but resets once you deal damage with the spell.
Moonbeam: Cold Light of Night. When you cast the
Moonbeam spell, for the duration, the damage counts as
Radiant or Cold for each target (whichever is better). A target
that fails its saving throw by a margin of 5 or more also has its
speed halved until the end of its next turn.
Moonbeam: Full Moon. When you cast the Moonbeam spell,
you can change the radius of the cylinder to 20 feet, but you
can't move the beam on subsequent turns.
Moonbeam: Lunar Cycle. When you cast the Moonbeam
spell, for the duration, you can move the spell's area as as an
action as normal, or as a bonus action, but only half as far. You
can't move the area twice on the same turn.
Moonbeam: Purging Essence. When you cast the Moonbeam
spell, for the duration, Monstrosities and Undead that fail their
saving throw against the spell take additional damage equal to
your spellcasting ability modifier.
Moonbeam: Silver Knight's Shroud. When you cast the
Moonbeam spell, for the duration, you are immune to the spell's
effects. Further, if you enter the area for the first time on a turn
or start your turn in the area, you gain the spell's damage as
temporary hit points, which last until the start of your next turn.
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Moonbeam: Sylvan Starlight. When you cast the Moonbeam
spell, if you speak Sylvan and use it as a verbal component in
the spell's casting, you can infuse the beam with sylvan
starlight. Any Humanoid (Elf) or Fey that fails a saving throw
against the spell loses any of the following traits it possesses
until the start of its next turn: Magic Resistance, Darkvision,
and any feature that grants it advantage on any kind of ability
check.
Moonbeam: Sylvan Tears. When you cast the Moonbeam
spell, if you speak Elvish or Sylvan and use either language as a
verbal component in the spell's casting, you can designate any
number of creatures to be unaffected by the spell. Additionally,
if you cast the spell outside in moonlight in a forest or similar
environment, the damage dice become d12s.
Pass Without Trace: Compounding Enchantments. When
you cast the Pass Without Trace spell, for the duration, any
affected creature that is also Invisible can't be detected by
magical means (including a See Invisibility spell or similar
spells), or by Truesight.
Pass Without Trace: Cloak & Dagger. When you cast the
Pass Without Trace spell, you can focus the magic on yourself
so that the spell doesn't affect other creatures around you. When
you do, at any point during the spell's duration when you make
an attack with a melee weapon that has the light and finesse
properties while hidden from the target, you can add +5 to the
attack roll, transferring the spell's magic into the strike. If the
attack hits, it also deals +5 damage. The spell then ends.
Pass Without Trace: Moment of Magic. When you cast the
Pass Without Trace spell, you can change the duration to 1
minute, not requiring concentration.
Pass Without Trace: Shadow Cloak, Shadow Shoes. (Tool
Infusion) When you cast the Pass Without Trace spell, if you
are proficient with Weaver's Tools or Cobbler's Tools and use
part of a set in the spell's casting, you can change the spell's
range to Touch and target a garment of clothing (Weaver's
Tools) or a pair of shoes (Cobbler's Tools). For the spell's
duration, a creature wearing the clothing/shoes is under the
spell's effects. However, the spell affects only that creature, not
any others around it. If you cast the spell this way using a spell
slot of 3rd level or higher, you can target one additional
garment or pair of shoes within 5 feet of you for each slot level
above 2nd.
Prayer of Healing: Enduring Boon. When you cast the
Prayer of Healing spell, you can forgo adding your spellcasting
ability modifier to the healing. Instead, each creature gains
temporary hit points equal to your spellcasting ability modifier.
Prayer of Healing: Miraculous Intercession. When you
cast the Prayer of Healing spell, you can attempt to empower
your spell with divine miracle magic. Roll percentile dice. If
you roll a number equal to or lower than your cleric level +
your Wisdom score, you can cast the spell as an action.
Otherwise, the spell has no effect and is wasted.
Protection From Poison: Failsafe. When you cast the
Protection From Poison spell, for the duration, the next time the
target would become Poisoned or take poison damage, they
instead do not gain the condition and/or take none of the poison
damage. The spell then ends.
Protection From Poison: Necrotic Ward. When you cast the
Protection From Poison spell, the target also has resistance to
necrotic damage for the duration.
Protection From Poison: Promote Health. When you cast
the Protection From Poison spell, the target also gains
temporary hit points equal to the level at which the spell was
cast + your spellcasting ability modifier, which last for the
spell's duration.
Protection From Poison: Purifying Tonic. (Tool
Infusion). When you cast the Protection From Poison spell, if
you are proficient with Alchemist's Supplies and use a set in the
spell's casting, you can touch a tiny vial of water, instead of a
creature, to store the spell's effects inside that vial. A creature
can drink the contents of the vial as an action to gain the spell's
effects for 1 minute. This version of the spell doesn't require
concentration, but the vial instantly becomes nonmagical once
it is used, after 24 hours, or if you cast the spell in this way
again.
Ray of Enfeeblement: Burst of Curse. When you cast the
Ray of Enfeeblement spell, you can choose to target a point
within range, instead of a creature. All creatures within 10 feet
of that point must make a Constitution saving throw or be
affected by the spell. When you cast the spell in this way, the
duration becomes 1 round, not requiring concentration. The
spell ends at the start of your next turn.
Ray of Enfeeblement: Chemical Weakness. When you cast
the Ray of Enfeeblement spell, if you are proficient with
Alchemist's Supplies and use a set in the spell's casting along
with 25 gp worth of alchemical ingredients mixed with silver
dust, the spell doesn't require concentration. Additionally, if you
use a vial of concentrated blood from a creature of the same
type as the target (Humanoid, Beast, Monstrosity, etc) as a
material component, the saving throw is made with
disadvantage.
Ray of Enfeeblement: Infection. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Ray of Enfeeblement spell, if you are proficient with
the Poisoner's Kit and use part of a set in the spell's casting, the
spell doesn't require concentration. However, the spell's effects
can be resisted or cured by any effect that resists or cures the
Poisoned condition. Additionally, the spell ends if you cast it
again.
Ray of Enfeeblement: Necromancer's Ray. When you cast
the Ray of Enfeeblement spell, Humanoids have disadvantage
on the saving throw against the spell, and take 1d12 Necrotic
damage on failing the initial saving throw. When you cast the
spell using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, this damage
increases by 1d12 for each slot level above 2nd. Additionally, a
Humanoid killed by this damage rises at the start of your next
turn as a zombie that is under your command until the spell
ends, following your verbal orders to the best of its ability.
Ray of Enfeeblement: Rupturing Ray. When you cast the
Ray of Enfeeblement spell and miss with the attack, but only by
a margin of 5 or less, the target still suffers the spell's effect.
However, the spell ends immediately after the target makes an
attack that is affected.
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Ray of Enfeeblement: Total Weakness. When you cast the
Ray of Enfeeblement spell, the spell also affects attacks that use
Dexterity. If the target fails its saving throw by a margin of 5 or
more, it also has disadvantage on Strength and Dexterity ability
checks until the spell ends.
Ray of Enfeeblement: Undermine Undead. When you cast
the Ray of Enfeeblement spell, Undead targets with a CR equal
to or lower than your spellcasting ability modifier automatically
fail the saving throw against the spell. Features that resist or
grant immunity to turn undead also resist this mastery.
Additionally, if you have a Channel Divinity feature, you can
expend a use of it to cast this spell at its lowest level using this
mastery without expending a spell slot.
Rope Trick: Instant Escape. When you cast the Rope Trick
spell, you immediately teleport into the extradimensional space
as part of casting the spell.
Rope Trick: Shadow Spies. When you cast the Rope Trick
spell, any creature inside the area looking outside of it through
the window-like portal the spell creates does though as though
they have Darkvision out to a range of 60 feet.
Scorching Ray: Abundant Attacks. When you cast the
Scorching Ray spell and direct all the rays towards separate
targets, you can create one additional ray to hurl at a different
target.
Scorching Ray: Acidic Orbs. When you cast the Scorching
Ray spell, you can change the spell's damage type to acid.
Additionally, reroll 1s on the damage dice against a target
within 15 feet of you. However, the spell's range is halved.
Scorching Ray: Diminishing Heat. When you cast the
Scorching Ray spell, the damage of each ray is modified based
on the target's distance from you, as shown below.
Modifications do not stack; use the greatest applicable
modification for each ray.
Range Damage Mod
Within 5 feet +3
Within 10 feet +2
Within 20 feet +1
Farther than 20 feet -1
Farther than 40 feet -2
Farther than 60 feet -3
Reminder: Ranged Attacks In Melee
When you make a ranged attack with a weapon, a
spell, or by some other means, you have disadvantage
on the attack roll if you are within 5 feet of a hostile
creature who can see you and who isn't incapacitated.
Scorching Ray: Lightning Rays. When you cast the
Scorching Ray spell, you can change the spell's damage type to
lightning, instead of fire. Additionally, attack rolls for the spell
have advantage against a target made of metal, or wearing
armor made of metal. However, a creature resistant to lightning
damage takes no damage from the spell.
Scorching Ray: Seige Blasts. When you cast the Scorching
Ray spell, you can use a slower version of the spell for a more
powerful effect designed for seige warfare. The spell takes 2
actions to cast. After taking the first action, you must
concentrate on the spell until you take the second action. When
you cast the spell this way, the range becomes 1000 feet, the
spell deals triple damage to objects and structures, and a
flammable structure or object hit by this spell ignites if it isn't
being worn or carried.
Scorching Ray: Sunburn. When you cast the Scorching Ray
spell, any target hit by at least two rays must make a
Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the target is
Scorched and Sickened until the end of its next turn.
See Invisibility: Linked Senses. When you cast the See
Invisibility spell, choose one willing creature you can see
within 5 feet of you. For the duration, that creature shares the
benefits of the spell while it is within 5 feet of you.
See Invisibility: Ocular Assault. When you cast the See
Invisibility spell, as an action on a subsequent turn, you can
cause a swarm of spectral eyeballs to assail one invisible
creature you can see within 30 feet, which must make a
Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, the target takes 2d6
psychic damage and loses concentration, if it was concentrating.
Regardless of the save result, the spell then ends.
See Invisibility: Sharper Sight. When you cast the See
Invisibility spell, for the duration, you also gain advantage on
Wisdom (Perception) checks and ignore any Light or Heavily
Obscured property caused by magic.
See Invisibility: Tinker's Lens. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the See Invisibility spell, if you are proficient with Tinker's
Tools and use a set in the spell's casting, you can touch a pair of
glasses, spectacles, or some other seeing aparatus used by only
one creature at a time. The object is augmented with the spell's
effects for 8 hours, instead of the spell's normal duration, so that
any creature wearing the glasses or using the device is under the
spell's effects while doing so.
Shatter: Booming Blast. When you cast the Shatter spell, any
creature that fails its saving throw is also Deafened until the end
of your next turn. If a creature fails its saving throw by 5 or
more, it is also Dazed and has disadvantage on the next
Intelligence or Wisdom saving throw it makes before the end of
your next turn.
Shatter: Conductor's Cacophony. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Shatter spell, if you are proficient with a musical
instrument and use one in the spell's casting, you can change
the spell's range and shape to "Self (X-foot cone)", where X
equals 10 + 10 times your proficiency bonus. A creature within
10 feet of you has disadvantage on its saving throw.
Shatter: Demolition Magic. When you cast the Shatter spell,
it deals two extra dice of damage to nonmagical objects that
aren't being worn or carried and to creatures made of inorganic
material.
Shatter: Implosion. When you cast the Shatter spell, a
creature that fails its saving throw against the spell is pulled up
to 5 feet towards the center of the spell's area. If it fails by a
margin of 5 or more, it falls prone.
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Shatter: Potter's Wrath. (Tool Infusion) When you cast the
Shatter spell, if you are proficient with Potter's Tools and use
part of a set in the spell's casting, along with a handful of baked
clay worth at least 1 sp, which the spell consumes, you can
create a burst of shrapnel in the spell's area, adding 1d4 piercing
damage to the spell's damage against any creature that fails its
saving throw. When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 3rd
level or higher, the added damage increases by 1d4 for each slot
level above 2nd.
Shatter: Screams of the Damned. When you cast the Shatter
spell, you can create the loud noise using the screams of the
tortured souls of the damned. The spell's damage is reduced by
one die, but any non-undead creature that fails its saving throw
is also Frightened of you until the end of your next turn.
Silence: Fading Spell. When you cast the Silence spell, it
creates a 40-foot radius sphere, instead of 20. However, at the
start of each of your turns for the spell's duration, the radius
decreases by 10 feet. When it reaches 0 feet, the spell ends.
Silence: Haunted Aura. When you cast the Silence spell, for
the duration, creatures in the spell's area have disadvantage on
saving throws against being frightened. Additionally, while
shaken, a creature in the spell's area is also frightened.
Silence: Heavy Silence. When you cast the Silence spell, for
the duration, the spell's area is difficult terrain. Additionally,
any creature that starts its turn in the spell's area must make a
Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, its speed is halved
until the end of its turn. When you cast the spell in this way, it
lasts up to 1 minute, instead of 10.
Silence: Living Spell. When you cast the Silence spell, on
subsequent turns for the spell's duration, you can use an action
to move the spell's area up to 20 feet. However, if you don't
take this action or use a bonus action to maintain the spell on
each of your turns, the spell ends.
Silence: Maddening Silence. When you cast the Silence
spell, for the duration, when a creature ends its turn inside the
spell's area, it must make a Wisdom saving throw or take
psychic damage equal to your spellcasting ability modifier.
However, the duration is reduced to 1 minute, instead of 10.
When you cast the spell this way using a spell slot of 3rd level
or higher, the damage a creature takes increases by 1d4 for each
slot level above 2nd.
Silence: Moment of Silence. When you cast the Silence spell,
the duration becomes 1 round, not requiring concentration. The
spell ends at the end of your next turn.
Silence: Sticky Specters. When you cast the Silence spell, the
area is filled with spectral spirits that cling to creatures affected
by the spell, stealing their sound. For the duration, when a
creature leaves the spell's area, some of the spirits cling to it
until the start of its next turn. While spirits cling to a creature, it
is still under the spell's effects.
Spider Climb: Arachnid Instincts. When you cast the Spider
Climb spell targeting yourself, it doesn't require concentration,
but it ends if you cast it again. Additionally, you ignore the
effects of webs, both nonmagical and magical (such as those
created by the Web spell). Lastly, you have the ability to
communicate in a limited manner with spiders. They can
understand the meaning of your words, though you have no
special ability to understand them in return. You have advantage
on all Charisma checks you make to influence them.
Spider Climb: Hunter's Grip. When you cast the Spider
Climb spell, for the duration, the target can move while
carrying a Grappled creature without any movement penalty.
Additionally, on each of its turns for the duration, the target can
use a bonus action to gain advantage on ability checks to
initiate or maintain a grapple until the start of its next turn.
Spider Climb: Secondary Focus. When you cast the Spider
Climb spell, it doesn't require concentration, but you must use
your bonus action on each of your turns for the duration to
maintain the spell, otherwise it ends.
Spider Climb: Swift Scuttle. When you cast the Spider Climb
spell, the target's speed also increases by 10 feet for the spell's
duration, and it has advantage on saving throws against being
restrained or knocked prone.
Spider Climb: Web Sense. When you cast the Spider Climb
spell, for the duration, the target becomes in tune with any
surface it is climbing on. It has tremorsense out to as far as 30
feet along that surface, or twice as far on a web surface.
Spike Growth: Deadly Density. When you cast the Spike
Growth spell, for the duration, the spell's damage is 6, instead
of 2d4. Additionally, when you cast the Spike Growth spell
using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, the damage increases by
2 for each slot level above 2nd.
Spike Growth: Exploding Spikes. When you cast the Spike
Growth spell, for the duration, you can use an action on
subsequent turns to cause the spikes to explode. Every creature
within 5 feet of the spell's area must make a Dexterity saving
throw. A creature inside the spell's area has disadvantage on this
save. On a failed save, a creature takes 2d4 piercing damage.
The spell then ends.
Spike Growth: Fickle Vines. When you cast the Spike
Growth spell, the spell no longer requires concentration, but the
duration is 1d4 rounds. The spell ends at end of your turn on the
last of the 1d4 rounds.
Spike Growth: Natural Camoflauge. When you cast the
Spike Growth spell, the spike growths are invisible to a creature
until that creature touches the spikes.
Spike Growth: Primordial Shards. When you cast the Spike
Growth spell, you can create formations of crystalline shards
with elemental infusions, instead of spikes and thorns. When
you do, choose Acid, Cold, Fire, or Lightning. The spell deals
the chosen damage type. Additionally, the spell's damage
increases by 1d4, but once a 5-foot square has dealt damage to a
creature, the spell ends inside that square as the crystals shatter
and dissipate.
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Spike Growth: Secret Snare. When you cast the Spike
Growth spell, you can do so using a 10 minute casting time.
When you do, the duration becomes 8 hours, not requiring
concentration. However, once a creature enters the area and is
affected by it, the spell's remaining duration changes to 1
minute.
Spike Growth: Toxic Thorns. When you cast the Spike
Growth spell, a creature that ends its turn having moved at least
5 feet in the spell's area that turn and taken damage from it must
make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, that
creature takes 2d4 poison damage and is Poisoned until the end
of its next turn.
Spiritual Weapon: Ethereal Armament. When you cast the
Spiritual Weapon spell, attacks with the weapon can hit a
creature you can detect on the Ethereal Plane, and have the
Bypass property.
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any AC bonus from Light and Medium shields.
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Spiritual Weapon: Godknight's Bond. When you cast the
Spiritual Weapon spell, while the weapon is within 10 feet of
you, you have advantage on attacks with it. However, if the
weapon is ever more than 10 feet from you, the spell
immediately ends.
Spiritual Weapon: Guardian's Arm. When you cast the
Spiritual Weapon spell, while the weapon is within 5 feet of
you, whenever you would be hit by a melee weapon or spell
attack, you can use your reaction to impose the weapon, adding
your spellcasting ability modifier to your AC against the attack,
potentially causing it to miss.
Spiritual Weapon: Heavy Strikes. When you cast the
Spiritual Weapon spell, you can use an action to make an attack
with the weapon, instead of (or in addition to) using a bonus
action. When you attack with it as an action, it creates an
especially heavy swing, dealing an additional die of damage
and scoring a critical hit on a roll of 18, 19, or 20.
Spiritual Weapon: Soulbound Weapon. When you cast the
Spiritual Weapon spell, attacks with the weapon can benefit
from Smite spells, the Divine Smite Paladin class feature, and
the Rogue's sneak attack feature.
Spiritual Weapon: Weapon of Light. When you cast the
Spiritual Weapon spell, the weapon created by the spell deals
radiant damage, instead of force, and sheds bright light in a 10-
foot radius, and dim light for an additional 10 feet. Additionally,
the weapon deals maximum damage, instead of rolling, when it
hits a creature that is vulnerable to radiant damage.
Suggestion: Dream Whisper. When you cast the Suggestion
spell, you can target a sleeping creature, provided that creature
would be able to understand you while it is awake. A sleeping
target has disadvantage on its saving throw against the spell.
Suggestion: Enduring Enchantment. When you cast the
Suggestion spell, the first time you or one of your companions
damage the target, the spell doesn't automatically end. Instead,
the target repeats the Wisdom saving throw against the spell. If
it succeeds, the spell ends. Otherwise, the spell doesn't end due
to that instance of damage.
Suggestion: Scribe Spell. (Tool Infusion) When you cast the
Suggestion spell, you can use a 1 minute casting time and
Special duration to store the spell's effect in written form, rather
than causing the effect immediately. To do so, you must be
proficient with Calligrapher's Supplies and use a set in the
spell's casting. You write on parchment, paper, or some other
suitable writing material and imbue it with a potent
enchantment that lasts for up to 24 hours. The first time a
creature other than you (or any you designate when you cast the
spell) reads the written script, it must make the saving throw
against the spell, coming under its effects for up to 1 hour on a
failed save. Regardless of the saving throw's result, the magic
ends on the written script. You can only have one magical script
enchanted this way at a time. Casting the spell on a new script
ends the effect on any previously created one. When you cast
the spell this way using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, the
script can remain enchanted for an additional 24 hours for each
slot level above 2nd.
Scribe Spell Note
Many players may think to use scribe spell to write
their suggestion on a piece of paper and then flash that
paper in their opponent's eyes during combat. GMs are
encouraged to rule that forcing a creature to quickly
read the scripted suggestion isn't possible during a fast
paced, frantic encounter like combat. Instead,
encourage players to use deception and cunning to
trick NPCs into reading their suggestion, or to use the
mastery to set traps for unsuspecting enemies.
Suggestion: Short-Term Suggestion. When you cast the
Suggestion spell, it doesn't require concentration, but the
duration becomes 1 minute.
Suggestion: Subconscious Inception. When you cast the
Suggestion spell, if you are capable of Telepathically
communicating with the target or if you know the Message
cantrip and could use it to target the same creature you target
with this spell, you can cast this spell without requiring any
Verbal component. Additionally, the target has disadvantage on
its saving throw against the spell.
Warding Bond: Defensive Ward. When you cast the Warding
Bond spell, both you and the target gain 5 temporary hit points,
which last for the spell's duration. The temporary hit point
amount increases by 5 for each slot level above 2nd when you
upcast this spell.
Warding Bond: Distant Bond. When you cast the Warding
Bond spell, for the duration, being more than 60 feet from the
target doesn't end the spell. Additionally, you always know the
exact location of the creature you are bound to until the spell
ends.
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Warding Bond: Ritual Rings. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Warding Bond spell, if you are proficient with the
Jeweler's Kit and use a set in the spell's casting, you can create
a special bond between yourself, the target, and the rings
provided as the material component. The rings become magical
and can no longer be used as the component for this spell to
bind any two other creatures: only you and the target. If the
magic on the rings is dispelled, they can never serve as a
material component for this mastery again. While the rings are
magical in this way, you can cast the Warding Bond spell as a
ritual, provided you use the rings as the material component and
target only yourself and the same creature bound to the rings.
Warding Bond: Unbreaking Bond. When you cast the
Warding Bond spell, while you are within 5 feet of the target,
both you and the target have advantage on saving throws
against being frightened or charmed.
Web: Frostweave. When you cast the Web spell, you can
weave a web made of pure frost energy. Any creature that starts
its turn restrained by the webs becomes Chilled until it escapes.
If these webs ignite with flame, they instantly vanish harmlessly
(dealing no fire damage to creatures in the area).
Web: Illusory Ambush. When you cast the Web spell, when a
creature fails a saving throw against being restrained by the
web, you can use your reaction weave an illusion of a massive
spider bearing down on it, forcing the restrained creature to
make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, that creature is
Frightened of your for up to 1 minute, ending immediately if
the creature escapes the web. A creature that can see through
illusions ignores this effect.
Web: Silktrapped Tome. When you cast the Web spell, you
can touch a book no larger than 5-feet in any dimension to store
the spell inside the book. The spell doesn't take immediate
effect. Instead, the spell triggers (centered on the book) the next
time a creature (other than you) opens the book. When you cast
the spell, you can also designate any number of creatures to be
able to open the book without triggering the spell. The spell
remains stored this way in the book for up to 10 days, ending
early if you cast the spell using this mastery again. Once
triggered, the webs last for up to 1 minute, and the spell then
ends.
Web: Spindle Splash. When you cast the Web spell, you can
change the duration to "1 round", not requiring concentration,
to create a quick, loose pile of webbing. If you cast the spell
this way using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, the web lasts 1
additional round for each slot level above 2nd.
Web: Sylvan Threads. When you cast the Web spell, any
creature restrained by the webs has disadvantage on saving
throws against being charmed and against Enchantment and
Illusion spells.
Web: Webwalker's Way. When you cast the Web spell, for the
duration, you are unaffected by the spell's movement inhibiting
effects, and you can detect the entire area of the spell as though
using Tremorsense while you are touching the webs.
Additionally, you can concentrate on the spell while also
concentrating on the Spider Climb spell. Make separate saving
throws for each spell to maintain concentration, as needed.
Web: Whisperweave. When you cast the Web spell, for the
duration, you can speak telepathically to any creature inside the
spell's area. Additionally, if a creature is Restrained by the spell,
you can use an action to whisper an ominous telepathic message
to that creature. It must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a
failed save, it subtracts 1d4 its attack rolls, ability checks, and
saving throws until the start of your next turn. Once a creature
succeeds a save against this effect, it is immune for 24 hours.
Any feature that resists, ends, or empowers the Frightened
condition does the same for this effect.
Web: Widespread Webs. When you cast the Web spell, you
can spread the webs thin, causing them to cover a 30 or 40-foot
cube. When you do, the spell's saving throw DC decreases by 2
or 4, respectively, for the duration.
Zone of Truth: Greater Revelations. When you cast the
Zone of Truth spell, you can choose to concentrate on it. When
you do, for the duration, creatures in the area have advantage on
saving throws against Illusion and Enchantment spells, and on
ability checks to discern the true nature of Illusions.
Additionally, if you cast the spell using a spell slot of 5th level
or higher, any illusions in the area are automatically dispelled
when the spell is cast, and for the duration, invisible creatures
and objects in the area are visible while they remain inside the
spell's area.
Zone of Truth: Imposing Authority. When you cast the Zone
of Truth spell, a creature has disadvantage on its saving throw
against the spell if it is charmed, frightened, prone, or
restrained.
Zone of Truth: Insightful Aura. When you cast the Zone of
Truth spell, for the duration, Wisdom (Insight) checks inside the
spell's area are made with advantage.
Zone of Truth: Lord of the Court. When you cast the Zone
of Truth spell, you can center the spell's area on yourself,
instead of choosing a point. When you do, the radius is 40-feet,
and moves with you for the spell's duration.
Zone of Truth: Ring of Revealing. When you cast the Zone
of Truth spell, for the duration, you sense if a creature in the
area isn't in it's natural form (being transformed by magic or a
shapechanging feature). You don't learn what the creature's
natural form is, however.
Zone of Truth: Soul Shackles. When you cast the Zone of
Truth spell, restrained creatures have disadvantage on saving
throws against the spell. Further, incapacitated creatures
automatically fail saving throws against the spell.
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3rd Level
Animate Dead: Beastial Bodies. When you cast the Animate
Dead spell to create new undead, you can target a pile of bones
or corpse from a Medium or smaller beast. When you do, the
undead gains one of the traits below, determined by the GM
based on what best fits the type of beast targeted:
Aquatic: The undead gains a swimming speed equal to
its walking speed.
Climber: The undead gains a climbing speed equal to
its walking speed.
Flying: The undead gains a flying speed equal to its
walking speed, but its hit points are halved.
Runner: The undead's movement speed increases by 10
feet.
Animate Dead: Sculptor's Craft. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Animate Dead spell to create new undead, if you are
proficient with Mason's Tools or Potter's Tools, you can
enhance certain types of undead as below by using a set of the
tools in the spell's casting, along with certain raw materials
noted below, which can't be replaced or omitted.
Skeleton: Stone Bones. Requires Mason's Tools, a fist
sized piece of unworked stone, and 5 gp of gem dust per
undead affected, which the spell consumes. Each
skeleton gains a bonus to its AC equal to your
spellcasting ability modifier and is no longer vulnerable
to bludgeoning damage.
Zombie: Earthen Flesh. Requires Potter's Tools, a
handful of unworked wet clay, and 5 gp of gem dust per
undead affected, which the spell consumes. Each zombie
is resistant to non-magical bludgeoning, piercing, and
slashing damage.
Animate Dead: Master's Bond. When you cast the Animate
Dead spell, any undead you create with the spell using this
mastery gain the Master's Bond trait:
"While within 10 feet of its creator, the undead has advantage
on saving throws against being charmed, frightened, or turned
by features that turn undead. While within 5 feet of its creator,
when its creator takes damage from an attack, the undead can
use its reaction to make itself the new target of the attack.""
Animate Dead: Radioactive Zombies. When you cast the
Animate Dead spell, any Zombie you create with the spell adds
1d4 poison damage to its attacks. Additionally, on a critical hit,
its target must make a Constitution saving throw or become
Poisoned for up to 1 minute (repeating the saving throw at the
end of each of its turns, ending the condition on a success). If a
humanoid creature drops to 0 hit points while poisoned in this
way, it rises at the start of its next turn as a Zombie. It acts
independently and remains animated until 1 minute has passed
since it was initially bit, at which point it turns into a normal
corpse.
Animate Dead: Rapid Raising. When you cast the Animate
Dead spell, you can use a casting time of 1 action, instead of 1
minute. However, when you do, the creature is only under your
control for 1 hour, instead of 24, and you can't reassert control
over that creature by casting the spell again.
Animate Dead: Self Destruct. When you cast the Animate
Dead spell, any undead you create with the spell using this
mastery gain the Self Destruct Trait. When you command an
undead with this trait, you can issue a command to self destruct
to one or more of them. At the start of a self-destructing
undead's turn, it bursts with necrotic energy. The undead is
destroyed and turns to dust, while creatures within 5 feet of it
must make a Constitution saving throw. A creature takes
necrotic damage equal to the hit point maximum of the undead
on a failed save, or half as much on a successful one.
Beacon of Hope: Bestow Beacon. When you cast the Beacon
of Hope spell, you can touch a willing creature. For the
duration, that creature eminate's the spells effects in a 30-foot
radius around itself. The spell immediately ends if the target is
ever more than 60 feet from you.
Beacon of Hope: Light the Beacon. When you cast the
Beacon of Hope spell, for the duration, you shed an aura of
bright light in a 30-foot radius, and dim light for an additional
30 feet. If any of this spell's area overlaps with an area of
darkness created by a spell of 3rd level or lower, the spell that
created the darkness is temporarily suppressed.
Beacon of Hope: Sage's Aura. When you cast the Beacon of
Hope spell, the range equals 10 feet times your spellcasting
ability modifier, instead of the normal 30 feet.
Beacon of Hope: Song of Hope. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Beacon of Hope spell, if you are proficient with a
musical instrument and use that instrument in the spell's
casting, each affected creature that can hear you gains
temporary hit points equal to your proficiency bonus.
Additionally, as an action on subsequent turns for the spell's
duration, you can grant the same temporary hit points to
creatures of your choice within the spell's range that can hear
you.
Instrument Infusions
Using a musical instrument in a spell's casting via tool
infusion mastery doesn't prevent you from providing a
spell's verbal, somatic, or material components.
Beacon of Hope: Warcaster's Will. When you cast the
Beacon of Hope spell, for the duration, if you take damage that
forces you to make a saving throw to concentrate on this spell
and you fail that saving throw, you can use your reaction to
reroll the saving throw, potentially turning it to a success and
maintaining this spell.
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Bestow Curse: Accursed Veil. When you cast the Bestow
Curse spell, the target must make a Constitution saving throw.
On a failed save, it is Blinded until the end of your next turn. A
creature that can see through darkness, such as with darkvision,
ignores this blindness. When you cast the spell using a spell slot
of 4th level or higher, the blindness lasts for 1 additional round
for each slot level above 3rd. The blindness immediately ends if
the spell ends.
Bestow Curse: Compounding Curse. When you cast the
Bestow Curse spell, the target has disadvantage on its initial
saving throw against the spell if it is already affected by at least
one curse (such as a curse from another casting of Bestow
Curse, a magic item, or lycanthropy) or by the Hex spell.
Bestow Curse: Curse of Quiet. When you cast the Bestow
Curse spell, you can inflict a special curse woven by Loqh'Shul
to ensure peace in her archives. While cursed, a 5-foot radius
sphere around the target (which moves with it for the duration)
is filled with silence. No sound can be created within or pass
through the sphere. Any creature or object entirely inside the
sphere is immune to thunder damage, and creatures are
deafened while entirely inside it. Casting a spell that includes a
verbal component is impossible there.
Bestow Curse: Hag's Claw. When you cast the Bestow Curse
spell, make a melee spell attack as part of casting the spell. On
a hit, the target takes necrotic damage equal to 2d10 + your
spellcasting ability modifier. When you cast the spell using a
spell slot of 4th level or higher, the damage increases by 1d10
for each slot level above 3rd.
Bestow Curse: Hag's Hex. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Bestow Curse spell, if you are proficient with an Herbalism
Kit and use a set in the spell's casting, along with 50 gp of rare
alchemy supplies as a material component which the spell
consumes, the range changes from Touch to Special. You may
target any creature which you know by name. It is unaffected if
it isn't on the same plane of existence as you when you cast the
spell. If you provide a physical sample from that creature
(typically a hair, a drop of blood, a fingernail, or something
similar), the target has disadvantage on its saving throw.
Otherwise, if you do not, it has advantage on its saving throw.
Bestow Curse: Inhibiting Curse. When you cast the Bestow
Curse spell, if the target fails its saving throw by a margin of 5
or more, for the spell's duration, it has disadvantage on all
ability checks.
Bestow Curse: Ritual Mark. When you cast the Bestow
Curse spell, you can use a casting time of 1 minute to cause the
target to automatically fail its saving throw against the spell.
Bestow Curse: Seductive Curse. When you cast the Bestow
Curse spell, the spell's saving throw DC increases by an amount
equal to your Charisma modifier. However, if the target has
advantage on saving throws against being charmed or immunity
to the charmed condition, it automatically succeeds the saving
throw. Additionally, any spell or effect that would end the
charmed condition can end the spell.
Bestow Curse: Tormenting Tune. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Bestow Curse spell, if you are proficient with a
musical instrument and use it in the spell's casting, you can
implant a supernaturally catchy tune into the target's mind. For
the spell's duration, the target is deafened, only able to hear the
melody you put into its mind, and nothing else. If you
concentrate on the spell for its full duration, the target remains
deafened this way until the curse is removed.
Bestow Curse: Unsettling Utterance. When you cast the
Bestow Curse spell, the dark phrases used in the spell's casting
weave terrifying feelings into the mind of the target. If the
target can hear you, it must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a
failed saving throw, it is Frightened of you for up to 1 minute. It
can repeat the saving throw at the end of each of its turns,
ending the condition on a success. If the curse ends on the
creature, the condition also ends early.
Bestow Curse: Touch of Nightmares. When you cast the
Bestow Curse spell and target a sleeping creature, the DC for
the saving throw increases by 10.
Blink: Better Control. When you cast the Blink spell, for the
duration, whenever you roll the d20 for the spell at the end of
each of your turns, roll the d20 twice and choose which result to
keep. However, the spell requires concentration.
Blink: Blood Blink. When you cast the Blink spell, you no
longer roll the d20 for the spell at the end of your turns. Instead,
you roll it each time you take damage during the duration.
Whenever you blink into the ethereal plane this way, you also
regain 1d4 hit points.
Blink: Chaotic Calibrations. When you cast the Blink spell,
whenever you return from the Ethereal Plane, you return to a
random point within 30 feet of the space you left (instead of a
point of your choice within 10 feet). Determine this point by
rolling 1d8 for direction (1 - North, 2 - Northeast, 3 - East, etc)
and 1d6 x 5 for distance. If the random space rolled is occupied,
the GM chooses the nearest unoccupied space for you to
reappear in.
Blink: Elusive Ether. When you cast the Blink spell, for the
duration, you are resistant to Force damage, and you can't be
teleported by any means other than the Blink spell.
Blink: Gift of the Otherworld. When you cast the Blink spell,
it has a range of Touch, allowing you to affect another creature
you touch. An unwilling target can make a Charisma saving
throw to resist the spell.
Blink: In The Blink Of An Eye. When you cast the Blink
spell, the casting time is 1 action or 1 bonus action (your
choice), and you can end the spell at any time on your turn (no
action required), rather than using an action to dismiss it. Also,
casting the spell as an action or bonus action doesn't prevent
you from casting a second spell on your turn.
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Call Lightning: Ancient Ritual. When you cast the Call
Lightning spell, you can use a 1 round casting time, performing
a ritual to summon the storm. The spell is cast at the start of
your next turn. When you do, your voice booms (audible out to
1000 feet), your eyes glow and spark with lightning, and a
thunderous aura emits from you. Creatures within 30 feet of
you must make a Wisdom saving throw, becoming Frightened
of you until the end of your next turn on a failure. Additionally,
creatures within 10 feet of you must make a Strength saving
throw. A creature takes 2d6 thunder damage and is pushed 10
feet away from you on a failed save, or takes half as much
damage and isn't pushed on a success.
Call Lightning: Before The Thunder. When you cast the
Call Lightning spell, for the duration, whenever you call a bolt
of lightning, a creature that fails its saving throw also takes
thunder damage equal to your spellcasting ability modifier.
Call Lightning: Strikeswarm. When you cast the Call
Lightning spell, for the duration, whenever you would create a
bolt of lightning from the spell, you can instead create two
bolts, each directed at different points at least 10 feet from each
other. However, the damage of each bolt is reduced by two
damage dice.
Call Lightning: Superstorm. When you cast the Call
Lightning spell, the radius of the storm cloud doubles, or triples
if you are outdoors in stormy conditions when you cast the
spell.
Call Lightning: Surging Zap. When you cast the Call
Lightning spell, any creature that fails a saving throw against
the spell by a margin of 5 or more is also Shocked until the end
of your next turn.
Clairvoyance: Flexible Recon. When you cast the
Clairvoyance spell, once during the duration, you can use an
action to change the sensor's location, following the same
parameters as when you cast the spell initially.
Clairvoyance: Paranormal Spy. When you cast the
Clairvoyance spell, you can choose to make the sensor visible
for the duration. While the sensor is visible, you can choose
both seeing and hearing, instead of having to choose only one.
Clairvoyance: Quick Clairvoyance. When you cast the
Clairvoyance spell, you can use a casting time of 1 action,
instead of 10 minutes. When you do, the duration becomes
"Concentration, up to 1 minute", and you must use your action
on each of your turns to maintain the spell, otherwise the spell
ends.
Conjure Animals: Primal Endurance. When you cast the
Conjure Animals spell, any beast you summon with the spell
that has a challenge rating of 1 or higher gains temporary hit
points equal to the spell slot level used + your spellcasting
ability modifier.
Conjure Animals: Speaker of the Sylfwood. When you cast
the Conjure Animals spell, if you speak Sylvan, you can use a
bonus action on one of your subsequent turns to issue a special
command to any of the beasts of your choice, causing one or
more of them to teleport to unoccupied points of your choice
within 15 feet of you. You can only use this effect once per
casting of the spell.
Conjure Animals: Supernatural Bond. When you cast the
Conjure Animals spell, while at least one of the summoned
beasts is within 5 feet of you, both you and that beast have
advantage on Wisdom saving throws.
Counterspell: Close Counter. When you cast the
Counterspell spell and the target caster is within 5 feet of you,
your spell counts as though it was cast using a spell slot of one
level higher (to a maximum of 9th).
Counterspell: Determined Defenses. When you cast the
Counterspell spell and make an ability check for it, that check
has advantage if the triggering spell targets you or one of your
allies.
Counterspell: Insulting Interruption. When you cast the
Counterspell spell, you can choose to add a Verbal spellcasting
component. When you do, if the target spell is successfully
countered, the caster must make a Wisdom saving throw, taking
psychic damage equal to your spellcasting ability modifier + the
level at which this spell was cast on a failed save, or half as
much damage on a successful one.
Create Food and Water: Sublime Sustenance. When you
the Create Food and Water spell, any food created by the spell
is not bland but exceptionally tasty and enjoyable. You can
choose exactly what food is created, although the effects of the
food don't change. Additionally, the food takes twice as long to
spoil. The water may be flavored like a fruit of your choosing.
Daylight: Brightest at Dawn. When you cast the Daylight
spell, creatures within 20 feet of the point you created must
immediately make a Constitution saving throw. Creatures more
than 10 feet away have advantage on the saving throw. On a
failed save, a creature is Blinded until the end of its next turn.
Then, for the duration of the spell, the radius of the bright and
dim light created by the spell decreases by 10 feet at the start of
each of your turns. When the radius would reach 0 feet, the
spell ends.
Daylight: Dangerous Daylight. When you cast the Daylight
spell and choose a point that isn't on an object, for the duration,
any creature that starts its turn within 15 feet of the point you
chose must succeed on a Constitution saving throw or take
radiant damage equal to 1d6 + your spellcasting ability
modifier. When you cast the spell in this way, the duration
becomes "Concentration, up to 1 minute". The damage also
increases by 1d6 for each slot level above 3rd when you upcast
the spell.
Daylight: Divine Daylight. When you cast the Daylight spell,
if you have the Divine Sense feature, you can activate that
feature as part of the action used to cast the spell. The area of
the divine sense equals the area of bright light covered by the
spell. You must expend a use of your divine sense as normal to
use this feature. If you do, until the spell ends, you can use a
bonus action on each of your turns to repeat the divine sense
effect without expending any more uses.
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Daylight: Celestial Spirit. When you cast the Daylight spell,
and choose an empty space within range, you can manifest the
light as a Medium sized humanoid made of pure sunlight.
Additionally, as a bonus action on your turns for the duration,
you can move the figure up to 30 feet in any direction. The
figure can move through all barriers, even magical ones such as
a Forcecage.
Daylight: Light of Life. When you cast the Daylight spell, for
the duration, creatures of your choice in the spell's area
automatically become Stable if they would be Dying.
Additionally, whenever a creature in the area regains hit points,
you can use your reaction to grant it an additional 1d6 hit
points.
Daylight: Moon Mirror. When you cast the Daylight spell,
the light it creates counts as moonlight. A shapechanger that
starts its turn in the spell's area must make a Constitution saving
throw at the start of each of its turns. If it fails, it instantly
reverts to its original form and can't assume a different form
until it leaves the spell's light. When you cast the spell in this
way, the duration becomes "Concentration, up to 1 minute".
Daylight: Shining Shield. When you cast the Daylight spell
targeting a point on a Shield you are holding, you can
concentrate on the spell to add a more potent effect: Once per
round, a creature wielding the shield can use its reaction when it
is targeted by a melee weapon attack by a creature within 5 feet
of it to impose disadvantage on the attack by sending a flash of
sunlight towards the attacker. An attack not relying on sight is
unaffected.
Daylight: Sunblazed Blade. When you cast the Daylight spell
targeting a point on a weapon you are holding, you can
concentrate on the spell to add a more potent effect: For the
duration, the first time each turn the weapon scores a hit with an
attack, it deals an additional 1d4 radiant damage.
Daylight: Sunrise. When you cast the Daylight spell, the
radius of the sphere begins at 10-feet, and increases by 5 feet at
the start of each of your turns for the duration, to a maximum of
120 feet.
Daylight: Solar Purity. When you cast the Daylight spell, the
light it creates counts as sunlight. This version of the spell
requires concentration. Additionally, any creature with Sunlight
Sensitivity or a similar weakness that starts its turn in the spell's
area must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, it is
frightened of you until the start of its next turn.
Daylight: Summer Sun. When you cast the Daylight spell, the
spell's radius is doubled, and creatures inside the light are
resistant to Cold damage. The light also thaws non-magical ice
and snow at a rate of 1 inch per round, starting when you cast
the spell and recurring at the start of each of your turns for the
duration.
Daylight: Sun Sickness. When you cast the Daylight spell, a
creature that starts its turn within 10 feet of the light source
must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the
creature is sickened until the start of its next turn. If it fails by a
margin of 5 or more, it is poisoned instead. A creature resistant
or immune to radiant damage automatically succeeds this
saving throw.
Dispel Magic: Consume Arcana. When you cast the Dispel
Magic spell, you gain temporary hit points equal to the twice
the total level of spells which were dispelled by this spell.
These temporary hit points last until expended. While you have
them, when you make a saving throw against a spell or magical
effect, you can expend all remaining temporary hit points to
gain advantage on the saving throw. You must choose to do so
before you roll.
Dispel Magic: Dispulsion Propulsion. When you cast the
Dispel Magic spell, you can immediately use your reaction to
teleport a number of feet equal to 10 * the total level of spells
which were dispelled by this spell. You must teleport to an
unoccupied space you can see within range.
Dispel Magic: Forceful Dispel. When you cast the Dispel
Magic spell and target a creature, you can also force that
creature to succeed a Constitution saving throw or be pushed up
to 10 feet away from you and take force damage equal to the
level at which this spell was cast + your spellcasting ability
modifier.
Dispel Magic: Ring of Dispulsion. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Dispel Magic spell, if you are proficient with
Jeweler's Tools and use part of a set in the spell's casting while
touching a non-magical ring worth at least 100 gp, you can
imbue the spell into the ring, rather than causing the spell to
immediately take effect. The spell remains imbued in the ring
for up to 8 hours. A creature wearing the ring can release the
spell as an action, causing its effects as though that creature had
cast it. The ring then becomes non-magical, ending the spell.
Imbued Objects
An object imbued with a spell is considered magical
and can be affected by spells such as Dispel Magic,
which could end the imbued effect, wasting the imbued
spell.
Dispel Magic: Specialized Sanctification. When you cast
the Dispel Magic spell, choose one school of magic. The spell
counts as though one level higher against spells from the chosen
school, and you have advantage on ability checks for the spell
to dispel spells from the chosen school.
Dispel Magic: Spellbreaker's Touch. When you cast the
Dispel Magic spell, you can change the range to touch. When
you do, the spell counts as though you cast it with a spell slot
two levels higher.
Fear: Afraid of the Dark. When you cast the Fear spell, an
affected creature has disadvantage on saving throws against the
spell while it is in Darkness which it can not see through.
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Fear: Banshee Scream. When you cast the Fear spell, a
horrifying scream stolen from a stray undead spirit is unleashed
in the spell's cone. Any creature that fails its initial saving throw
against the spell by a margin of 5 or more takes 2d6 thunder
damage and becomes Deafened for the spell's duration. When
you cast the spell using this mastery, Undead creatures are
unaffected by the spell. When you cast the spell using a spell
slot of 4th level or higher, the thunder damage increases by 1d6
for each slot level above 3rd.
Fear: Dread Echoes. When you cast the Fear spell, for the
duration, you can use an action on each of your turns to repeat
the spell's initial effect. However, each time you do, the cone's
size decreases by 10 feet. When the size would be 0 feet, it has
no effect.
Fear: Eldritch Horror. When you cast the Fear spell, if you
speak Deep Speech and use it as a verbal component in the
spell's casting, each time an affected creature that doesn't speak
Deep Speech fails a saving throw against the spell, it becomes
Stupefied until the end of its next turn.
Your GM may allow another Eldritch themed language
to be used instead of Deep Speech at their discretion.
Fear: Focused Horror. When you cast the Fear spell, you can
choose to target only one creature you can see within 60 feet,
instead of targeting an area. If the target fails its initial saving
throw, it takes psychic damage equal to 3d8 + your spellcasting
ability modifier, which increases by 1d8 for each slot level
above 3rd when you upcast the spell.
Fear: Momentary Terror. When you cast the Fear spell, you
can change the duration to 1 round, not requiring concentration.
The spell ends at the end of your next turn.
Fear: Mortality's Call. When you cast the Fear spell,
creatures with less than half their hit points remaining have
disadvantage on their saving throws. If such a target is also
Humanoid and it fails its save, the fear so strongly affects its
life force that it suffers 1d10 Necrotic damage. If you cast the
spell using a spell slot of 4th level or higher, this damage
increases by 1d10 for each slot level above 3rd.
Fear: Overwhelming Fear. When you cast the Fear spell, any
creature in the spell's area that is already frightened by you
makes its saving throw with disadvantage. If it becomes
affected, such a creature also has disadvantage on all its saving
throws to end the spell for the duration.
Fear: Phantoms of Fright. When you cast the Fear spell,
instead of projecting the spell in a cone, you can choose a
number of creatures within 60 feet of you up to your
spellcasting ability modifier as your targets.
Fear: Run. When you cast the Fear spell, each creature that
fails its initial saving throw immediately uses its reaction, if it
has one, to move up to its speed as described in the spell.
Fear: The Ferryman's Visage. When you cast the Fear spell,
you can do so using a casting time of "Reaction, which you take
when you reduce a creature within 30 feet to 0 hit points".
When you do, the spell is cast centered on the creature which
you reduced to 0 hit points, and the shape changes from a cone
to a 10-foot radius.
Fireball: Archdevil's Eruption. When you cast the Fireball
spell, if you speak Infernal and use it as a verbal component in
the spell's casting, and if you center the spell's area on you, you
gain the following benefits:
The radius increases to 30 feet.
You have advantage on your saving throw against the
spell.
If you are resistant to fire damage, you take no damage
from the spell.
You gain 1d6 temporary hit points for each creature
(excluding undead and constructs) that is reduced to 0
hit points by the spell. These hit points last until
expended or until you finish a short or long rest."
Fireball: Bitter Boil. When you cast the Fireball spell, you
can infuse the spell's flame with acidic energy, creating a
viscous orb of boiling acid. Half the spell's damage becomes
acid damage. Additionally, creatures in a 5-foot radius beyond
the spell's area must make the saving throw against the spell.
On a failed save, a creature takes the spell's acid damage.
Fireball: Consuming Flames. When you cast the Fireball
spell, creatures in the spell's area don't benefit from cover for
their saving throw against the spell.
Fireball: Eldritch Flames. When you cast the Fireball spell,
if you speak Deep Speech and use it as a verbal component in
the spell's casting, you can cause visions of otherworldly horros
to appear within the swirling flames of the explosion. The
saving throw for the spell becomes Intelligence, instead of
Dexterity. A creature that is resistant or immune to psychic
damage, to madness effects, or that can see through illusions
can choose to ignore this effect and use Dexterity as normal.
Fireball: Expanded Eruption. When you cast the Fireball
spell, you can change the radius to 30 feet. When you do,
creatures more than 10 feet from the center of the sphere make
their saving throw against the spell with advantage, and take no
damage if they succeed on their save.
Fireball: Focused Flames. When you cast the Fireball spell,
you can change the radius to 10 feet. When you do, creatures
within 5 feet of the center of the sphere make their saving throw
against the spell with disadvantage.
Fireball: Freezing Flames. When you cast the Fireball spell,
you can change the damage type to cold. When you do, the
spell doesn't ignite objects, but instead freezes any water in the
area that has no creatures in it. The water unfreezes in 1 minute.
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Fireball: Holy Hand Grenade. When you cast the Fireball
spell, you can infuse divine energy to produce a purifying flame
surrounded in searing radiance. If you have one or more levels
in Cleric or Paladin, you can do so with no additional
component required. Otherwise, you must use a vial of Holy
Water (which the spell consumes) in the casting. Additionally,
as part of casting the spell, you can use Channel Divinity: Turn
Undead or Destroy Undead if you have either feature. You must
expend a use of your Channel Divinity as normal. The Channel
Divinity affects the spell's area only.
Fireball: Intense Explosion. When you cast the Fireball
spell, any creature that fails its saving throw is pushed 10 feet
away from the center of the spell's area.
Fly: Air, Earth, & Sea. When you cast the Fly spell and target
yourself, you also gain a swimming speed in the same amount
and a burrowing speed of 15 feet for the spell's duration. These
effects effect don't extend to any other targets of the spell.
Fly: Burst of Wind. When you cast the Fly spell, each
affected target can immediately use its reaction to fly up to its
flying speed. This movement doesn't trigger opportunity
attacks.
Fly: Celestial Ascension. When you cast the Fly spell
targeting only yourself, for the duration, you are carried through
the air by angelic wings of golden light. For the duration, you
shed bright light in a 20-foot radius, plus dim light for an extra
20 feet for the duration.
Additionally, if you speak Celestial and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, you gain temporary hit points
equal to your Wisdom score, which last until the spell ends.
While you have these temporary hit points, the spell doesn't
require concentration for you. Once you lose the temporary hit
points, you must either start concentrating on the spell, or it
ends."
Fly: Dragon Flight. When you cast the Fly spell targeting
only yourself, if you speak Draconic and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, you can summon spectral
dragon wings from your back for the duration. Choose one
damage type from acid, cold, fire, lightning, or poison. For the
duration, you are resistant to that damage type, and damage of
that type doesn't force you to make saving throws to
concentrate on the spell.
Fly: Extended Flight. When you cast the Fly spell, you can
change the duration to "Concentration, up to 1 hour." However,
each target must use its action or bonus action on each of its
turns to maintain the spell. Otherwise, the spell ends on that
target.
Fly: Fiendish Flight. When you cast the Fly spell targeting
only yourself, if you speak Abyssal or Infernal and use it as a
verbal component in the spell's casting, you can summon
spectral wings of fiendish flame from your back for the
duration. The spell does not require concentration for you. At
the end of each of your turns, you take 1d6 fire damage.
Fly: Flight of the Flock. When you cast the Fly spell, you
can target twice as many creatures. However, the fly speed
granted is halved.
Fly: Psionic Soar. When you cast the Fly spell targeting
yourself only, for the duration, your flying speed granted by the
spell equals 40 feet + a number of extra feet equal to 10 times
your Intelligence modifier.
Fly: Stormcrow's Call. Whenever you cast another spell that
deals lightning or thunder damage, you can immediately cast
the Fly spell as a reaction. Additionally, you can choose
whether to use the spell's normal duration, or for it to last 1d4
rounds, not requiring concentration.
Fly: Wings of Strong Winds. When you cast the Fly spell,
you can change the flying speed granted by the spell to 30.
However, the target also gains advantage on saving throws
against being pushed, pulled, or knocked prone. Additionally,
when the spell ends, the target descends slowly at a rate of 60
feet per round until it reaches the ground, taking no falling
damage and landing on its feet.
Gaseous Form: Faded Form. When you cast the Gaseous
Form spell, for the duration, the target is also immune to
nonmagical bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage, as
well as poison damage. However, when the spell ends, the
target becomes Stunned until the end of their next turn.
Gaseous Form: Forced Dissipation. When you cast the
Gaseous Form spell, you can target an unwilling creature. The
target can make a Constitution saving throw to resist the effect,
and it can repeat the saving throw at the end of each of its turns
while affected to end the transformation on itself.
Gaseous Form: Subtle Touch. When you cast the Gaseous
Form spell on yourself, it doesn't require any verbal component,
nor does casting the spell end the Invisibility spell or similar
features. Additionally, while transformed by the spell, you have
advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks.
Gaseous Form: Toxic Cloud. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Gaseous Form spell, if you are proficient with the
Poisoner's Kit and use part of a set in the spell's casting, the
transformation also grants the following feature for its duration:
When the target ends its turn while occupying the space of
another creature, that creature must make a Constitution saving
throw. On a failed save, it takes poison damage equal to 1d6 +
your spellcasting ability modifier and becomes poisoned until
the end of its next turn. When you cast the spell using a spell
slot of 4th level or higher, the poison damage increases by 1d6
for each slot level above 3rd.
Glyph of Warding: Condensed Explosion. When you cast
the Glyph of Warding spell and choose the Explosive Runes
option, you can change the radius of the explosion to 5 feet.
When you do, the damage dice become d10s.
Glyph of Warding: Dual Stored Spell. When you cast the
Glyph of Warding spell and choose the spell glyph option, you
can store two 1st level spells, instead of one 3rd level spell.
When you cast Glyph of Warding this way using a spell slot of
4th level or higher, the level of spells you can store increases by
one for every two slot levels above 3rd.
Glyph of Warding: Master Glyph. When you cast the Glyph
of Warding spell and choose the spell glyph option, you can
also store one spell mastery along with the spell. To do so, you
must be able to use that spell mastery in casting the stored spell.
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Glyph of Warding: Metaglyph. When you cast the Glyph of
Warding spell and choose the spell glyph option, you can also
store one Metamagic effect along with the spell. To do so, you
must be able to use that Metamagic for the spell normally, and
you must expend any sorcery points or other resources normally
required to use the metamagic.
Glyph of Warding: Speed Scribe. When you cast the Glyph
of Warding spell, it only takes 1 minute to cast, but the duration
becomes 24 hours. When the duration expires, the glyph is
dispelled.
Haste: Burning Boost. When you cast the Haste spell, for the
duration, the target is shrouded in rapidly flickering flames. The
target is resistant to fire damage, and the first time each round a
creature within 5 feet of the target hits it with an attack, the
attacker takes 5 fire damage. When the spell ends, the target
takes 5 fire damage and becomes Scorched until the end of its
next turn.
Haste: Energized Electricity. When you cast the Haste spell,
for the duration, the target is shrouded in static and random
bursts of electricity. The target is resistant to lightning damage.
Additionally, it can use the additional action granted by the
spell to teleport up to 15 feet to an unoccupied space it can see.
When the spell ends, the target takes 5 lightning damage and
becomes Shocked until the end of its next turn.
Haste: Extended Boost. When you cast the Haste spell, you
can change the duration to "Concentration, up to 1 hour".
However, when the spell ends, both you and the target gain 1
level of exhaustion. You gain two levels if you targeted
yourself.
Haste: Hurried Spell. When you cast the Haste spell, you can
use a casting time of 1 bonus action. When you do, you ignore
all restrictions regarding casting spells as a bonus action on the
same turn as other spells. However, you must make a
Constitution saving throw (DC 15). On a failed save, you are
Dazed until the end of your next turn.
Haste: Minor Magic. When you cast the Haste spell, provided
you aren't already concentrating on a spell, the spell doesn't
grant the target an extra action, but also doesn't require
concentration. However, the spell ends early if you cast it again.
Haste: Rapid Dodge. When you cast the Haste spell, for the
duration, the target can use its reaction to rapidly dodge out of
the way of an attack or area effect. When the creature is
targeted by an attack, it can use the reaction to impose
disadvantage on the attack. If the attack hits, it deals half as
much damage. When the creature must make a Dexterity saving
throw against an area effect that deals damage, it can use the
reaction to gain advantage on the saving throw. If it would take
half damage by succeeding its save, it instead takes no damage
on a success, and half as much on a failed save."
Haste: Rapid Regeneration. When you cast the Haste spell,
the magic also greatly enhances the speed of the target's natural
regenerative capabilities. At the start of each of its turns for the
duration, the target regains 1d4 hit points. When the spell ends,
the target must succeed a Constitution saving throw (DC 15) or
gain a level of exhaustion.
Haste: Stable Spell. When you cast the Haste spell and target
yourself, for the duration, you have advantage on saving throws
to maintain concentration on the spell as a result of taking
damage. Additionally, you can use an action to end the spell
safely, without suffering the normal penalty inflicted when the
spell ends.
Haste: Think Fast. When you cast the Haste spell, the target
also has advantage on initiative rolls, Intelligence ability
checks, and Intelligence saving throws for the duration.
However, this enhanced intellect hinders the targets
interpersonal abilities, imposing disadvantage on Charisma
ability checks and saving throws.
Haste: Wind Walker. When you cast the Haste spell, for the
duration, the target is surrounded by a swirling shroud of winds.
Whenever the target takes the Dash action, the movement it
gains from that Dash action can be used to fly. This effect
doesn't grant the target any means of staying aloft after its turn
ends. Due to the loud sounds inside the shroud of wind, the
target is also deafened until the spell ends.
Hypnotic Pattern: Amnesic Aurora. When you cast the
Hypnotic Pattern spell, when the spell ends for an affected
creature, it must make an Intelligence saving throw. On a failed
save, it has no memory of the events that happened from the
moment it was affected by the spell to the moment the spell
ended. The creature does remember becoming affected by the
spell, but everything that happened while it was affected is lost
in a hazy swirl of color.
Hypnotic Pattern: Captivate. When you cast the Hypnotic
Pattern spell, you can choose to target only one creature, instead
of targeting an area. When you do, the target has disadvantage
on all saving throws it makes against the spell.
Hypnotic Pattern: Colors Out of Space. When you cast the
Hypnotic Pattern spell, if you speak Deep Speech and use it as a
verbal component in the spell's casting, you can create a
colorway of cosmic horrors drawn from the far realms. The
saving throw for the spell changes from Wisdom to Intelligence.
Additionally, any creature that is affected for the spell's full
duration gains a Long Term Madness when the spell ends.
Hypnotic Pattern: Dazzling Disconnect. When you cast the
Hypnotic Pattern spell, when the spell ends for an affected
creature, it must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed
save, it becomes Dazed until the end of its next turn.
Hypnotic Pattern: Deep Trance. When you cast the Hypnotic
Pattern spell, for the duration, affected creatures can't be shaken
out of their stupor as an action. Additionally, if a spell or affect
would end the charmed condition on the creature, it instead
allows that creature to repeat the saving throw against the spell.
The spell still ends for a creature normally if it takes damage.
Hypnotic Pattern: Heightened Hypnosis. When you cast the
Hypnotic Pattern spell, any creature that is already charmed by
you has disadvantage on its saving throw against the spell.
Hypnotic Pattern: Mesmerizing Burst. When you cast the
Hypnotic Pattern spell, you can change the duration to 1 round.
The spell no longer requires concentration, but lasts only until
the end of your next turn.
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Hypnotic Pattern: Strokes of Color. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Hypnotic Pattern spell, if you are proficient with
Painter's Tools and use part of a set in the spell's casting, the
spell affects an area up to twice as large, and you can select a
number of creatures up to your spellcasting ability modifier that
are inside that area to be unaffected.
Lightning Bolt: Arcing Energy. When you cast the Lightning
Bolt spell, you can change the direction of the line at a point
along the line at least 30 feet from the origin, and again at least
60 feet from the origin. The direction change only applies to
parts of the line beyond that point. Each time you change the
line's direction, the spell's damage is reduced by 1d6 for all
creatures in the spell's area.
Lightning Bolt: Charged Bolt. When you cast the Lightning
Bolt spell, you can choose to concentrate on the spell to delay
the spell's effect as you charge up the power of the bolt. While
charging the bolt, you must use an action each of your turns to
maintain the spell, or to unleash the bolt. When you unleash the
charged bolt, the spell's effect occurs as though it had been cast
with a spell slot a number of levels higher equal to the rounds
you charged it. If you end your turn without having used an
action to charge or unleash the bolt, or if you lose concentration
during the process, the bolt ruptures in a 5-foot radius around
you. All creatures in that area, including you, must make the
Dexterity saving throw against the spell, taking half damage on
a failed save, and none on a success. You can charge the bolt for
a maximum number of rounds equal to your spellcasting ability
modifier. If you end your turn without having unleashed the bolt
after the max charging duration, the bolt fizzles out with no
effect.
Note: Charging Pre-Combat
Many players will seek to start charging their lightning
bolt before entering combat, when given a chance. The
GM is encouraged to rule that charging the spell is as
loud and visibly obvious as casting it. The spell creates
glowing lightning in the caster's hand, loud crackling
noises, and of course requires verbal components.
Lightning Bolt: Concentrated Energy. When you cast the
Lightning Bolt spell, you can change the spell's shape to a 50
foot line that is 10 feet wide.
Lightning Bolt: Dragon's Breath. When you cast the
Lightning Bolt spell, creatures in a 20-foot cone in the same
direction as the line must also make the saving throw against
the spell. If you are a Dragonborn with a Constitution score of
13 or higher, the cone is 40-feet instead.
Lightning Bolt: Lightning Leap. When you cast the
Lightning Bolt spell, you can make the saving throw against the
spell to attempt to travel along the path of the lightning. On a
success, you immediately teleport to any unoccupied space
inside the spell's area. On a failed save, you take half the spell's
damage and don't teleport. You automatically succeed the save
if you are resistant to lightning damage.
Lightning Bolt: Red Lightning. When you cast the Lightning
Bolt spell, the lightning is infused with necrotic energy. Half the
spell's damage (round up) counts as necrotic. A creature that
fails its saving throw against the spell starts Decaying until the
end of its next turn.
Lightning Bolt: Shocking Burst. When you cast the
Lightning Bolt spell, any creature that fails its saving throw
against the spell by a margin of 5 or more, or by any margin if it
is already Shocked, becomes Shocked until the end of your next
turn.
Lightning Bolt: Storm Bolt. When you cast the Lightning
Bolt spell, you can reduce the spell's lightning damage by 4d6
to add an additional Strength saving throw to the spell for all
creatures in its area. On a failed save, a creature takes 4d6
thunder damage and is pushed up to 10 feet in the line's
direction. On a successful save, a creature takes half as much
thunder damage and isn't pushed. When you cast the spell in
this way at higher levels, only the lightning damage increases.
Lightning Bolt: Vaporize. When you cast the Lightning Bolt
spell, for each creature reduced to 0 hit points by the spell, a
Steam Mephit appears within 5 feet of it. A mephit created this
way follows your mental commands, taking its turns
immediately after yours. The mephits last up to 1 minute,
disappearing early if they drop to 0 hit points. A mephit created
this way can not use its innate spellcasting trait.
Magic Circle: Arcane Fortress. When you cast the Magic
Circle spell, the radius of the cylinder increases by 5 feet, and
the height by 10 feet. When you cast the spell using a spell slot
of 4th level or higher, the cylinder's dimensions increase by the
same amounts for each slot level above 3rd.
Magic Circle: Diverse Magic. When you cast the Magic
Circle spell, you can also choose for the circle to affect
aberrations, beasts, monstrosities, and oozes.
Magic Circle: Rapid Runes. When you cast the Magic Circle
spell, you can change the casting time to 1 round. The casting
completes at the start of your next turn. When you do, the
duration becomes "Concentration, up to 1 minute". You can't
cast the spell in this way when using the reverse circle effect.
Magic Circle: Spiritual Prison. When you cast the Magic
Circle spell, you can ignore the spell's material component, but
the spell requires concentration.
Major Image: Accelerated Animation. When you cast the
Major Image spell, the casting time becomes 1 bonus action,
and for the duration, you can move the image as a bonus action,
instead of an action.
Major Image: Compound Illusion. When you cast the Major
Image spell, you can concentrate on the spell while also
concentrating on up to one other Illusion spell. When required
to make a saving throw to concentrate, make separate saving
throws for each spell.
Major Image: Larger Illusion. When you cast the Major
Image spell, the maximum size of the illusion increases to a 30-
foot cube, but creatures have advantage on Intelligence
(Investigation) checks against the spell if you make the illusion
larger than a 15-foot cube.
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Mass Healing Word: Call & Response. When you cast the
Mass Healing Word spell, each affected target can use its
reaction to add a bonus equal to its Constitution modifier to the
healing it receives.
Mass Healing Word: Ensemble. When you cast the Mass
Healing Word spell, you can ignore the restriction that prevents
casting a spell as a bonus action on the same turn as another
spell cast as an action.
Mass Healing Word: Shared Song. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Mass Healing Word spell, if you are proficient with
a musical instrument and play one as part of the spell's casting,
you don't have to see a creature to target it, provided the
creature can hear you and you are aware of it. Additionally, you
can target an extra number of creatures equal to your
proficiency bonus.
Meld Into Stone: Slip Into Stone. When you cast the Meld
Into Stone spell, you can use a Bonus Action casting time, but
the duration becomes 1 minute.
Meld Into Stone: Stone-Seer. When you cast the Meld Into
Stone spell, you can cast Divination spells that affect other
creatures, objects, or areas as normal. This bypasses the spell's
normal restriction which only allows you to affect yourself with
spells, but it doesn't grant you special ability to see or otherwise
detect targets for such spells.
Nondetection: Graceful Getaway. When you cast the
Nondetection spell, it requires no verbal components for you,
and you can cast the spell as a bonus action. Additionally,
casting the spell doesn't end any source of Invisibility that
would otherwise end when you cast a spell.
Nondetection Reminder
Nondetection can enhance Invisibility, preventing
magic such as Truesight and See Invisibility spells
from detecting the target.
Nondetection: Inscrutible Visage. When you cast the
Nondetection spell, if the target would be directly targeted by a
divination spell (such as Detect Thoughts, Locate Creature, or
Scrying), the creature that cast that spell must make an
Intelligence saving throw. On a failed save, that creatures takes
3d12 psychic damage. If you speak Deep Speech and use it as a
verbal component in the spell's casting, a creature that fails its
saving throw against this effect also gains the following
indefinite madness: "I have seen horrors I can not expalin. I fear
using my divination powers again." Until the creature is cured
of this madness, it must succeed a Wisdom saving throw
anytime it attempts to cast a Divination spell. On a failed save,
it refuses to cast the spell. A creature immune to being
frightened ignores this madness.
Nondetection: Instant of Invisibility. When you cast the
Nondetection spell and target a creature, before the spell ends,
that creature can use its action to become Invisible until the
start of its next turn, or until it attacks or casts a spell. Once the
invisibility ends, the spell ends.
Nondetection: Quiet Zone. When you cast the Nondetection
spell and target an area, for the duration, sounds within that area
are 10x quieter than normal. For example, the boom of a
Thunderclap spell, normally audible to 100 feet, would only be
audible out to 10 feet. All Dexterity (Stealth) checks made
within the area that rely on sound are made with advantage.
Nondetection: Silvermoon Sigils. When you cast the
Nondetection spell under moonlight, you can cast the spell as a
ritual, without requiring material components. Once you use
this mastery, you can't use it again until the next time the moon
rises.
Nondetection: Stealth Shroud. When you cast the
Nondetection spell and target a creature, that creature also has a
+3 bonus to Dexterity (Stealth) checks that rely on sight for the
spell's duration.
Nondetection: Stronghold of the Unseen. When you cast
the Nondetection spell, if you cast the spell targeting the same
area every day for 10 consecutive days, the spell lasts until
dispelled. This process only takes 3 consecutive days if the
target area is touching another area already under this mastery's
effect.
Phantom Steed: Floating Phantom. When you cast the
Phantom Steed spell, for the duration, the steed ignores difficult
terrain, is under the effects of the Water Walk spell, and its
jump distance is tripled.
Phantom Steed: Sturdy Specter. When you cast the Phantom
Steed spell, the spell doesn't end when the steed takes damage -
- only when it reaches 0 hit points. Additionally, the steed
created by the spell is resistant to nonmagical bludgeoning,
piercing, and slashing damage.
Plant Growth: Baneful Sprouts. When you cast the Plant
Growth spell using the 1 action casting time effect, the plants
sprout toxic thorns. When a creature ends its turn having moved
at least 5 feet in the spell's area that turn, it must make a
Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, it takes 3 poison
damage for every 5 feet it moved in the area that turn. When
you cast the spell in this way, the spell's effects only last for 10
minutes, after which time they end, returning the affected plants
to normal.
Plant Growth: Fields of Green. When you cast the Plant
Growth spell using either casting time, the size of the area you
can affect is doubled.
Plant Growth: Lifetime Guarantee. When you cast the Plant
Growth spell using the 8 hour casting time, the spell's effect
lasts on the plants until dispelled.
Plant Growth: Seasonal Spurt. When you cast the Plant
Growth spell using the 1 action casting time effect, the plants
grow even thicker. Every 1 foot of movement costs 5 feet, and
the plants heavily obscure their area. When you cast the spell in
this way, the spell's effects only last for 10 minutes, after which
time they end, returning the affected plants to normal.
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Protection From Energy: Absorb Energy. When you cast
the Protection From Energy spell, the target can use its reaction
at any during the duration when it takes damage of the chosen
type. It takes no damage from the triggering effect, and until the
start of its next turn, its next attack deals 3d6 extra damage of
the chosen type. The spell then ends.
Protection from Energy: Added Endurance. When you cast
the Protection from Energy spell, the target also gains 10
temporary hit points which last for the spell's duration. When
you cast the spell using at higher levels, these temporary hit
points increase by 5 for each slot level above 3rd.
Protection from Energy: Evolving Elements. When you
cast the Protection from Energy spell, you can also choose a
second damage type. For the duration, as an action, the target
can switch between being resistant to the first damage type and
the second.
Protection from Energy: Inner Energy. When you cast the
Protection from Energy spell and target yourself, for the
duration, damage of the chosen type doesn't force you to make
Constitution saving throws to maintain concentration on the
spell.
Protection From Energy: Otherworldly Aegis. When you
cast the Protection From Energy spell, you can also choose
from Force, Necrotic, Radiant, and Psychic damage.
Additionally, the target has advantage on saving throws against
any effect that deals the chosen damage type when that effect
comes from an Aberration.
Protection From Energy: Primordial Protection. When
you cast the Protection From Energy spell, in addition to the
spell's normal effect, the target also has resistance to any
damage dealt to it by an Elemental type creature.
Protection from Energy: Short-Span Shield. When you cast
the Protection from Energy spell, it doesn't require
concentration, but the duration becomes 1 minute, and the spell
ends if you cast it again.
Remove Curse: Comprehensive Cleansing. When you cast
the Remove Curse spell targeting a creature, any of the
following conditions affecting the creature immediately end:
Afflicted, Decaying, Frightened, Shaken, Stupefied.
Additionally any Bane spell affecting the creature instantly
ceases to affect it, as does any spell which prevents the target
from regaining hit points.
Remove Curse: Lycan's Bane. When you cast the Remove
Curse spell, you can target a Lycanthrope within your reach. An
unwilling Lycan can make a Charisma saving throw, resisting
the spell on a success. On a failed save, the target instantly
reverts to its original form and can't use its lycanthropy to
assume a different form for up to 10 minutes. At the end of each
minute, the target can repeat its saving throw. The spell ends if
you drop to 0 hit points or die.
Remove Curse: Risky Ritual. When you cast the Remove
Curse spell, you can attempt to cast the spell as a Ritual. You
must have an appropriate spell slot available, or the attempt
fails. Roll percentile dice. If the roll is equal to or lower than 5
times your level, the spell is cast as a ritual. Otherwise, the spell
fails and the spell slot is wasted.
Remove Curse: Suspend Curse. When you cast the Remove
Curse spell and target a cursed magic item, the spell doesn't end
a creature's attunement to the item. Instead, it suspends the
effects of the item's curse for up to 1 hour, allowing the item to
be used without any of the effects of the curse taking place, but
not allowing an attuned creature to remove or discard the item
if the curse would normally prevent them from doing so. After
that time, the item functions normally again.
Remove Curse: Transfer Curse. When you cast the Remove
Curse spell and target a cursed creature, you can choose another
creature within 5 feet of the target. That creature must make a
Charisma saving throw. On a failed save, the curse is transfered
to that creature, affecting for them 10 minutes, after which time
the curse ends on them.
Revivify: Agent of Uplifting. When you cast the Revivify
spell, you can cause the spell to be delivered by a willing
creature you can see within 60 feet of you. The creature must
use its reaction to deliver the spell, or the mastery has no effect.
Revivify: Arise Again. When you cast the Revivify spell
targeting an Undead creature, the spell doesn't consume the
material component. Additionally, for 1 minute, if the target
would drop to 0 hit points again, roll 1d10. On a 5 or higher, the
target drops to 1 hit point instead. Once the d10 has been rolled,
it can't be rolled again until the start of the undead's next turn.
When the 1 minute ends, the undead drops to 0 hit points.
Revivify: Crafter's Care. (Tool Infusion) When you cast the
Revivify spell, if you are proficient with the Jeweler's Kit and
use a set in the spell's casting, you can attempt to salvage the
material component. Make an ability check using your
Dexterity modifier and another using your spellcasting ability
modifier. If the combined totals of the checks is 30 or higher,
the spell doesn't consume the material component.
Revivify: Curing Combination. When you cast the Revivify
spell, if you are able to cast the Cure Wounds spell, you can do
so as part of the same action used to cast Revivify. You must
expend a spell slot or resource for the Cure Wounds spell as
normal, and you must target the same creature targeted by your
Revivify spell.
Revivify: Diamond Skin. When you cast the Revivify spell,
until the end of the target's next turn, it has an AC of 20 and
resistance to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage, as its
skin is protected by a magical armor resembling spectral
diamond.
Revivify: Flowers of the Grave. When you cast the Revivify
spell, a field of multicolored flowers springs up on the ground
in a 10-foot radius around the target. The flowers last for up to 1
minute, disappearing early if the target moves 5 feet or more.
Any creature inside the 10-foot radius of flowers treats the
target as though it is under the effects of the Sanctuary spell.
Revivify: Jump Start. When you cast the Revivify spell, the
target returns to life with a jolt of lightning magic energy. The
target can immediately use its reaction to move up to its speed
and make one weapon attack, drink a potion, or use an object.
However, the target then becomes Shocked until the end of its
next turn.
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Revivify: Nine Lives. When you cast the Revivify spell, if the
creature you target is a Beast, the spell takes affect even if the
beast died of old age, and the spell restores missing body parts.
However, an individual beast can only be revived this way a
maximum of 9 times. After the 9th time, the beast is unaffected
and can't be revived by any means.
Revivify: Poltergheist Procession. When you cast the
Revivify spell, a procession of ghastly spirits marches the spirit
of the target back to its body. Creatures hostile to the target and
within 20 feet of it must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a
failed save, a creature is Frightened of the target until the end of
that creature's next turn.
Revivify: Radiant Reanimation. When you cast the Revivify
spell, crystalline light bursts from the target. Hostile creatures
within 10 feet of it must make a Dexterity saving throw, taking
2d6 radiant damage on a failed save, or half as much on a
success. Additionally, the target sheds bright light in a 20-foot
radius and dim light for an additional 20 feet for the next 1
minute.
Revivify: Rebuild. (Tool Infusion) When you cast the
Revivify spell targeting a Construct, the spell counts as
Transmutation instead of Necromancy. Additionally, if you are
proficient with Tinker's Tools and use a set in the spell's casting,
the material component for the spell is not consumed, and the
target regains hit points equal to 1d10 + your spellcasting
ability modifier. At the GM's discretion, you may use a different
tool set in place of Tinker's Tools, provided the tools are
relevant to the type of construct being targeted.
Revivify: Vital Pulse. When you cast the Revivify spell, a
wave of healing energy surges out from the target. Any dying
creatures of your choice within 20 feet of the target
automatically become Stable and may roll 1d20. On a 10 or
higher, a creature regains 1 hit point. Additionally, any dead
creatures in that area that have died within 1 minute are
protected from decay for up to 1 hour, effectively extending the
time they can be targeted by spells such as Revivify in the same
amount.
Sending: Chronocall. When you cast the Sending spell, you
can use chronomancy to alter how the spell works. First, instead
of being limited to a fixed number of words, your message is
limited by time. You speak a message up to 1 minute long,
which is received exactly how you spoke it by the target.
Second, you can cause the message to deliver at a specific point
in time up to 7 days after you cast the spell. You can designate
this time by naming a specific day and time of day, or by
specifying a certain length of time from the spell's casting.
Sending: Connected Conversation. When you cast the
Sending spell, if the target replies to you, you can then
immediately after the reply send your own reply back to the
target. This secondary reply can't exceed 10 words. The target
can then reply to that reply, but not with a message exceeding
10 words. The spell then ends.
Sending: Disguised Dispatch. When you cast the Sending
spell, the target doesn't recognize you as the sender.
Sending: Forbidden Words. When you cast the Sending spell,
you can force the target to make a Wisdom saving throw. On a
failed save, the target is Frightened for the spell's duration and
gains a deep fear of the message you sent for the next 24 hours.
It will not repeat the words of the message in the exact order
they were sent. Additionally, while it has the deep fear, if the
target hears the same words again in the exact order they were
sent, it must make a Wisdom saving throw against your spell
save DC or become Frightened for 1 minute.
Sending: Handwritten Enchantment. (Tool Infusion)
When you cast the Sending spell, if you are proficient with
Calligrapher's Supplies and use a set in the spell's casting along
with 1 gp of magical ink and a piece of parchment worth 1 sp,
which the spell consumes, you can cast the spell without
expending a spell slot. To do so, you write the message on the
parchment using the tools, and the parchment then disappears.
Sending: Herald's Call. When you cast the Sending spell,
you can force the target to make a Wisdom saving throw. On a
failed save, the target is Charmed for the duration and
immediately speaks your message aloud in the language you
used to send it (provided the target can speak at least one
language).
Sending: Minor Messages. When you cast the Sending spell,
you can use lower level spell slots to send messages over
shorter distances. Using a 1st level spell slot, you can send a
message up to 1 mile away. Using a 2nd level spell slot, you
can send a message up to 20 miles away.
Sending: Visions. When you cast the Sending spell, you also
give the target a vision, up to 30 seconds long, accompanied by
the words you send it to hear. The vision depicts something you
have witnessed within the last 24 hours, and is seen by the
target from your own perspective. The target can also hear
whatever you heard, and feels a feint shadow of any physical
sensations you experienced during the envisioned moments as
well.
Sending: Voice From Beyond. When you cast the Sending
spell, you can attempt to disguise the message as though it were
from a higher being. To do so, you must choose a higher being
(for example, a deity or patron) with which the target is closely
familiar and with which you are also familiar. Then, make a
Charisma (Performance) check, contested by the target's
Wisdom (Insight) check. If you win the contest, the target
believes the message to be from the higher being. The target
doesn't automatically accept the content of the message itself
nor act on it, especially if the message contradicts the being's
normal tenants or is otherwise suspicious. If you lose the
contest, the target recognizes you as the sender and knows you
tried to disguise the message.
Sleet Storm: Astral Ice. When you cast the Sleet Storm spell,
you can conjure ice from the coldest depths of the Astral plane.
Dim light eminates within the spell's area and in a 10-foot
radius around the edge of the spell's area. Creatures inside the
spell's area are Weavebound. Additionally, magical darkness in
the spell's area created by a spell of 3rd level or lower is
dispelled.
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Weavebound
A weavebound creature can't teleport or enter the
ethereal plane. If a weavebound creature would gain
this condition again, it takes 1d6 force damage. A
creature resistant or immune to force damage is
immune to this condition.
Sleet Storm: Cinder Storm. When you cast the Sleet Storm
spell, you can create a storm of cinder and ash instead of sleet
and frost. Flames in the area aren't extinguished. Instead, frozen
objects and structures melt at a rate of 6 inches of ice per round.
Additionally, saving throws against the spell's prone effect have
advantage, but saving throws against the spell's saving throw to
maintain Concentration have disadvantage.
Sleet Storm: Focus Frost. When you cast the Sleet Storm
spell, you can use a bonus action for the spell's duration to
direct a wave of frost towards one creature in the spell's area.
That creature must succeed a Constitution saving throw or take
cold damage equal to your spellcasting ability modifier and
become Chilled until the end of its next turn.
Sleet Storm: Waning Winter. When you cast the Sleet Storm
spell, it lasts a number of rounds equal to your spellcasting
ability modifier, but doesn't require concentration. The spell
ends at end of your turn on the last of the rounds.
Sleet Storm: White Walker. When you cast the Sleet Storm
spell, for the duration, you can see through the heavily obscured
area normally, you ignore the spell's difficult terrain, and you
automatically succeed on saving throws against the spell.
Slow: Absorb Energy. When you cast the Slow spell, you can
absorb the stolen time from each affected creature. For each
affected creature, your speed is increased by 5 feet. While 3 or
more creatures are affected, you also have a +2 bonus to your
AC and to Dexterity saving throws. While 5 or more creatures
are affected, you have an additional action on each of your
turns. That action can be used only to take the Attack (one
weapon attack only), Dash, Disengage, Hide, or Use an Object
action. When the spell ends, you must make a Constitution
saving throw (DC 15). On a failed save, you become Dazed
until the end of your next turn.
Slow: Chronocube. When you cast the Slow spell, instead of
choosing creatures to target, the spell effects an entire 40-foot
cube centered on a point you choose within range. Any creature
in the area when the spell is cast or that starts its turn in the area
during the duration must make the saving throw against the
spell, becoming effected on a failed save. The effect lasts until
the creature leaves the spells area, or the spell ends. The
creature can repeat the saving throw at the start of each of its
turns while inside the area (rather than the end of its turns),
ending the effect on a success. Once a creature succeeds a
saving throw against this spell, it has advantage on future
saving throws against it until the spell ends.
Slow: Deep Freeze. When you cast the Slow spell, you can
choose to target one creature, rather than an area. For the
duration, whenever the target fails a saving throw against the
spell, it takes 1d8 Cold damage.
Slow: Drowned Doom. When you cast the Slow spell, the
spell's area is filled with the illusion of water. Each affected
creature suffers a magical pressure not unlike drowning while it
remains affected by the spell. A creature can withstand the
effect for the same number of rounds it can survive while
drowning (typically a number of rounds equal to its
Constitution modifier, minimum of 1 round). Once these rounds
have passed, the creature becomes Incapacitated until the spell
ends for it.
Slow: Encumbering Acid. When you cast the Slow spell, each
target that fails its saving throw is covered in magical acid that
slows it. For the duration, the target is Corroding.
Slow: Focused Fusion. When you cast the Slow spell, you
can choose to target only one creature you can see within range,
instead of multiple creatures in an area. When you do, the target
has disadvantage on its initial saving throw against the spell,
and takes force damage equal to the level of the spell + your
spellcasting ability modifier each time it fails its saving throw
against the spell for the duration.
Slow: Move Like Molasses. When you cast the Slow spell,
for the duration, an affected creature suffers a -3 penalty to its
AC and Dexterity saves, instead of -2, and its speed is reduced
by 20 feet or halved (whichever is higher).
Slow: Spell Sap. When you cast the Slow spell, for the
duration, whenever a creature attempts to cast a spell with a
casting time of 1 action and rolls a d20 to do so, roll the d20
twice and keep the higher result. Additionally a creature must
roll the d20 when casting a spell with a casting time of 1 bonus
action as well.
Slow: Time Rift. When you cast the Slow spell, you can
change the duration to 1 round, no longer requiring
concentration. When you do, the spell ends automatically at the
start of your next turn.
Slow: Valley of Souls. When you cast the Slow spell, the
spell's area is filled with ghostly spirits grasping at each affected
creature, slowing and holding them down. Affected creatures in
the spell's area are Exposed to bludgeoning, piercing, and
slashing damage. Any incorporeal creatures in the area also
become corporeal while affected, preventing them from using
Incorporeal Movement and similar features.
Speak With Dead: Bestial Bones. When you cast the Speak
With Dead spell and target the corpse of a beast, you also gain
the effects of the Speak With Animals spell for the duration.
Additionally, you can target up to 5 beast corpses within range,
though each corpse must be from the same kind of beast, and
you don't get additional questions.
Speak With Dead: Cooperation. When you cast the Speak
With Dead spell, if the target doesn't know an answer to one of
your questions and is willing to help you, it can choose not to
answer and not to count that question against the number of
questions provided by the spell, instead allowing you to ask a
different question.
Speak With Plants: Sylvan Charm. When you cast the Speak
With Plants spell, if you speak Sylvan as part of casting the
spell, the spell's radius is doubled, and it lasts up to 1 hour.
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Speak With Plants: Traveler's Tongue. When you cast the
Speak With Plants spell, you can communicate as described in
the spell with any plant or plant creature you encounter during
the spell's duration. However, this extended communication
doesn't allow you to command any plants outside the spell's
initial affected radius.
Spirit Guardians: Ancestral Vengeance. When you cast the
Spirit Guardians spell, if you speak Elvish and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, the spell's damage dice
become d6s, but any time a creature in the spell's area hits you
with an attack, it takes 1d6 damage of the spell's damage type.
Spirit Guardians: Bolstered Spirit. When you cast the Spirit
Guardians spell, for the duration, at the start of each of your
turns, you gain temporary hit points equal to your spellcasting
ability modifier. While you have these temporary hit points, any
damage you take doesn't force you to make Constitution saving
throws to maintain concentration on this spell.
Bolstered Spirit Note
If you have 1 temporary hit points from Bolstered
Spirit and you take 10 damage, you still don't have to
make a saving throw to concentrate, since you had at
least 1 temporary hit point when you took the damage.
Spirit Guardians: Elemental Envoys. When you cast the
Spirit Guardians spell, you can change the spell's damage to
your choice of Cold, Fire, or Lightning when you cast it, lasting
for the duration.
Spirit Guardians: Fleeting Spirits. When you cast the Spirit
Guardians spell, you can cast it without requiring concentration,
but the spell ends at the start of your next turn.
Spirit Guardians: Retribution. When you cast the Spirit
Guardians spell, if you lose concentration on the spell due to
damage dealt to you by a creature within the spell's radius, that
creature must immediately make the saving throw against the
spell's damage before it ends.
Spirit Guardians: Spirit Storm. When you cast the Spirit
Guardians spell, you can double the spell's radius, but you lose
the ability to choose creatures to be unaffected by the spell.
Spirit Guardians: Spirit Stronghold. When you cast the
Spirit Guardians spell, if you speak Dwarvish and use it as a
verbal component in the spell's casting, the target gains
temporary hit points at the start of each of its turns equal to
your spellcasting ability modifier, and has a +2 bonus to its AC.
However, the spell ends if the target moves, by any means, 5
feet or more from where it was when the spell was cast.
Spirit Guardians: Strength of Spirit. When you cast the
Spirit Guardians spell, for the duration, add your Wisdom
modifier to any Constitution saving throw you make to maintain
concentration on the spell.
Spirit Guardians: Undying Tribes. When you cast the Spirit
Guardians spell, if you speak Orc and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, the spell's damage increases by
1 for each of your allies within the spell's area (to a maximum
of +5).
Stinking Cloud: Bottled Cloud. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Stinking Cloud spell, if you are proficient with
Alchemist's Supplies and use a set in the spell's casting, you can
store the spell inside a bottle you touch, rather than causing its
effects immediately. This version of the spell doesn't require
concentration. The bottle holds the spell for up to 24 hours. It
immediately becomes nonmagical once used or if you cast the
spell again using this mastery. The bottle can be thrown up to
30 feet as an action. The bottle explodes on impact, releasing
the spell centered on the point it was thrown to. The released
spell lasts for exactly 1 round.
Stinking Cloud: Sickening Smell. When you cast the
Stinking Cloud spell, for the duration, any creature inside the
cloud or within 5 feet of it is Sickened while it remains there,
unless it doesn't need to breathe or is immune to poison.
Sickened
A sickened creature can not roll ability checks or
attack rolls with advantage; if it would roll twice due
to advantage, it rolls normally instead. A sickened
creature also has disadvantage on saving throws
against being poisoned. Any feature which grants
advantage against or immunity to the poisoned
condition can also affect this condition.
Stinking Cloud: The Spins. When you cast the Stinking
Cloud spell, whenever a creature fails its saving throw against
the spell, that creature experiences an intense dizziness,
imposing disadvantage on Dexterity and Wisdom ability checks
and saving throws until the start of its next turn.
Stinking Cloud: Toxic Air. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Stinking Cloud spell, for the duration, any creature that fails
its saving throw against the spell, or succeeds, but only by a
margin of 5 or less, is Poisoned until the start of its next turn.
Additionally, if you are proficient with the Poisoner's Kit and
use part of a set in the spell's casting, the DC for saving throws
against the spell increases by your proficiency bonus, but only
until the start of your next turn.
Stinking Cloud: Troglodyte King. When you cast the
Stinking Cloud spell, you can change the range to Self (10-foot
radius). The spell's area moves with you, centered on you for
the duration. Additionally, you are unaffected by the spell's
properties, except when you are in sunlight, in which case you
are affected and have disadvantage on your saving throw
against the spell.
Stinking Cloud: Violent Regurgitation. When you cast the
Stinking Cloud spell, whenever a creature fails its saving throw
against the spell, the creature takes 2d4 poison damage. If it
fails the saving throw by a margin of 5 or more, it also falls
prone.
Tiny Hut: Disguised Dome. When you cast the Tiny Hut
spell, the hut is disguised to blend in with its surroundings. The
DC to notice the hut with Wisdom (Perception) is equal to your
spell save DC.
Tiny Hut: Scout's Refuge. When you cast the Tiny Hut spell,
any creature inside the hut has advantage on Wisdom
(Perception) checks to perceive things outside of it.
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Tiny Hut: Superdome. When you cast the Tiny Hut spell, the
hut is no longer tiny, but big as fuck, with a radius of 20-feet. It
can now accomodate Large creatures, although each Large
creatures counts as 4 for the purposes of how many creatures
can fit inside.
Tongues: Envoy's Aura. When you cast the Tongues spell,
you can choose to concentrate on the spell. When you do, any
creature of your choice within 10 feet of you can also benefit
from the spell's effects.
Tongues: Reinforced Fluency. When you cast the Tongues
spell, you can also choose one language the target already
knew. For the duration, the target adds a +3 bonus to any
Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma ability check it makes that
relies on that language.
Tongues: Runic Secrets. (Tool Infusion) When you cast the
Tongues spell, if you are proficient with Calligrapher's Supplies
and use a set in the spell's casting, the target can also read and
write any language for the spell's duration.
Tongues: Temple of Tongues. When you cast the Tongues
spell, you can use a 1 minute casting time and a vial of Holy
Water worth at least 25 gp as a material component (which the
spell consumes) to designate an area not exceeding 300 feet in
any dimension as the spell's area. For the duration, any creature
in the spell's area is under the spell's effects while it remains
there. If you cast the spell this way for 30 consecutive days, the
effect becomes permanent.
Tongues: Voices From Beyond. When you cast the Tongues
spell, the affected creature can cause its voice to emit multiple
times simultaneously in any number of languages. When this
effect is used as part of a Charisma (Intimidation) check, the
check is made with advantage. Additionally, whenever the
affected creature forces another creature to make a saving throw
against being Frightened, if it speaks this way as part of the
frightening effect, the saving throw against that effect is made
with disadvantage.
*Tongues: Words of the Wild. When you cast the Tongues
spell, the target also gains the ability to comprehend and
verbally communicate with beasts for the duration
Vampiric Touch: Bloodlust Curse. When you cast the
Vampiric Touch spell, for the duration, when you make a the
spell's attack as an action or as part of casting the spell, you can
also repeat the attack as a bonus action on that turn. However, if
you end your turn without having dealt any damage to another
creature with the spell, you must make a DC 20 Wisdom saving
throw. On a failed save, the spell ends.
Vampiric Touch: Minion's Maw. When you cast the
Vampiric Touch spell, if you have a familiar from the Find
Familiar spell, or a creature summoned by you (via spell, item,
class feature, or some other means) which you directly control,
you can deliver the spell attack through that creature, provided
the creature is within 30 feet of you and you can see it. You
choose whether the hit points regained are given to you, or to
the creature which delivered your spell.
Vampiric Touch: Ravenous Hunger. When you cast the
Vampiric Touch spell, for the duration, while you are missing
50% or more of your hit points, you have advantage on the
spell's attacks. Additionally, while you are missing hit points,
you don't need to make Constitution saving throws to maintain
concentration on this spell due to taking damage.
Vampiric Touch: Sanguine Shield. When you cast the
Vampiric Touch spell, for the duration, any excess healing
granted to you by the spell's attack is turned into temporary hit
points, which last for the spell's duration. While you have these
temporary hit points, you also have a +1 bonus to your AC.
Vampiric Touch: Seductive Exsanguination. When you cast
the Vampiric Touch spell, when you attack a creature which you
have already hit with the spell at least once during the duration,
your attack has advantage, and the target must make a Wisdom
saving throw. On a failed save, the target is Charmed by you
until the spell ends. It can repeat the saving throw anytime it
takes damage, ending the effect and becoming permanently
immune to the effect on a successful save.
Vampiric Touch: Shadow Hand. When you cast the Vampiric
Touch spell, for the duration, you can use a bonus action on
your turn to extend your reach by 10 feet until the end of your
turn. You can only benefit from this extended reach while both
you and the target of your reach are in dim light or darkness.
Additionally, you can reach through solid barriers using this
effect, but only when making melee spell attacks for the
Vampiric Touch spell, and only if there is no Bright Light in the
line between you and the target.
Vampiric Touch: Thrall's Honor. When you cast the
Vampiric Touch spell, you can bestow the spell's effects to a
willing creature you touch. That creature gains the spells
benefits instead of you, and must also Concentrate on the spell
instead of you. However, the spell ends if you cast it again.
Water Breathing: Fish Are Friends. When you cast the
Water Breathing spell, for the duration, each affected target also
gains the ability to comprehend and verbally communicate with
aquatic beasts for the duration. The knowledge and awareness
of many beasts is limited by their intelligence, but at minimum,
beasts can give you information about nearby locations and
monsters, including whatever they can perceive or have
perceived within the past day. A target might be able to
persuade a beast to perform a small favor for them, at the GM's
discretion.
Water Breathing: Leviathan's Heart. When you cast the
Water Breathing spell, for the duration, while underwater,
affected creatures have advantage on Constitution saving
throws and on saving throws against being Frightened.
Water Breathing: Lone Shark. When you cast the Water
Breathing spell, if you target only one creature, for the duration,
that creature has Blindsight in a 30-foot radius while
underwater. It can only use this sense in water -- anything
outside the water is unaffected. Additionally, the target can
smell blood up to 1 mile away in water.
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Water Breathing: Resilient Respiration. When you cast the
Water Breathing spell, the duration becomes Instantaneous. The
spell's effects last for 24 hours.
Reminder: Dispelling Instantaneous Spells
Instantaneous spells can't be affected by Dispel Magic,
making this version of Water Breathing an especially
safe alternative for anyone worried about being
trapped deep underwater by a well placed Dispel
Magic from a Sea Hag or some other deep sea
spellcaster.
Water Walk: Full Sail. When you cast the Water Walk spell,
you can choose to target only one creature. For the duration,
that creature can Dash as a bonus action and ignores
nonmagical difficult terrain. When you cast the spell in this
way, it ends early if you cast it again.
Water Walk: Minor Miracles. When you cast the Water Walk
spell, you can do so using lower level spell slots than normal.
Using a 1st level spell slot, the spell can only affect one
creature. Using a 2nd level spell slot, it can affect a number of
creatures up to your spellcasting ability modifier, and the spell
can be cast as a bonus action.
Wind Wall: Launch Pad. When you cast the Wind Wall spell,
you and any number of creatures you designate can use a bonus
action to touch the wall while within 5 feet of it and become
harmlessly launched into the air by it. The wall carries straight
upwards, up to 50 feet until you reach the top of the wall. You
can then be launched in any direction, up to 20 feet vertically,
or 40 feet horizontally. The spell provides no special means or
mitigating or avoiding any fall damage caused by this
movement.
Wind Wall: Living Wind. When you cast the Wind Wall spell,
for the duration, you can use an action on subsequent turns to
move the wall up to 30 feet (from the center of the wall).
Wind Wall: Stormwinds. When you cast the Windwall spell,
at the start of each of your turns for the duration, a bolt of
lightning jumps from the wall towards one creature of your
choice within 20 feet of the wall, which must make a Dexterity
saving throw. A creature takes 1d8 lightning damage on a failed
save, or half as much on a success.
Wind Wall: Wild Winds. When you cast the Wind Wall spell,
it no longer requires concentration, but the duration becomes
1d6 rounds. The spell ends at the end of your turn on the last
round.

Water Walk: Speed of the Sea. When you cast the Water
Walk spell, the target's speed is also increased by 5 feet for the
duration, and by a further 5 feet while it moves across a liquid
surface as described in the spell. When you cast the spell in this
way, it ends early if you cast it again.

Wind Wall: Breath of Undeath. When you cast the Wind

Wall spell, you can infuse the foul air of the afterlife into it.
Any creature that starts its turn within 10 feet of the wall must
succeed a Constitution saving throw or become Sickened until
the start of its next turn.

Wind Wall: Deafening Winds. When you cast the Wind Wall
spell, creatures within 10 feet of the wall are Deafened.
Creatures more than 10 feet away but within 30 feet of the wall
have disadvantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks relying on
hearing.

Wind Wall: Fairwind Fortress. When you cast the Wind Wall
spell, for the duration, Medium and Large creatures must
succeed a Strength saving throw against your spell save DC to
pass through the wall. Large creatures have advantage on the
save. However, you and any creatures you designate command
the favor of the wind, allowing you to pass through unimpeded
(even if size Small or smaller).

Wind Wall: Gale Force. When you cast the Wind Wall spell,
for the spell's duration, you can use an action to repeat the
effect that occurs when the wall appears, forcing creatures in its
area to make the saving throw against the spell's damage. To do
so, you must first succeed on an ability check with your
spellcasting ability. The DC equals 13 + 2 for each other time
you have repeated the effect during this casting.

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Arcane Eye: Battle Scout. When you cast the Arcane Eye
spell, you can use a bonus action casting time, and the spell's
duration becomes 1 minute, no longer requiring concentration.
Additionally, for the duration, you can move the eye as a bonus
action.
Arcane Eye: Both Eyes Open. When you cast the Arcane Eye
spell, the spell creates two eyes, instead of one. When you use
an action to move an eye, you can only move one. You mentally
receive visual information from both eyes simultaneously.
Arcane Eye: Long Range Recon. When you cast the Arcane
Eye spell, for the duration, the distance you can move the eye as
an action becomes 300 feet, instead of 30. Additionally, the
spell doesn't end if the eye enters another plane of existence.
Arcane Eye: Paranoia. When you cast the Arcane Eye spell,
while the eye is within 30 feet of another creature that can't
detect the eye, you can use an action to inflict a feeling of
paranoia on that creature, which must make a Wisdom saving
throw. On a failed save, until the spell ends, that creature has
disadvantage on ability checks and saving throws while it
remains within 30 feet of the eye. If the creature ends its turn
more than 30 feet from the eye, or if it somehow detects the
eye, the effect immediately ends. You can only inflict paranoia
with the eye once during the spell's duration.
Arcane Eye: Superior Senses. When you cast the Arcane Eye
spell, for the duration, the eye shares all of your visual senses,
including the range of those senses. Additionally, you have
advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks through the eye.
Banishment: Enticing Exile. When you cast the Banishment
spell, a target that is charmed by you has disadvantage on its
saving throw. Additionally, a charmed target can choose to
willingly fail the saving throw.
Banishment: Flight of the Fearful. When you cast the
Banishment spell, a target that is frightened of you has
disadvantage on its saving throw. Additionally, if a frightened
target is banished and then returns from its banishment, it falls
prone.
Banishment: Shunt from Existence. When you cast the
Banishment spell, a creature that succeeds its saving throw
against the spell, but only by a margin of 5 or less is knocked
prone. Also, a creature that fails its save and is banished is
knocked prone when it reappears when the spell ends.
Banishment: Touch of the Planeskeeper. When you cast the
Banishment spell, you can change the range to Touch to impose
disadvantage on the target's initial saving throw against the
spell. If you are native to your current plane of existence and
the target is not, it also subtracts 1d4 from its saving throw.
Banishment: Traitor's Fate. When you cast the Banishment
spell targeting a creature that is native to your current plane of
existence, that creature has disadvantage on its saving throw.
Banishment: Warden's Decree. When you cast the
Banishment spell, the target can't willingly reenter the plane
you banished them from by any means, including teleportation
magic, physical connections between the planes, or even magic
such as a Wish spell. This effect lasts for 24 hours.
Black Tentacles: Abyssal Arms. When you cast the Black
Tentacles spell, if you speak Abyssal and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, you can conjure demonic
tentacles from the abyss, surround by a wreath of dark flames.
The spell deals fire damage, instead of bludgeoning. Any
creature restrained by the spell has disadvantage on saving
throws against spells and magical effects caused by Fiends.
Black Tentacles: Darkness Decay. When you cast the Black
Tentacles spell, any creature restrained by the spell is also
Decaying. Additionally, any part of the spell's area in total
darkness deals an additional 1d6 necrotic damage. However,
any part of the spell's area in bright is easier to escape --
creatures have advantage on saving throws against the spell in
brightly lit parts of its area.
Black Tentacles: Eldritch Storm. When you cast the Black
Tentacles spell, whenever a creature makes a saving throw
against the spell, it takes 1d6 lightning damage (regardless of
whether or not it succeeds the save).
Black Tentacles: Grasp of the Dark. When you cast the
Black Tentacles spell, on each of your turns for the duration,
you can use an action to target a creature within 15 feet of the
spell's area. That creature must make a Strength saving throw,
as black tentacles reach from the spell to put the target in. If the
target fails, it is pulled up to 15 feet towards the spell's area. If
this forces the creature to enter the spell's area, the creature
must make the saving throw against the spell.
Black Tentacles: Growing Madness. When you cast the
Black Tentacles spell, a creature that ends its turn inside the
area while restrained by the tentacles must make a DC 10
Intelligence saving throw. On a failed save, it gains a Short
Term Madness and an Indefinite Madness. The DC increases by
2 for each consecutive round the creature is forced to make the
save, but resets to 10 if the creature is no longer restrained in
the spell's area at any point. When the spell ends, you must also
make a DC 10 Intelligence saving throw, gaining a Short Term
Madness for 1 round on a failed save.
Black Tentacles: Inky Cloud. When you cast the Black
Tentacles spell, inky black fog fills a 20-foot cube centered on
the spell's area for the spell's duration. The fog heavily obscures
its area.
Black Tentacles: Master of Madness. When you cast the
Black Tentacles spell, you ignore the spell's difficult terrain and
automatically succeed saving throws against it. Additionally,
you gain a +5 bonus to Charisma (Intimidation) checks while
inside the area, and while you are in the area, other creatures
have disadvantage on saving throws against being Frightened
by you.
Black Tentacles: Mindwrack. When you cast the Black
Tentacles spell, for the duration, any creature restrained by the
tentacles is also Stupefied and exposed to Psychic damage.
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Black Tentacles: Otherworldly Binding. When you cast the
Black Tentacles spell, for the duration, any creature restrained
by the tentacles is also Weavebound.
Black Tentacles: Thought Probe. When you cast the Black
Tentacles spell, for the duration on each of your turns, you can
use an action to probe into the mind of one creature restrained
by the spell. If the creature you choose has an Intelligence of 3
or lower or doesn't speak any language, the creature is
unaffected. The target must make a Wisdom saving throw. If it
fails, you can psychically direct one question towards the target.
You gain insight into its immediately mental response,
including its reasoning (if any) and emotional state.
Black Tentacles: Unleashed Abyss. When you cast the Black
Tentacles spell, you can use a range of Self (20-foot radius),
instead of the normal range. If you do, the duration also
becomes 1d10 rounds (no longer concentration). The spell ends
at the end of your turn on the last round. Additionally, at the end
of each of your turns, the spell's radius increases by 5 feet.
Blight: Bloodspeaker. When you cast the Blight spell, rather
than using force to drain the moisture from the target's body,
you can speak a dark necromantic tongue to deceive the target's
vital fluids to depart from it. The saving throw becomes
Wisdom, instead of Constitution. Any feature that resists the
Charmed condition also affects this saving throw. If the target is
damaged by the spell, it oozes vital fluids (including blood and
biles) from its skin and orifices in a gruesome display. Creatures
within 10 feet of it that can see it must succeed a Constitution
saving throw or become Sickened until the end of their next
turn.
Blight: Cursed Ichor. When you cast the Blight spell, any
damage dealt by the spell also reduces the target's hit point
maximum by the same amount until it finishes a short or long
rest. Additionally, if the target fails its save, necrotic ichor oozes
from its body as you drain its vitality, and then hardens over it.
The target's movement speed is halved for 1 minute, or until it
uses an action to wipe away the hardened ichor.
Blight: Drain Life. When you cast the Blight spell, if you
target a creature within 10 feet of you, you can use your
reaction to gain temporary hit points equal to half the damage
dealt.
Blight: Gift of Decay. When you cast the Blight spell, any
non-Undead creature that fails its saving throw against the spell
is Decaying for 1 minute. It can repeat the saving throw at the
end of each of its turns, ending the condition on a success.
Alternatively, any Undead creature targeted by the spell isn't
forced to make the saving throw, but instead regains hit points
equal to the spell's damage.
Blight: Infectious Burst. When you cast the Blight spell, if
the initial target fails its saving throw, each creature within 10
feet of the target must also make the saving throw against the
spell. A creature takes half the spell's damage on a failed save,
or none on a successful one. Any creature reduced to 0 hit
points by this effect also bursts in a 5-foot radius. Creatures in
that area must succeed the saving throw against the spell or take
half the spell's damage.
Blight: Munching Maggots. When you cast the Blight spell,
if the target fails its saving throw, you can concentrate on the
spell to implant hundreds of tiny maggots in and around the
target's body. At the end of each of its turns while you
concentrate, the target takes 1d8 piercing damage as the
maggots eat away at it. The target or a creature within 5 feet of
it can use an action to scrape away the maggots, reducing the
damage die by one step (from a d8 to d6, and then d6 to d4). If
the damage die is already a d4, the effect ends. The effect also
ends immediately if the target takes acid, cold, fire, lightning,
radiant, or thunder damage.
Blight: Putrid Poison. When you cast the Blight spell, a
Poisoned creature has disadvantage on its saving throw.
Additionally, a creature that fails its saving throw becomes
Poisoned for up to 1 minute. It can repeat the saving throw at
the end of each of its turns, ending the effect on a success.
Blight: Resilient Rot. When you cast the Blight spell, if the
target succeeds its saving throw, but only by a margin less than
5, you can start concentrating on the spell for up to 1 minute to
hold on to some of the spell's energy. While concentrating, you
can use an action on each of your turns to repeat the spell's
effect against the same target. Each time you repeat the spell's
effect, its damage is reduced by one die cumulatively. Once the
target succeeds its saving throw by a margin of 5 or more, or
once it fails the saving throw, the spell immediately ends.
Blight: Touch of Drought. When you cast the Blight spell,
you can change the range to touch. When you do, if the target
fails its saving throw by a margin of 5 or more, it also gains a
level of Exhaustion, not exceeding a third level. A target
resistant or immune to necrotic damage ignores this effect.
Compulsion: Apple of the Eye. When you cast the
Compulsion spell, you can choose to target a single creature
you can see within range, instead of targeting an area. When
you do, if the target succeeds its initial saving throw against the
spell, you can maintain concentration on it, forcing the target to
make the saving throw again at the start of each of your turns
for the duration, until it fails, at which point the spell continues
as normal.
Compulsion: Beckoning Of The Beyond. When you cast the
Compulsion spell, if you speak Deep Speech and use it as a
verbal component in the spell's casting, you can echo voices
from the far realms into the minds of your targets. For the
duration, whenever a creature fails a saving throw against the
spell, it takes 1d8 psychic damage. Additionally, a creature that
is vulnerable to psychic damage has disadvantage on its saving
throw against the spell, but a creature resistant or immune to
psychic damage has advantage on its saving throw.
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Compulsion: By A String. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Compulsion spell, if you are proficient with Weaver's Tools
and use a set in the spell's casting, along with 2 gp worth of
golden thread per target (which the spell consumes), each
affected creature is tethered to you by a magical string that
exists and is visible only on the ethereal plane. The string can
be destroyed (AC 10, HP 1) on the Ethereal Plane. While a
creature is tethered to you in this way, you can designate a
specific point for that creature to move towards. You can
designate a different point for each affected creature tethered to
you. You can also designate for a creature to move vertically,
although it only does so as safely as possible. For example, you
could designate a point on the ground to cause a flying creature
to land, or a burrowing creature to emerge. Each creature still
avoids obvious dangers as described in the spell while moving
towards the designated point.
Compulsion: Command Charmed. When you cast the
Compulsion spell, a creature already charmed by you
automatically fails its saving throw. However, any target that
has advantage on saving throws against being charmed
automatically succeeds its saving throw.
Compulsion: Lover's Call. When you cast the Compulsion
spell, if you choose for an affected target to move directly
towards you, the target also uses its action to Dash before it
moves. If the target's distance from you is equal to or less than
its speed, it ignores this additional effect.
Compulsion: Siren's Wave. When you cast the Compulsion
spell, you can change the range to Self (90-foot cone). When
you do, you don't need to see a creature to target it, as long as
you are aware of the creature and it can hear you.
Compulsion: Succubus Seduction. When you cast the
Compulsion spell, if you speak Infernal and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, a creature that fails its initial
saving throw against the spell is Charmed by you until the spell
ends for it. However, a creature that speaks Infernal has
advantage on its saving throws against the spell.
Confusion: Child of Chaos. When you cast the Confusion
spell, you can change the range and shape of the spell to Self
(30-foot radius). When you do, you also must make the saving
throw against the spell.
Confusion: Cone of Confusion. When you cast the
Confusion spell, you can change the spell's area to a 60-foot
cone. When you cast the spell this way using a spell slot of 5th
level or higher, the cone's size increases by a further 10 feet for
each slot level above 4th.
Confusion: Controlled Chaos. When you cast the Confusion
spell, for the duration, roll the d10 twice each time you would
roll it, choosing which result to use.
Confusion: Deck of Fate. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Confusion spell, if you are proficient with playing card sets
and use a set in the spell's casting, instead of each target rolling
a d10 at the start of its turns, you draw a card from a shuffled
deck of standard playing cards when you cast the spell, and
again at the start of each of your turns, determining the spell's
effect for all affected creatures until you draw again. If you
draw a card numbered 1-10, consult the spell's effect table as
normal. For other cards, consult the table below:
Card Effect
Save this card for the duration and draw again.
Jack Anytime you draw a 9 or 10, you can expend this card
to redraw.
Each target takes the Dash action and moves as close
Queen as possible to you or as far as possible from you (your
choice).
Choose a command as described in the Command
King spell. Each target comes under the effects of that
command.
The spell inflicts a confusion effect of your choice
Ace
from the spell
Each target becomes overwhelmed with laughter.
Joker Each target falls prone, becoming incapacitated and
unable to stand up or speak for the duration.
Confusion: Psychotic Snap. When you cast the Confusion
spell, you can change the saving throw from Wisdom to
Intelligence. A creature suffering from a Short Term, Long
Term, or Indefinite Madness has disadvantage on its saving
throw.
Confusion: Solitary Confinement. When you cast the
Confusion spell, you can choose to target a single creature you
can see within range, instead of targeting an area. When you do,
if the target succeeds its initial saving throw against the spell,
you can maintain concentration on the spell regardless, forcing
the target to make the saving throw again at the start of each of
your turns for the duration, until it fails, at which point the spell
continues as normal, or until the spell otherwise ends.
Conjure Minor Elementals: Choice Conjuration. When
you cast the Conjure Minor Elementals spell, you can choose
what kind of elemental creatures the spell summons. You can
only choose an elemental creature you have encountered before,
or you can simply specify a general element such as "air",
"fire", etc.
Note: Choosing Conjured Creatures
The Conjure Minor Elementals spell is somewhat
unclear in its wording and debated throughout the
community. Many GMs rule that the player can choose
only from the options in the spell, but don't get to
select exactly what kind of creatures appear. Others
may rule differently. This mastery is only relevant at
tables that rule in the former way.
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Conjure Minor Elementals: Elemental Bond. When you
cast the Conjure Minor Elementals spell, choose one of the
elementals conjured by the spell. For the duration, while that
creature is within 15 feet of you, you share its damage
resistances, and you are also resistant to any damage that
creature is immune to.
Conjure Woodland Beings: Flash of Fey. When you cast the
Conjure Woodland Beings spell, you can change the duration to
Special. The spell lasts 1d4 rounds, not requiring concentration.
The creatures disappear at the end of their turn on the last
round. The spell ends immediately if you cast it again. You can
only use this effect while choosing to summon one or two
creatures with the spell.
Conjure Woodland Beings: Sylvan Spirit. When you cast
the Conjure Woodland Beings spell, for the duration, while you
are within 10 feet of one of the summoned creatures, you have
advantage on saving throws against being charmed and against
all spells or magical effects from Fey.
Control Water: Combat Magic. When you cast the Control
Water spell, you can concentrate on the spell while also
concentrating on one additional spell. When you do, the spell
ends if you don't use your action on each of your turns to cause
one of the spell's effects.
Control Water: Master of the Sea. When you cast the
Control Water spell, for the duration, you gain the following
benefits:
You can breathe underwater
You have a swim speed of 60 feet
You can walk on water surfaces as though it was solid
ground (when you choose to do so)
Control Water: Ocean Waker. When you cast the Control
Water spell, you can cause the spell's effects on subsequent
turns as a bonus action, instead of an action, provided you
target an area of sea water or magical water that doesn't
explicitly say it is fresh water.
Death Ward: Armor Against Extermination. When you cast
the Death Ward spell, the target also gains 4d6 temporary hit
points, which last until the spell ends.
Death Ward: Death's Door. When you cast the Death Ward
spell, when the spell triggers to prevent the target from
dropping to 0 hit points, the target can immediately teleport to
an unoccupied space of its choice that it can see within 30 feet.
Death Ward: Fear The Reaper. When you cast the Death
Ward spell, when the spell triggers to prevent the target from
dropping to 0 hit points, an illusory hooded figure made of
ghastly smoke appears over the target, rebuking its enemies.
Each creature hostile to the target and within 20 feet of it must
make a Wisdom saving throw. Undead creatures are unaffected.
On a failed save, a creature is Frightened of the target until the
end of that creature's next turn.
Death Ward: Hellfire Retaliation. When you cast the Death
Ward spell, when the spell triggers to prevent the target from
dropping to 0 hit points, a wave of firey spirits immediately
ushers out around them. Creatures in a 20-foot radius around
the target must make a Dexterity saving throw. A creature takes
3d6 fire damage on a failed save, or half as much on a
successful one. When you cast the spell using a spell slot of 5th
level or higher, the damage increases by 1d6 for each slot level
above 4th. If you cast the spell using this mastery again, any
previous instance of the spell with this mastery ends.
Death Ward: Grave Kight's Armor. When you cast the Death
Ward spell targeting yourself, for the duration, while you aren't
wearing armor, a spectral black plate armor with a ghastly
appearance surrounds you. Your base AC becomes 13 + your
Constitution modifier. You lose this benefit if you don armor or
end the spell as an action.
Death Ward: Necrobane. When you cast the Death Ward
spell, the target is also resistant to necrotic damage for the
duration, and can't have its hit point maximum reduced by
Necromancy magic or Undead creatures.
Death Ward: Radiant Refuge. When you cast the Death Ward
spell, for the duration, the target sheds bright light in a 10-foot
radius and dim light for an additional 10 feet. If another
creature inside in the light would be reduced to 0 hit points as a
result of taking damage, the spell's original target can use its
reaction to cause the other creature to drop to 1 hit point
instead. The spell then ends.
Death Ward: Resilient Ward. When you cast the Death Ward
spell, the first time the spell would prevent the target from
dropping to 0 hit points, there is a 50% chance the spell doesn't
end.
Death Ward: Shield of the Stormsoul. When you cast the
Death Ward spell, when the spell triggers to prevent the target
from dropping to 0 hit points, a thunderous burst immediately
erupts around them. Creatures in a 10-foot radius around the
target must make a Strength saving throw. On a failed save, a
creature takes 2d10 thunder damage and is pushed 10 feet away
from the target. On a successful save, a creature takes half as
much damage and isn't pushed. When you cast the spell using a
spell slot of 5th level or higher, the damage increases by 1d10
for each slot level above 4th. If you cast the spell using this
mastery again, any previous instance of the spell with this
mastery ends.
Death Ward: Soul Guardian. When you cast the Death Ward
spell targeting any creature other than yourself, you can use a 1
minute casting time and 100 gp worth of silver dust (which the
spell consumes) to make the duration Until Dispelled. The spell
ends early if you cast it again, or if you drop to 0 hit points.
Death Ward: Spectral Salvation. When you cast the Death
Ward spell, when the spell triggers to prevent the target from
dropping to 0 hit points, the target also becomes Invisible for
1d4 rounds, until the end of the target's turn on the last round.
The invisibility ends if the target attacks or casts a spell.
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Death Ward: Vitality Boost. When you cast the Death Ward
spell, when the spell would prevent the target from dropping to
0 hit points, the target can also immediately roll one of its hit
dice and regain hit points equal to the roll plus your spellcasting
ability modifier.
Dimension Door: Death's Door. When you cast the
Dimension Door spell, you can do so as a reaction when you
reach a number of hit points equal to or lower than your level,
but not 0.
Dimension Door: Disappearing Act. When you cast the
Dimension Door spell, you can concentrate on the spell to cause
yourself and any creature you bring with you become invisible
until the end of your next turn, ending early for a creature if that
creature attacks or casts a spell.
Dimension Door: Double Door. When you cast the
Dimension Door spell, before your turn ends, you can use a
bonus action to teleport again as described in the spell, though
the spell's range is halfed for this second teleportation.
Dimension Door: Ether Echo. When you cast the another
Conjuration spell of 1st level or higher, you can immediately
thereafter use your reaction to cast the Dimension Door spell.
When you do, the range for the spell equals 100 times the level
of the triggering spell.
Ether Echo Clarification
You must still expend a spell slot for this casting of
Dimension Door. The mastery simply provides an
alternate casting time.
Dimension Door: Ghost's Gateway. When you cast the
Dimension Door spell, it doesn't require verbal components for
you, instead requiring somatic. Additionally, casting the spell
doesn't end any source of Invisibility that would otherwise end
when you cast a spell.
Dimension Door: More The Merrier. When you cast the
Dimension Door spell, you can bring along a number of
creatures equal to half your spellcasting ability modifier (round
up, minimum of 1).
Dimension Door: Revolving Door. When you cast the
Dimension Door spell, you can concentrate on the spell for up
to 1 minute. On each of your turns for the duration, as an action,
you can teleport again, but only to the point where you cast the
spell initially, or to the initial target point you teleported to. If
you move more than 10 feet away from either point at any point
during the duration, the spell immediately ends.
Dimension Door: Secret Tunnel. When you cast the
Dimension Door spell, you can delay your arrival for a number
of rounds up to your spellcasting ability modifier. You disappear
when you cast the spell, but you don't arrive at your destination
until specified number of rounds has passed, at the start of your
turn. During the in-between, you exist in an empty interplanar
space. You can't take any actions or move inside this space, but
you can see through two circular windows. One window
observes a 15-foot radius around the point at which you cast the
spell, the other observes you a 15-foot radius around your
destination.
Dimension Door: Way of the World Tree. When you cast the
Dimension Door spell, you can pass through the interplanar
space of the World Tree to reach your destination. When you
do, colorful spectral vines appear in a 10-foot square on the
ground around the point where you cast the spell. Each creature
in that area must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed
save, a creature becomes Restrained by the vines until the start
of your next turn. While Restrained in this way, a creature is
also Weavebound.
Divination: Inspiring Premonitions. When you cast the
Divination spell, without doing so as a Ritual, you gain a d10
inspiration die, which lasts for up to 7 days. Whenever you
make an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw directly
related to the goal, event, or activity which you inquired about
in your divination spell, you can expend the inspiration die to
roll it and add the die to your total. You can do so after rolling,
but before any result is determined. If the goal, event, or
activity passes, the inspiration die is lost.
Divined Events & GM Discretion
No small amount of GM discretion is required in
general with spells like Divination. This extends to the
Divination: Inspiring Premonitions mastery. The GM is
encouraged to rule generously in favor of the players,
allowing the benefits of the mastery to be used,
although not necessarily abused.
Divination: Instant Augur. When you cast the Divination
spell, the casting time is 1 bonus action. When you cast the
spell as a ritual, it only takes 1 action.
Dominate Beast: Alpha Energy. When you cast the
Dominate Beast spell, the DC increases by 2 for each of the
following conditions that are true:
Your size is at least one category larger than the Beast
The beast is Frightened by you
The beast is at or below half its hit point maximum
The beast is prone and within 5 feet of you, and you
aren't prone
Dominate Beast: Beastmaster Bond. When you cast the
Dominate Beast spell, for the duration, while the beast is within
10 feet of you, both you and the beast have advantage on saving
throws against being frightened, and the beast has advantage on
attack rolls.
Dominate Beast: Expanded Entities. When you cast the
Dominate Beast spell, you can also target Dragons, Elementals,
and Monstrosities of a CR equal to or less than your
spellcasting ability modifier.
Dominate Beast: Skilled Master. When you cast the
Dominate Beast spell, for the duration, you can take full control
of the target as a bonus action or an action on each of your turns
(though never both).
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Fabricate: Speed Craft. When you cast the Fabricate spell,
you can use a casting time of 1 minute, instead of 10 minutes. If
you cast the spell using a 5th level spell slot, the casting time is
1 action instead. Using a spell slot of 6th level or higher, the
casting time is 1 bonus action.
Faithful Hound: Direct Command. When you cast the
Faithful Hound spell, you can start concentrating on the spell at
any point during its duration to take direct command over the
hound. When you do, you can use a bonus action on each of
your turns to move the hound up to 40 feet, or an action to
move it up to three times as far. Once you start concentrating on
the spell, it ends after 1 minute.
Faithful Hound: Eldritch Guardian. When you cast the
Faithful Hound, you can conjure an aberrant spirit with
tentacles and hundreds of eyes. When the spirit first senses a
creature, it becomes visible to that creature, which must make
an Intelligence saving throw if it can see the spirit. On a failed
save, the creature becomes Frightened of the spirit for up to 1
minute. If it fails the saving throw by a margin of 5 or more, it
is also Stunned until the end of its next turn.
Faithful Hound: Mastiff Pounce. When you cast the
Faithful Hound spell, a creature hit by the hound's attack must
make a Strength saving throw against your spell save DC or fall
prone. A Small or smaller creature has disadvantage on this
save.
Faithful Hound: Pack Instincts. When you cast the Faithful
Hound spell, for the duration, the hound's attacks have
advantage against any target that is also within 5 feet of you or
one of your allies, provided you (or the ally) aren't
incapacitated. Likewise, your attacks have advantage against a
target that is both within 5 feet of you and within 5 feet of the
hound.
Faithful Hound: Winged Watcher. When you cast the
Faithful Hound spell, you create an avian spirit, instead of a
Hound. The bird can detect creatures up to 120 feet away and
alert you of their presence, and its vision pierces nonmagical
and magical darkness alike. Additionally, the bird's attacks deal
only 1d8 damage on a hit, but the target must make a Dexterity
saving throw or become Blinded until the end of its next turn.
Fire Shield: Absorption Shield. When you cast the Fire
Shield spell, for the duration, when you would take 10 or less
fire (for hot shield) or cold (for chill shield) damage, instead
reduce the damage to 0, and the next time the shield deals
damage to an attacker, the damage increases by one die. This
bonus doesn't stack.
Damage Reduction Reminder
Resistance (and vulnerability) are always applied last,
after any other modifiers to damage.
Fire Shield: Dragonscales. When you cast the Fire Shield
spell, if you speak Draconic and use it as a verbal component in
the spell's casting, the spell grants you certain dragon-magic
features. For the duration, you can calculate your base AC as 13
+ your spellcasting ability modifier. Additionally, you are
immune to any Dragon breath weapon that deals the cold
damage (for a chill shield) or fire damage (for a warm shield).
Fire Shield: Elemental Armor. When you cast the Fire
Shield spell, for the spell's duration, you have a +2 bonus to
your AC, but the spell's damage is reduced to 2d6 (instead of
2d8).
Fire Shield: Expanded Elements. When you cast the Fire
Shield spell, you also gain the ability to create a caustic shield
or storm shield. The storm shield grants you resistance to
lightning damage, and deals lightning damage instead of cold or
fire. The caustic shield does likewise for acid, instead of
lightning.
Fire Shield: Guardian Gift. When you cast the Fire Shield
spell, you can touch a willing creature upon the spell's casting
to bestow its benefits to them. When you do, the spell requires
concentration.
Fire Shield: Harmonious Hybrid. When you cast the Fire
Shield spell, you can create a Frostfire shield which harmonizes
the elements of flame and frost into one. This shield grants
resistance to both fire and cold damage, and deals 1d8 cold and
1d8 fire damage to attackers, instead of the spell's normal
damage.
Fire Shield: Rip-roaring Riposte. When you cast the Fire
Shield spell, for the duration, when a creature within 5 feet of
you hits you with a melee attack and the shield erupts with
flame, you can use your reaction to increase the damage dealt to
the attacker by the shield by one die, and to force the attacker to
make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the target
becomes Scorched (if fire damage) or Chilled (if cold damage)
until the end of its next turn.
Freedom of Movement: Course Control. When you cast the
Freedom of Movement spell, for the duration, you can't be
made to move by an effect that is Charming you, nor is your
movement inhibited by effects that Frighten you.
Freedom of Movement: Dexterous Blessing. When you cast
the Freedom of Movement spell, you can concentrate on it to
empower it for the duration: the target also gains a +2 bonus to
its AC and Dexterity saving throws.
Freedom of Movement: Fleet of Foot. When you cast the
Freedom of Movement spell, you can concentrate on it to
empower it for the duration: the target's speed is increased by
10 feet, and it can Dash or Disengage as a bonus action.
Freedom of Movement: Oozeflesh. When you cast the
Freedom of Movement spell, for the duration, the target also
has resistance to acid damage, but vulnerability to cold damage.
Additionally, it can move through a space as narrow as 1 inch
wide without squeezing. When it does, its flesh temporarily
shifts to an ooze-lik, viscous consistency. When you cast the
spell in this way, it lasts 10 minutes.
Freedom of Movement: Vertical Grace. When you cast the
Freedom of Movement spell, you can concentrate on it to
empower it for the duration: the target can also stand from
prone using only 5 feet of movement, its jump distance is
tripled, and it takes no damage from falling.
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Giant Insect: Aberrant Insects. When you cast the Giant
Insect spell, if you speak Deep Speech and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, you can create aberrant
variants of the insects, twisted by the magic of the far realms.
The insects created by the spell are immune to psychic damage
and to the charmed and frightened conditions. Additionally, any
poison damage that would be dealt by an insect becomes
psychic damage instead, and saving throws against this damage
use Intelligence, instead of Constitution. Lastly, any poisoned
condition that would be inflicted by the insects ignores
immunity to the poisoned condition.
Giant Insect: Blight Bugs. When you cast the Giant Insect
spell, the poisonous insects are empowered by your magic. For
the duration, use your spellcasting save DC in place of the
insect's DC for any of its features that inflict poison damage or
the poisoned condition.
Giant Insect: Firebugs. When you cast the Giant Insect spell,
for the duration, the giant insects are resistant to fire damage.
When a giant insect is reduced to 0 hit points, it erupts with
flame, dealing fire damage equal to 10 times its CR (round up)
to any creature within 5 feet of it that fails a Dexterity saving
throw against your spell save DC.
Giant Insect: Hell Swarm. When you cast the Giant Insect
spell, if you speak Infernal and use it as a verbal component in
the spell's casting, you can create fiendish variants of the
insects, corrupted by the magic of the hells. The insects created
by the spell count as Fiends (Devils), instead of beasts. Their
attacks deal +1 fire damage (for centipedes), +1d4 fire damage
(for spiders and wasps), or +1d8 fire damage (for scorpions).
Giant Insect: Rage Spawn. When you cast the Giant Insect
spell, the giant insects enter a furious rage when they transform.
While raging, the insects are resistant to nonmagical
bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage. The rage ends for
an insect if it ends its turn without any enemies within 30 feet
of it.
Giant Insect: Summoner's Swarm. When you cast the Giant
Insect spell, you can choose to use the duration "1 minute"
instead, not requiring concentration. However, when you do,
you must use an action on each of your subsequent turns to
maintain the spell. If you don't, you lose control of the creatures
for the duration of the spell. The creatures become hostile,
attacking the closest non-insect creature to them.
Greater Invisibility: Delicate Spell. When you cast the
Greater Invisibility spell, you can concentrate on it while also
concentrating on one other spell. However, you must use your
action on each of your turns to maintain the spell, or it ends.
Greater Invisibility: Illusory Assassin. When you cast the
Greater Invisibility spell, for the duration, when the target
makes a weapon attack against a creature from whom it is
hidden, the attack deals +1d4 force damage and is a critical hit
on a d20 roll of 19 or 20.
Greater Invisibility: Silent Steps. When you cast the Greater
Invisibility spell, for the duration, the target is wrapped in
magical silence so that it can create no sound of any kind. Even
its steps are completely silent. It is impossible for the target to
cast a spell that includes a verbal component while under this
effect. Additionally, the target emits no scent or thermal
signatures. It also has advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks
against creatures using Blindsight or Tremorsense.
Greater Invisibility: Smuggler's Shroud. When you cast the
Greater Invisibility spell, you can target an object instead of a
creature. The object can be no larger than 10 feet in any
dimension.
Smuggler's Shroud Note
Sometimes a group of objects count as one object for
the purposes of effects like this. For example, a chest
and its contents would count as one object, all
becoming invisible. However, an object removed from
the chest would become visible, while the chest itself
would remain invisible. The GM should use their
discretion in such rulings, typically doing so in favor
of the players, but without setting precedent for
abusing the mastery to break the game.
Greater Invisibility: Unseen Step. When you cast the Greater
Invisibility, the target can use an action on one of its subsequent
turns for the duration to teleport up to 30 feet to an unoccupied
space it can see. When it does, there is a 25% chance the spell
ends. This chance increases by 25% for each time it has used
the effect already during the duration. It can't use the effect
while at least one creature can see it (such as with Truesight).
Guardian of Faith: Chariot Charge. When you cast the
Guardian of Faith spell, you can use an action on any of your
turns for the duration to move the guardian up to 40 feet. This
movement doesn't trigger the guardian's effect.
Guardian of Faith: Divine Battlecry. When you cast the
Guardian of Faith spell, it lets out a thunderous divine battlecry
when it appears. Creatures of your choice within 10 feet of the
guardian must make a Strength saving throw. On a failed save,
a creature takes 2d6 thunder damage and is pushed 15 feet away
from the guardian. A creature that fails its save by a margin of 5
or more is also frightened of the guardian until the end of its
next turn. Fiends and Undead have disadvantage on this saving
throw.
Guardian of Faith: Emergency Ally. When you cast the
Guardian of Faith spell, you can use the casting time of "1
reaction, which you take when a creature hostile to you moves
to a space within 10 feet of you for the first time on a turn". The
movement which triggered the spell also triggers the guardian's
saving throw.
Guardian of Faith: Forceful Spirit. When you cast the
Guardian of Faith spell, each time the spirit would force a
creature to make a saving throw, you can use your reaction to
choose to halve the damage (before the save is made). When
you do, the target is pushed 15 feet away from you if it fails the
saving throw. It is also knocked prone after being pushed if it
fails by a margin of 5 or more.
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Guardian of Faith: Guardian Angel. When you cast the
Guardian of Faith spell, instead of creating the guardian at a
point in space, you can choose for it to hover in your space and
move with you for the duration.
Guardian of Faith: Imposing Visage. When you cast the
Guardian of Faith spell, when a creature would move into the
guardian's reach for the first time during the duration, it must
first make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, the
creature becomes Frightened of the Guardian until the spell
ends. A creature frightened this way can use an action to repeat
its saving throw, ending the effect on a success.
Guardian of Faith: Momentary Miracle. When you cast the
Guardian of Faith spell, you can change the duration to 1
minute. When you do, the spell doesn't end when the guardian
reaches a certain threshold of damage dealt.
Guardian of Faith: Shieldbearer. When you cast the
Guardian of Faith spell, creatures of your choice gain a +2
bonus to its AC and to Dexterity saving throws while within 5
feet of the guardian.
Guardian of Faith: Unwavering Watcher. When you cast
the Guardian of Faith spell, after the guardian reaches its
threshold of damage dealt, the spell doesn't end. However, the
guardian's damage thereafter is reduced to 5, instead of 20.
Hallucinatory Terrain: Immersive Illusion. When you cast
the Hallucinatory Terrain spell, objects and structures within
range adjust their appearance to fit the illusory changes you
make to the terrain. For example, a house in a snowy field
would appear to have snow on its roof, a building in a lake
would appear wet, and a structure in an overgrown swamp
might have vines and other plant growth crawling up its walls.
Additionally, although tactile characteristics of the terrain itself
aren't changed, the ambient environment reflects the illusion:
the temperature in the air shifts to match (though never to an
extreme degree), and smells and sounds surround the area that
would be fitting to the environment. This imposes disadvantage
on any Investigation check to discern the true nature of the
illusion.
Hallucinatory Terrain: Instant of Illusion. When you cast
the Hallucinatory Terrain spell, you can change the casting time
to 1 action, but the duration changes to 1 minute.
Hallucinatory Terrain: Massive Mirage. When you cast the
Hallucinatory Terrain spell, the spell's range and the size of the
cube each become 500 feet.
Hallucinatory Terrain: Terraformer. When you cast the
Hallucinatory Terrain spell, if you use 50 gp of silver dust
(which is consumed in the spell's casting) as a material
component, you can use a duration of "Until Dispelled".
Ice Storm: Caustic Cold. When you cast the Ice Storm spell,
you can call down frozen acid, instead of frozen water. The
spell's cold damage becomes acid damage. Additionally, until
the end of your next turn, a creature takes 5 acid damage for
every 5 feet it moves on the ground in the spell's area.
Ice Storm: Giant Hailstones. When you cast the Ice Storm
spell, any creature without cover from the spell has
disadvantage on its saving throw, and is knocked prone on a
failed save. A creature with cover, however, has advantage on
its saving throw.
Ice Storm: Hard Hitting Hail. When you cast the Ice Storm
spell, Constitution saving throws to maintain concentration
caused by damage from the spell have disadvantage.
Additionally, a creature that fails its saving throw by a margin
of 5 or more is Dazed until the end of your next turn.
Ice Storm: Tundra's Welcome. When you cast the Ice Storm
spell, the spell's radius is doubled, and the difficult terrain
created by the spell lasts for 1 minute.
Ice Storm: Winter's Reign. When you cast the Ice Storm
spell, you can change the duration to "Concentration, up to 1
minute". At the start of each of your turns for the duration,
creatures in the spell's area must make the saving throw against
the spell. Additionally, the difficult terrain from the storm lasts
until the spell ends.
Locate Creature: Long Range Location. When you cast the
Locate Creature spell, the spell reaches as far as 1 mile. This
range increases when you cast the spell using certain higher
level spell slots: 5 miles using a 5th level slot, 10 miles using a
6th level slot, 20 miles using a 7th level slot, 50 miles using an
8th level slot, and 100 miles using a 9th level slot.
Locate Creature: Innate Sense. When you cast the Locate
Creature spell, it doesn't require concentration for you, but the
duration becomes a number of minutes equal to 10 times your
spellcasting ability modifier.
Locate Creature: Insightful Eye. When you cast the Locate
Creature spell, you learn whether the located creature is injured,
whether it is currently able to sense you, and whether it is
awake or asleep. Additionally, the spell can still locate a
creature you specify that is currently in a different form,
ignoring the normal restriction. Lastly, the spell isn't blocked by
water, or by a Nondetection spell cast at a lower level than this
spell.
Locate Creature: Pinpoint. When you cast the Locate
Creature spell to locate a specific creature, for the spell's
duration, you know the target's exact location while it is within
120 feet of you. It can't be h idden from, even while it is
Invisible. Your attacks against it have advantage.
Locate Creature: Spirit Survey. When you cast the Locate
Creature spell, you can use an action to designate a new target
to try and locate. Each time you do so after the first time, there
is a 5% chance the spell ends (increasing by 5% with each
attempt).
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Locate Creature: Tracker's Sense. When you cast the Locate
Creature spell, you can concentrate on the spell for up to 8
hours. Additionally, for the spell's duration, you can cast the
Hunter's Mark spell once against the same target without
expending a spell slot, and you can concentrate on that version
of Hunter's Mark simultaneously with this spell (make separate
saving throws to maintain concentration as necessary for each).
You can't use a spell mastery for this version of Hunter's Mark.
Tracker's Sense Note
You don't have to know the Hunter's Mark spell to cast
it via this mastery. The mastery provides the spell for
you, but only once.
Phantasmal Killer: Aberrant Illusion. When you cast the
Phantasmal Killer spell, if you speak Deep Speech and use it in
the spell's casting, you can twist the illusion into mindbending
visions of the far realms and the horrors within it. A creature
that fails its saving throw by a margin of 5 or more gains a
random Short Term Madness until the end of its next turn.
Phantasmal Killer: Crippling Fear. When you cast the
Phantasmal Killer spell, while a creature is frightened by the
spell, its speed is also halved, and it has disadvantage on
Dexterity ability checks and saving throws.
Phantasmal Killer: Dire Dread. When you cast the
Phantasmal Killer spell, if you target a creature that is already
frightened, the spell doesn't require concentration for you.
Phantasmal Killer: Hand Crafted Horror. When you cast
the Phantasmal Killer spell, you can use an action on each of
your turns to choose one of the effects below, which lasts until
the start of your next turn (ending early if the spell ends). If you
don't use your action to do so, you must either use your bonus
action to maintain the spell, or the spell ends at the end of your
turn.
If the target fails its next saving throw, it also can not
speak until the end of its next turn. This prevents it from
casting spells requiring verbal components.
If the target fails its next saving throw, it becomes
Charmed by you until the end of its next turn. If the
target instead succeeds its next saving throw, it loses any
knowledge that you are the caster of the spell. It
remembers being affected, but not that you are the
source.
If the target fails its next saving throw by a margin of 5
or more, it becomes Blinded until the end of its next
turn.
The target has disadvantage on its next saving throw. If
it fails, it takes an extra 2d10 psychic damage.
Phantasmal Killer: Infectious Fear. When you cast the
Phantasmal Killer spell, if the target fails its saving throw, any
creature within 15 feet of the target that can see it must also
make the saving throw against the spell. On a failed save, a
creature is also affected by the spell, although it doesn't take
any of the spell's damage.
Phantasmal Killer: Lord of Nightmares. When you cast the
Phantasmal Killer spell, for the duration, you can bestow the
mantle of terror onto yourself, wrapping yourself in the spell's
illusions. For the duration, while you are within 15 feet of the
target and it can see you, it has disadvantage on its saving
throws against the spell, and the spell's damage increases by 1
die. While you are more than 15 feet from the target, it has
advantage on its saving throws against it and the spell's damage
decreases by 1 die.
Additionally, while within 15 feet of an affected creature, you
can use an action to increase that creature's fear. It must make a
Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, its speed is 0 until the
end of its next turn, and it subtracts a d6 from its saving throws
against the spell. On a successful save, its speed is halved until
the end of its next turn."
Phantasmal Killer: Mortal Coil. When you cast the
Phantasmal Killer spell, humanoid targets that are missing hit
points subtract a d4 from their saving throws against the spell,
or a d6 while missing 50% or more of their hit points.
Additionally, if a humanoid is reduced to 0 hit points by the
spell, they perish in a horrifying, dramatic deathrattle. Any
other creature you are fighting within 15 feet of the creature that
see it die must succeed a Wisdom saving throw or become
Frightened of you until the end of its next turn. The cruelty of
this magic often lingers in the minds of any who witness a death
at its hand, and may affect their opinions of you.
Phantasmal Killer: Phantom Rite. When you cast the
Phantasmal Killer spell, it doesn't require verbal components
for you. Additionally, while you are hidden from the target, it
has disadvantage on its saving throws against the spell. While
you are detected by the target, however, it has advantage on its
saving throws against it.
Phantasmal Killer: Psychic Swords. When you cast the
Phantasmal Killer spell, for the duration, your melee weapon
attacks deal 1d6 additional psychic damage against an affected
creature.
Phantasmal Killer: Seductive Destruction. When you cast
the Phantasmal Killer spell, you can manifest the target's
deepest desires into a corrupted version of themselves. Instead
of being frightened, the target is Charmed.
Phantasmal Killer: Serial Killer. When you cast the
Phantasmal Killer spell, for the spell's duration, you can use an
action on your turn to move the spirit from one creature to
another. The spell ends for the first creature, and the second
must make the saving throw against it or become affected. If the
current affected creature is at 0 hit points, moving the spirit
only requires a bonus action instead.
Phantasmal Killer: System Overload. When you cast the
Phantasmal Killer spell targeting a construct, it ignores
immunity to the Frightened condition, and the target can't
benefit from advantage on its saving throw. Additionally, while
the target is affected by the spell, it is Dazed and its speed is
halved.
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Phantasmal Killer: Traumatic Terror. When you cast the
Phantasmal Killer spell, if the spell ends due to its duration
completing or the target succeeding its saving throw, but not by
a margin of 5 or more, a haunting fear clings to target. Until the
creature finishes a short or long rest, it remains Frightened of
you.
Polymorph: Creator's Connection. When you cast the
Polymorph spell targeting a creature other than yourself, for the
duration, you can communicate with the target as though under
the Speak With Animals spell. Additionally, you can use this
communication telepathically out to a range of 120 feet.
Polymorph: Dire Form. When you cast the Polymorph spell,
the target is transformed into a more powerful and deadly
version of whatever beast you choose. While transformed, the
target's size increases by one category, it gains +4 to its Strength
score, and it gains additional max hit points in its beast form
equal to your level. You must a bonus action on each of your
turns to maintain this transformation, or it ends.
Polymorph: Elemental Beast. When you cast the Polymorph
spell, choose one element from acid, cold, fire, or lightning. For
the spell's duration, the transformed target has resistance to the
chosen damage type, and its melee weapon attacks deal 1d4
extra damage of the chosen type on a hit.
Polymorph: Primordial Forms. When you cast the
Polymorph spell, you can also turn the target into an Elemental
of the appropriate challenge rating. The target does not gain any
spellcasting abilities, legendary resistances, or legendary
actions its new form would provide. You must a bonus action
on each of your turns to maintain this transformation, or it ends.
Polymorph: Reverse Polymorph. When you cast the
Polymorph spell, it gains two alternative uses:
The first is to end a Polymorph spell on an affected creature. It
instantly reverts to its original form, and any Polymorph spell
affecting it ends. Additionally, while you concentrate on the
spell, the target can't be affected again by any Polymorph spell.
The second is to target a Beast and transform it into a
Humanoid. The new form uses the Commoner stat block found
in the 5th edition SRD. The target's game statistics, including
mental ability scores, are replaced by the statistics of the
Commoner. It retains its alignment and personality. The target
assumes the hit points of its new form. When it reverts to its
normal form, the creature returns to the number of hit points it
had before it transformed. If it reverts as a result of dropping to
0 hit points, any excess damage carries over to its normal form.
As long as the excess damage doesn't reduce the creature's
normal form to 0 hit points, it isn't knocked unconscious. The
creature is limited in the actions it can perform by the nature of
its new form. It can speak Common and any other language you
know. It transforms wearing basic clothes and wielding no gear.
The clothes created by the transformation disappear when the
transformation ends.
Polymorph: Toll of the Transformation. When you cast the
Polymorph spell, if the target reverts as a result of dropping to 0
hit points, it also gains one level of exhaustion, not exceeding a
third level. Alternatively, if you concentrate on the spell for the
full duration and the target then reverts as a result of the spell
ending, it gains three levels of exhaustion, not exceeding a third
level.
Polymorph: Touch of the Full Moon. When you cast the
Polymorph spell, you can change the range to Touch to impose
disadvantage on the target's saving throw. If you do so while
both you and target are in bright moonlight, the target also
subtracts 1d4 from its saving throw.
Private Sanctum: Battle Ward. When you cast the Private
Sanctum spell, you can use a casting time of 1 action, but the
duration becomes "Concentration, up to 1 minute". Casting the
spell this way does not contribute to making it permanent.
Private Sanctum: Invite Only. When you cast the Private
Sanctum spell, the following effect expands the properties you
can choose from for the area: Whenever a creature enters the
area, you gentle ping enters your mind as long as you are on the
same plane of existence. Within 1 minute of this ping, you can
use an action to discern whether the creature that entered the
area is one you are familiar with. If it is one you are familiar
with, you learn their identity.
Resilient Sphere: Arcane Anchor. When you cast the
creature, a creature must succeed a Strength check against your
spell save DC in order to move the sphere. A creature
attempting to do so from inside the sphere has disadvantage on
the check.
Moving The Sphere
The strength check of Arcane Anchor is in addition to
any regular restrictions regarding moving a creature or
object of the weight contained inside the sphere.
Resilient Sphere: Caster's Refuge. When you cast the
Resilient Sphere spell, it doesn't require concentration if the
only creature within the sphere is you.
Resilient Sphere: Frozen Sphere. When you cast the
Resilient Sphere spell, you can choose to create an icy chill that
fills the sphere. For the spell's duration, any creature inside the
sphere must make a Constitution saving throw at the start of
each of its turns. A creature takes 2d6 cold damage on a failed
save, or half as much on a successful one. If you concentrate on
the spell for its full duration and a creature remains in the
sphere for the same amount of time, the creature gains a level of
exhaustion when the spell ends (not exceeding a 5th level).
When you cast the spell in this way, you must your action on
each of your turns to maintain the spell, or it ends.
Resilient Sphere: Giant Globe. When you cast the Resilient
Sphere spell, the spell can enclose a creature or object up to size
Huge or smaller.
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Resilient Sphere: Sonic Sphere. When you cast the Resilient
Sphere, each creature outside the sphere and within 10-feet of it
when it appears must make a Strength saving throw. On a failed
save, a creature takes 3d4 thunder damage and is pushed 10 feet
away from the sphere. On a successful save, the creature takes
half as much damage and isn't pushed. When you cast the spell
using a spell slot of 5th level or higher, the damage increasees
by 2d4 for each slot level above 4th.
Secret Chest: Grand Vault. When you cast the Secret Chest
spell, the chest's interior is expanded by interdimensional
magic, allowing it to contain up to five times as much.
Secret Chest: Insurance Policy. When you cast the Secret
Chest spell, if the spell ends while the larger chest is on the
ethereal plane for any reason other than the replica chest being
destroyed, the larger chest immediately reappears in the closest
unoccupied space next to the replica.
Stone Shape: Careful Craft. When you cast the Stone Shape
spell, if you are proficient with Mason's Tools and use a set in
the spell's casting, you can cast the spell using lower level spell
slots, with higher casting times, as follows:
3rd level slot: 10 minute casting time
2nd level slot: 1 hour casting time
1st level slot: 8 hour casting time
Stone Shape: Earthen Echo. When you cast the Stone Shape
spell, you can change the duration to "Concentration, up to 1
minute". When you do, for the duration, you can use an action
to cause the spell's effect again. You can cause the spell's effect
a number of times equal to your spellcasting ability modifier,
after which point the spell ends.
Stone Shape: Master of Craft. When you cast the Stone
Shape spell, the maximum dimensions of the section of stone
you target equals 5 times your spellcasting ability modifier.
Stoneskin: Atlantean Anchor. When you cast the Stoneskin
spell, the stone-like shell created by the spell takes on
properties of ancient Antlantean stones with a dark turquoise
hue and magical properties derived from the mythical ocean
city. For the duration, the target can breathe normally
underwater. If the target could normally float in water, it instead
sinks as though it was a heavy stone. While touching a solid
surface underwater, the target can use its normal walking speed,
and its melee attacks aren't impeded by being underwater.
Stoneskin: Gorgon's Touch. When you cast the Stoneskin
spell on a willing target, you can forgo the material component
required for the spell, but the target becomes Petrified until the
spell ends. At the end of each of its turns, the target can choose
to make a DC 15 Constitution saving throw. On a successful
save, it is no longer petrified, and the spell otherwise continues
as normal.
Stoneskin: Hardened Heart. When you cast the Stoneskin
spell, for the duration, the target also has advantage on Wisdom
saving throws and is immune to being charmed. If this version
of the spell lasts longer than 1 minute, the target gains a level of
exhaustion when the spell ends.
Stoneskin: Hardened Mind. When you cast the Stoneskin
spell, for the duration, the target also has advantage on
Intelligence saving throws and resistance to psychic damage. If
this version of the spell lasts longer than 1 minute, the target
gains a level of exhaustion when the spell ends.
Stoneskin: Heavy Armor. When you cast the Stoneskin spell
for the duration, the target's AC is 20 if it would be less. If it
would be more already, the target gains a +1 bonus to its AC
instead. In either case, if the target's Strength is 15 or less, its
speed is also halved for the spell's duration.
Stoneskin: Lightning Rod. When you cast the Stoneskin
spell, the stone-like shell created by the spell is gilded with
veins of glowing, yellow-green Tormandine ore. For the
duration, the target is resistant to lightning damage, and
whenever it takes lightning damage, until the end of its next
turn, its next melee weapon attack deals an additional 1d6
lightning damage on a hit.
Stoneskin: Stoneblood. When you cast the Stoneskin spell,
for the duration, the target is also immune to poison damage
and the poisoned condition.
Stoneskin: Stoneshifter. When you cast the Stoneskin spell,
for the duration, the target also gains the following features:
Immunity to the Petrified condition
Ignore difficult terrain from earth and stone
Has a Climbing speed equal to its walking speed while
climbing on stone. Can move up, down, and across
vertical stone surfaces and upside down along stone
ceilings, while leaving its hands free.
Stoneskin: Stone Giant's Blessing. When you cast the
Stoneskin spell, if you speak Giant and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, the target's size doubles in all
dimensions, and its weight is multiplied by eight. This growth
increases its size by one category—from Medium to Large, for
example. If there isn't enough room for the target to double its
size, the creature or object attains the maximum possible size in
the space available. Until the spell ends, the target also has
advantage on Strength checks and Strength saving throws. The
target's weapons also grow to match its new size. While these
weapons are enlarged, the target's attacks with them deal 1d4
extra damage.
Stoneskin: Thick Layers. When you cast the Stoneskin spell,
the target also gains 2d10+20 temporary hit points which last
for the duration. However, once none of these temporary hit
points remain, the spell immediately ends.
Wall of Fire: Electroflame. When you cast the Wall of Fire
spell, you can infuse the wall with surges of lightning. The wall
deals Electroflame (Fire, Lightning) damage, instead of its
normal damage type. Additionally, a creature that takes damage
from the spell is Shocked until the end of its next turn.
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Wall of Fire: Frozen Flame. When you cast the Wall of Fire
spell, you merge the energies of flame and frost. The wall
becomes a pale blue color, and deals Frostfire (Cold, Fire)
damage, instead of its normal damage type. Additionally, the
wall's area is difficult terrain, and any creature that fails its
saving throw against the wall has its speed halved until the start
of its next turn.

Advanced Elements
The rules for advanced elements can be found in
Mythmaker's Elemental Compendium on Patreon and
www.mythmakergm.com
If you don't want to use these rules, you can adjust an
advanced element to allow the caster to choose which
damage type to use each time the spell deals damage.

Wall of Fire: Moonfire. When you cast the Wall of Fire spell,
the wall emits bright light for 20 feet, and dim light for an
additional 20 feet. This light counts as moonlight. Additionally,
the spell's damage treats all affected creatures as though they
are exposed to it.

Wall of Fire & Light

While the spell doesn't explicitly state that the wall
creates light, the 5e environment rules to do state that
all fire gives off light. The size of this light may vary
by GM ruling at each table. Some GMs may even
choose to rule the base spell gives off no light.

Wall of Fire: Rising Smaug. When you cast the Wall of Fire
spell, a cloud of thick smoke emits from the wall vertically for
20 feet and lasts for the spell's duration. The cloud’s area is
heavily obscured. It can be temporarily dispersed by winds of
10 mph or greater, reforming again at the start of your next turn
while the spell continues.

Wall of Fire: Scorching Bastion. When you cast the Wall of

Fire spell, any creature that fails its saving throw against the
spell becomes Scorched until the end of its next turn.

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 Arcane Hand: Advanced Maneuvers. When you cast the
5th level Arcane Hand spell, the features below modify the effects the
hand can cause for the duration. You can only benefit from
Animate Objects: Active Animancy. When you cast the
these features while the hand is within 30 feet of you.
Animate Objects spell, you can choose for the spell not to
require concentration, but you can only command the animated Sweeping Chop. (Modifies Clenched Fist) When you
objects as an action, and if you end your turn without having use the Clenched Fist effect and the attack hits, you can
commanded the animated objects that turn, the spell ends. choose to reduce the attack's damage by one die to force
the target to make a Strength saving throw against your
Animate Objects: Animated Armory. When you cast the
spell save DC, becoming knocked prone on a failed
Animate Objects spell, any weapon you animate which you
save.
would normally be proficient with has advantage on its attacks.
Flick. (Modifies Forceful Hand) When you use the
Animate Objects: Defensive Debris. When you cast the
Forceful Hand effect, you can choose for the hand not to
Animate Objects spell, whenever you would be hit by an attack,
move with the target, instead staying where it initiated
you can use your reaction to redirect the attack to one animated
the effect. When you do, the hand's Strength check has
object within 5 feet of you.
advantage.
Antilife Shell: Arcane Bulwark. When you cast the Antilife
Crushing Grip. (Modifies Grasping Hand) When
Shell spell, for the duration, you have advantage on saving
you use the Grasping Hand effect, if the hand
throws against spells cast by creatures outside the barrier.
successfully grapples the target, you can immediately
Additionally, spell attack rolls made against you by creatures
have the hand crush the target (no action required).
outside the barrier have disadvantage.
Talk To The Hand. (Modifies Interposing Hand)
Antilife Shell: Defensive Shell. When you cast the Antilife
When you use the Interposing Hand effect, the hand
Shell spell, any creature inside the spell's area has a +3 bonus to
provides you 3/4 cover, and you take no damage from a
its AC.
Magic Missile spell created by the chosen creature the
Antilife Shell: Repelling Inception. When you cast the hand protects you from.
Antlife Shell spell, all creatures within 30 feet of you must
Arcane Hand: Dragon Claw. When you cast the Arcane
make a Strength saving throw. On a failed save, a creature takes
Hand spell, you gain an additional effect which you can cause
2d8 force damage and is pushed up to 20 feet away from you.
with the hand:
Antilife Shell: Sacred Sphere. When you cast the Antilife
Cleaving Claws. The claws of the hand stretch out and
Shell spell, for the duration, any creature hostile to you that
rake across all enemies in a 20 foot cone centered on the
ends its turn outside the barrier and within 5 feet of it takes 1d4
hand. Each creature in that area must make a Dexterity
radiant damage. Undead and Fiends take twice as much
saving throw, taking 2d8 force damage on a successful
damage.
save, or half as much on a failed one.
Antilife Shell: Spirit Barrier. When you cast the Antilife
Shell spell, for the duration, undead creatures are also affected,
and the barrier also extends into the ethereal plane. Arcane Hand: Giant Grasp. When you cast the Arcane Hand
Additionally, teleportation into the barrier is impossible. spell, the hand's size is Huge, instead of large. Anytime the
hand deals damage, the damage is increased by one damage die.
Antilife Shell: Titan's Castle. When you cast the Antilife Additionally, the Forceful and Grasping effects of the hand gain
Shell spell, the radius of the spell's area increases by 5 feet, and their benefits against creatures that are Large or smaller, instead
you have advantage on ability checks and saving throws to of Medium. If you are size Medium or smaller, you have
avoid being pushed, pulled, or knocked prone while inside the disadvantage on saving throws to maintain concentration on the
barrier. spell using this mastery.

Antilife Shell: Warding Dome. When you cast the Antilife Arcane Hand: Manus Mount. When you cast the Arcane
Shell spell, it no longer requires concentration, but the spell's Hand spell, for the duration you can ride the hand using the
area doesn't move with you, and the spell ends if you leave its rules for Mounted Combat, although you still control the hand
area. as described in the spell.

Awaken: Arcane Awakening. When you cast the Awaken

spell, you can choose one cantrip that you know. The awakened
creature gains the ability to cast that cantrip without requiring
any components. The attack bonus for the spell equals the level
at which you cast Awaken for that creature, and the spell save
DC equals 10 + the level at which you cast Awaken for that
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Awaken: Exclusive Bond. When you cast the Awaken spell, if
you have no other creature created by the spell charmed by you,
the spell doesn't consume the material component.
Cloudkill: Baneful Bellows. When you cast the Cloudkill
spell, you can do so without the spell requiring concentration.
When you do, the range becomes 30 feet, and at the start of
each your turns, when the cloud moves, there is a 10% chance
the cloud also dissipates (ending the spell). This chance
increases by 10% cumulatively with each successive turn the
cloud moves after the first.
Cloudkill: Heart of Rot. When you cast the Cloudkill spell,
you can change the range to "Self (20-foot radius)". You
automatically succeed saving throws against the spell for the
duration. Rather than rolling away from you at the start of each
of your turns, the cloud's radius grows by 5 feet at the start of
each of your turns. Once the cloud has a radius of 40 feet, it
dissipates at the start of your next turn, ending the spell.
Cloudkill: Sickening Toxins. When you cast the Cloudkill
spell, when a creature fails its saving throw against the spell, it
also becomes Poisoned until the end of its next turn.
Cloudkill: Swarm of Clouds. When you cast the Cloudkill
spell, you can create three 10-foot radius spheres within range,
instead of one 20-foot radius sphere. A creature in multiple
spheres at a time is only affected once, but has disadvantage on
its saving throw.
Commune: Mediator. When you cast the Commune spell, you
can touch a willing creature through the entirety of the casting
to allow that creature to contact a deity or divine proxy it is
associated with. You witness the conversation, but you can't
communicate with the divine being. This casting of the spell
contributes as normal to the cumulative chance of failure for the
spell.
Commune: Multiversal Survey. When you cast the
Commune spell, rather than contacting a divine being, you
reach out to a vast array of your own multiversal counterparts in
nearby universes. These counterparts have exceptional insight
regarding information that relates to your experiences. You
receive a short phrase for each answer, instead of a simple yes
or no, whenever there could be any additional insight provided
by your multiversal counterparts. Additionally, you can ask
your counterparts up to 5 questions, instead of only 3.
Commune With Nature: Complete Survey. When you cast
the Commune With Nature spell, you gain knowledge of all the
facts listed in the spell's options, rather than just 3 of them.
Commune With Nature: Synergistic Connection. When
you cast the Commune With Nature spell, for the next 8 hours,
while you are within the area affected by the spell, you have
advantage on all Wisdom ability checks, and you can't be
Surprised.
Cone of Cold: Blizzard Burst. When you cast the Cone of
Cold spell, a force of cold wind accompanies it, forcing
creatures in the area to make a Strength saving throw. On a
failed save, a creature takes an extra 2d6 bludgeoning damage
and is pushed up to 20 feet away from you.
Cone of Cold: External Inception. When you cast the Cone
of Cold spell, you can choose a point within 30 feet of you as
the origin for the cone.
Cone of Cold: Frost Formation. When you cast the Cone of
Cold spell, a creature that fails its save has its speed reduced to
0 until the end of its next turn. A creature that succeeds has its
speed halved. A creature that is resistant or immune to cold
damage ignores these effects.
Cone of Cold: Icey Shards. When you cast the Cone of Cold
spell, the cold damage becomes 8d4, and the spell also deals
8d4 piercing damage. A saving throw that succeeds by a margin
of 5 or less only halves the cold damage, not the piercing
damage.
Cone of Cold: Inverted Element. When you cast the Cone of
Cold spell, you can create a cone of fire instead. The damage
type becomes fire, and a creature killed by the spell turns to a
pile of ash, instead of a frozen statue.
Cone of Cold: Yeti's Breath. When you cast the Cone of Cold
spell, you can force each creature in the spell's area to make a
Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, a creature is frightened
of you for 1 minute. A creature can repeat its save at the end of
each of its turns, ending the effect on a success. A creature one
or more sizes larger than you automatically succeeds its save.
Conjure Elemental: Explosive Elements. When you cast the
Conjure Elemental spell, when the conjured elemental reaches 0
hit points, it explodes. Each creature within 20 feet of it must
make a Dexterity saving throw. A creature takes 4d6 damage on
a failed save, or half as much on a successful one. The damage
type is determined by the type of elemental you summoned, at
the GM's discretion.
Conjure Elemental: Primordial Elements. When you cast
the Conjure Elemental spell, the elemental gains additional
maximum hit points equal to your level, and it has resistance to
acid, cold, fire, lightning, and thunder damage. It doesn't gain
resistance to one of these damage types if it would otherwise be
vulnerable to it. Additionally, if you speak Giant, you can use it
as part of the spell's verbal component to also increase the size
category of the summoned elemental by one (from Large to
Huge, for example). When you do, however, you have
disadvantage on Constitution saving throws to concentrate on
the spell.
Conjure Elemental: Manifest Elements. When you cast the
Conjure Elemental spell, you don't need an area of the
appropriate element in order to conjure the elemental. Instead,
choose air, earth, fire, or water for the element and choose an
unoccupied point within range for the elemental to appear
within. Additionally, when you cast the spell this way, if your
concentration is broken, you can use your reaction to
immediately dismiss the elemental.
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Conjure Elemental: Reconciliation. When you cast the
Conjure Elemental spell and your concentration is broken, you
can use an action on subsequent turns, while the elemental is
within 90 feet of you, to attempt to regain control over it. Make
an ability check with your spellcasting ability modifier. The DC
equals 15 + the CR of the elemental. On a successful check,
you regain control of the elemental and begin concentrating on
Increase
the spell again until 1 hour has passed after you cast it. On a
failed check, the elemental becomes further enraged and the DC
to regain control of it increases by 3 for future checks (this
increase can stack).
Contact Other Plane: Enlist Envoy. When you cast the
Contact Other Plane spell, the range becomes Touch. You can
confer all the effects of the spell to a willing creature you touch
throughout the spell's casting. You gain no insight into any
communications between the target and the entity it contacts,
nor control over what entity it attempts to contact.
Contact Other Plane: Insider Insight. When you cast the
Contact Other Plane spell to contact an entity you have been in
contact with before (via this spell or some other means), you
make the Intelligence saving throw with advantage, and don't
suffer any psychic damage or insanity if you fail. Instead, on a
failed save, the spell simply fails to take effect, and you can't
attempt to cast it again until you finish a long rest.
Contagion: Evolved Ailment. When you cast the Contagion
spell, once a creature fails three saves at the end of its turns and
becomes diseased, you can choose two of the listed diseases to
affect it, instead of only one.
Contagion: Mass Infection. When you cast the Contagion
spell, you can change the range to Self (20-foot radius). Every
creature in the spell's area must make a Constitution saving
throw, avoiding the spell on a success, or becoming poisoned by
the spell on a failure. When you cast the spell in this way, an
affected creature need only succeed two saving throws at the
end of its turns to end the spell, rather than three.
Creation: Quick Creation. When you cast the Creation spell,
you can use a casting time of 1 action. However, the duration of
the object you create is reduced by one step on the Creation
table. If the duration would be 1 minute already, the spell still
lasts for 1 minute, but the spell requires Concentration for that
time.
Creation: Masterful Craft. When you cast the Creation spell,
you can create an object that fits in a 20-foot cube, instead of a
5-foot one. Alternatively, if your creation does fit in a 5-foot
cube, its duration is 10 times as long.
Dispel Evil and Good: Determination. When you cast the
Dispel Evil and Good spell, there is a 50% chance when you
use the Break Enchantment special function that the spell
doesn't end. Further, if you use the Dismissal special function
and miss with the melee spell attack, the spell doesn't end.
Dispel Evil and Good: Rapid Response. When you cast the
Dispel Evil and Good spell, you can change the duration to
Instantaneous. When you do, you immediately use one of the
spell's special functions as part of casting the spell.
Dominate Person: Imposing Enchantment. When you cast
the Dominate Person spell, you can choose to impose your will
through the spell. When you do, certain conditions can provide
a bonus (or penalty) to the saving throw DC of the spell.
DC
Condition
You are one or more size categories larger than
+X
the target (+1 per category)
+1 Your Charisma score is higher than the target's
The target is prone, you are within 5 feet of it,
+2
and you aren't prone
The target has failed a saving throw against this
+2
spell when you cast it at least once before
The target has succeeded a saving throw against
-10
this spell when you cast it at least once before
Dominate Person: Third Times The Charm. When you cast
the Dominate Person spell, if the target succeeds its initial
saving throw against the spell, you can continue concentrating
on the spell. On your subsequent turns through the spell's
duration, you can force the target to make the saving throw
again. If the target suceeds the saving throw three times, the
spell ends, it becomes immune to your casting of Dominate
Person permanently, and you gain a level of exhaustion.
Dream: Shared Dream. When you cast the Dream spell, you
can choose to bring a number of creatures along with you into
the dream as messengers. The number equals your spellcasting
ability modifier.
Dream: Touch of Nightmares. When you cast the Dream
spell, if you touch the target when you cast the spell, the target
has disadvantage on any saving throw it makes against the
spell's effects.
Flame Strike: Djinni's Wrathful Whirlwind. When you cast
the Flame Strike spell, you can invoke the ancient elemental
magic of genies to alter your spell. If you speak Auran and use
it as a verbal component in the spell's casting, the column of fire
is replaced by a thundering vortex. The fire damage becomes
thunder damage and the spell's radius increases to 20 feet.
Additionally, any target in the area that has a Genie under its
control or that has made a Wish using a Genie in the last 100
years has disadvantage on its saving throw.
Flame Strike: Doom of the Dao. When you cast the Flame
Strike spell, you can invoke the ancient elemental magic of
genies to alter your spell. If you speak Terran and use it as a
verbal component in the spell's casting, the column of fire busts
forth from the ground at a point you choose, rather than
descending from the sky. The ground in the spell's area
becomes difficult terrain until cleared (which takes 1 minute per
5 foot cube by hand). Additionally, any Medium or smaller
creature on the ground in the area that fails its saving throw
becomes Restrained by the terrain until the end of its next turn.
Additionally, any target in the area that has a Genie under its
control or that has made a Wish using a Genie in the last 100
years has disadvantage on its saving throw.
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Flame Strike: Efreeti's Ignition. When you cast the Flame
Strike spell, you can invoke the ancient elemental magic of
genies to alter your spell. If you speak Ignan and use it as a
verbal component in the spell's casting, the column of fire is
intensified. Any creature that fails its saving throw takes an
extra 1d6 fire damage and becomes ignited, taking 1d6 fire
damage at the start of each of its turns. If the target or a creature
within 5 feet of it uses an action to put out the flames, or if
some other effect douses the flames (such as the target being
submerged in water), the ignition ends. Additionally, any target
in the area that has a Genie under its control or that has made a
Wish using a Genie in the last 100 years has disadvantage on its
saving throw.
Flame Strike: Hellborn Heat. When you cast the Flame
Strike spell, the spell's radiant damage is replaced with Necrotic
damage. Additionally, you gain 5 temporary hit points for each
creature reduced to 0 hit points by the spell.
Flame Strike: Marid's Maleficence. When you cast the
Flame Strike spell, you can invoke the ancient elemental magic
of genies to alter your spell. If you speak Aquan and use it as a
verbal component in the spell's casting, the column of fire is
replaced by a crushing jet of water. The fire damage becomes
cold damage. Any Large or smaller creature that fails its saving
throw is knocked prone. Additionally, any target in the area that
has a Genie under its control or that has made a Wish using a
Genie in the last 100 years has disadvantage on its saving
throw.
Flame Strike: Radiant Nova. When you cast the Flame
Strike spell, each creature outside the spell's area but within 30
feet of the point you chose must make the saving throw against
the spell, taking only the spell's radiant damage on a failure, and
no damage on a success.
Flame Strike: Retribution. When you cast the Flame Strike
spell, any creature that has dealt damage to you or affected you
with a hostile spell in the last 24 hours has disadvantage on its
save, and the damage dice become d8s against it.
Geas: Ain't No Rest For The Wicked. When you cast the
Geas spell, whenever a creature takes psychic damage from the
spell, it also gains a level of exhaustion (not exceeding a 3rd
level).
Geas: Rapid Reset. When you cast the Geas spell, a creature
can take psychic damage from the spell multiple times a day,
ignoring the normal restriction. Once a creature takes the
damage, it can't take it for another hour, and the damage is
reduced by one die each time (resetting at the start of the next
day).
Greater Restoration: Multiboon. When you cast the Greater
Restoration spell, roll 1d8. If the result is lower than your
spellcasting ability modifier, the target comes under the spell's
effects one additional time, and you may roll again, using a d20
instead of a d8.
Greater Restoration: Recovery Shield. When you cast the
Greater Restoration spell, the target also gains a bonus to its AC
equal to the level at which the spell was cast, and temporary hit
points equal to 5 times the level at which the spell was cast,
each of which last until the start of your next turn.
Hold Monster: Secondary Stun. When you cast the Hold
Monster spell, if the target succeeds its saving throw, but only
by a margin of 5 or less, it is Stunned until the end of its next
turn.
Hold Monster: Silvermoon Chains. When you cast the Hold
Monster spell, a Monstrosity in moonlight has disadvantage on
its saving throws against the spell. Additionally, if the target
fails its saving throw, for the duration attacks made against it
with Silvered weapons deal an additional 1d6 damage to it on a
hit.
Insect Plague: Heatswell. When you cast the Insect Plague
spell, you conjure fiery insectoids that generate immense heat
from the rapid beating of their wings. Creatures inside the
spell's area are Scorched, and become Scorched again whenever
they fail a saving throw against the spell at the end of their
turns.
Insect Plague: Incessant Buzz. When you cast the Insect
Plague spell, creatures inside the spell's area are deafened, able
to hear only the unceasing buzz of the insect swarm, and have
disdavantage on Constitution saving throws to maintain
concentration while they remain there.
Insect Plague: Living Swarm. When you cast the Insect
Plague spell, you can move the area up to 30 feet on each of
your turns as a bonus action. This movement doesn't cause
creatures to make a saving throw against the spell.
Insect Plague: Maddening Bites. When you cast the Insect
Plague spell, when a creature takes damage from the spell, it
also has disadvantage on Wisdom saving throws until the start
of its next turn.
Insect Plague: Swarmkeeper. When you cast the Insect
Plague spell, you ignore the harmful effects of the spell's area.
Legend Lore: Stories In The Stars. When you cast the
Legend Lore spell, if you use a 1 hour casting time while you
are outside under a starry night sky which you can see, the spell
doesn't require any material components.
Legend Lore: Technical Research. When you cast the
Legend Lore spell and name a magic item or some other magic-
imbued object, you also gain all information about the item that
would be revealed by an Identify spell.
Mass Cure Wounds: Energy Efficient. When you cast the
Mass Cure Wounds spell, if you choose fewer than six creatures
to be affected by the spell, for each extra slot you can grant an
additional 1d8 healing to one of the creatures that is effected by
it.
Mass Cure Wounds: Moonwell. When you cast the Mass
Cure Wounds spell while standing in moonlight, affected
creatures also gain the following benefit: For 1 minute, any
curse, poison, and disease affecting the creature is suspended.
The duration becomes 10 minutes if you cast the spell using a
7th level slot, and 1 hour if you cast the spell using a 9th level
slot.
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Mass Cure Wounds: Tides of Life. When you cast the Mass Skill Race
Cure Wounds spell, any target within 10 feet of you gains an
Persuasion Dragonborn
additional 1d8 healing, but targets 20 feet or more from you
gain 1d8 less. History Dwarf, hill

Mislead: Easy Illusion. When you cast the Mislead spell, you Intimidation Dwarf, mountain
can control your double as a bonus action, rather than an action. Stealth Elf, dark
Mislead: Puppet Master. When you cast the Mislead spell, Persuasion Elf, high
the spell doesn't require concentration, but it lasts only 1
Stealth Elf, wood
minute, and if you end your turn without having used an action
to control the duplicate, the spell ends. Nature Gnome, forest

Modify Memory: Arcane Therapy. When you cast the
Modify Memory spell, if you target a willing creature, you can
alter the target's memories of an event that took place any time
in the creature's past.
Modify Memory: Mindshaper. When you cast the Modify
Memory spell, if the target fails its saving throw, you can
change a number of its memories up to your spellcasting ability
modifier, rather than just a single memory.
Passwall: Deep Dive. When you cast the Passwall spell, you
can use a 1 minute casting time to increase the maximum depth
of the passage to 100 feet.
Passwall: Gatekeeper. When you cast the Passwall spell,
while you are within 30 feet of the passage during the spell's
duration, you can close or reopen the passage as an action.
Planar Binding: Extended Interrogation. When you cast
the Planar Binding spell, you can extend the casting time in 1
hour increments to increase the DC of the spell's saving throw
by 3 for each hour added.
Planar Binding: Primordial Guardian. When you cast the
Planar Binding spell targeting an Elemental of CR 5 or lower,
the spell is automatically cast using a spell slot one level higher.
Raise Dead: Boosted Recovery. When you cast the Raise
Dead spell, roll 1d4. The penalty imposed by the spell is
reduced by the amount rolled.
Raise Dead: Transfer Mortality. When you cast the Raise
Dead spell, you can replace the material component with a
wiling, living sacrifice of a humanoid, the age of which is equal
to or greater than the age of the target creature when that
creature died. The sacrificed humanoid can not be revived by
any means short of a Wish spell. It's soul is sent to Limbo or a
similar plane of existence.
Reincarnate: Hand of Fate. When you cast the Reincarnate
spell, you can choose which of the races from the Reincarnate
Races table the new body is from.
Reincarnate: Inherited Memories. When you cast the
Reincarnate spell, the target also gains proficiency in one skill
depending on the race it reincarnated as:
Arcana Gnome, rock
Persuasion Half-elf
Athletics Half-orc
Stealth Halfling, lightfoot
Athletics Halfling, stout
Any Human
Deception Tiefling
Scrying: Break the Barrier. When you cast the Scrying spell,
you don't have to target a creature on the same plane of
existence of you, but if the target is on a different plane, it has
advantage on its saving throw. Additionally, the spell bypasses
protection from divination, such as that granted by the Non-
detection spell, but such targets also have advantage on their
saving throw.
Scrying: Reliable Connection. When you cast the Scrying
spell, your benefit from the Knowledge of Target and
Connection to Target is always one step greater. If it would
already by the greatest option from the table, the save has
disdavantage.
Scrying: Voice of the Gods. When you cast the Scrying spell,
if the target fails its save, you can use an action during the
duration to speak up to 10 words. Your voice is relayed through
the invisible sensor as echoing whispers or a booming voice
(your choice), so that the target and anyone nearby hears the
message. The voice is distorted so that it is unrecognizable as
your own. The spell then ends.
Seeming: Fallback Faces. When you cast the Seeming spell,
once during the spell's duration, you can use an action to
change the illusory appearance of one or more affected targets
within range to a new one. An unwilling creature can repeat its
saving throw against the spell when you do.
Telekenesis: Dual Mind. When you cast the Telekinesis spell,
and anytime you use your action to exert control as described in
the spell, you can attempt to control two different targets,
instead of only one. Before you do, you must make a DC 15
Constitution saving throw to maintain concentration on the
spell. On a success, you can cause the spell's effect twice this
turn, but you can't affect the same target twice. On a failure,
your concentration is broken, ending the spell.

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Telekinesis: Soul Control. When you cast the Telekinesis
spell, for the duration, add your Constitution modifier to any
ability check you make for the spell. Additionally, you have
advantage on any ability check for the spell to interact with a
creature that isn't a Construct. You must also have a free and
present soul to benefit from this mastery.
Note: Having A Soul
Most Constructs don't have a soul. If your soul isn't
free, you might also be unable to use this mastery. This
is at the GM's discretion -- this portion of the mastery
is mostly for roleplaying purposes.
Telekinesis: Swift Psionics. When you cast the Telekinesis
spell, on subsequent rounds for the spell's duration, you can use
a bonus action or an action (not both) to exert your will as
described in the spell. However, when you do so as a bonus
action, the target must be within 30 feet of you or it is
unaffected.
Telekinesis: Telepathic Telekinesis. When you cast the
Telekinesis spell, for the duration, whenever you successfully
grip a creature with the spell, you immediately become aware
of the creatures surface thoughts, including its reasoning,
emotions, and plans of action it might take in the coming
moments. Additionally, you can use your bonus action to send
the creature a short telepathic message. When you do, you also
gain insight into the creature's mental response to the message.
This is particularly useful with strategic questioning, which can
shape the target's thoughts.
Telepathic Bond: Empowered Connection. When you cast
the Rary's Telepathic Bond spell, you can use a 1 hour casting
time to empower the spell. When you do, the communication is
possible even across other planes of existence, and the duration
is 24 hours. When the spell would end, there is a 70% chance it
doesn't end, instead lasting for another 24 hours. Each time this
occurs, the chance decreases by 10% accumulatively until it
fails and the spell ends.
Teleportation Circle: Risky Rush. When you cast the
Teleportation Circle spell, you can choose to cut the casting
time short at any time on your turn, rushing the spell but risking
side effects. Roll 1d20, adding a bonus equal to the number of
rounds (excluding the first) you have spent casting the spell.
Then consult the table below. If the spell is ended by force (for
example, you take damage which interrupts the casting), you
don't roll -- the spell simply fails as normal.
d20 Effect
The spell fails. You take 6d6 force damage. Every
creature within 15 feet of you must make a Dexterity
1
saving throw, taking the same damage on a failed save,
or half as much on a successful one.
2-3 The spell fails. You take 6d6 force damage.
4-5 The spell fails.
The portal leads to a random teleportation circle
6- anywhere on the same plane of existence as you,
10 excluding circles in an area warded against divination.
If there are no other circles on the plane, the spell fails.
11- The portal leads to a random point within 1d10 miles of
14 the target circle.
The portal leads to the intended teleportation circle, but
15- any creature that goes through the portal arrives at a
19 different random point within 1d10 x 100 feet of the
circle.
20+ The portal takes you to the intended teleportation circle.
Risky Rush Example
Bob casts Teleportation Circle. If he ends the casting
on the same turn he started casting it, he rolls a d20
with no bonus and consults the table. If he spends a
total of 3 turns casting it and then chooses to end the
spell, he rolls a d20 with a +2 bonus.
Tree Stride: Barkskin Boon. When you cast the Tree Stride
spell, whenever you enter or exit a tree as described in the spell,
you gain 10 temporary hit points which last until the start of
your next turn. While you have these temporary hit points, you
also have a +4 bonus to your AC.
Tree Stride: Friends of the Forest. When you cast the tree
stride spell, anytime you enter or exit a tree, you can spend an
additional 5 feet of movement to bring along another willing
creature that is within 5 feet of both you and the tree.
Tree Stride: Grovewalker. When you cast the Tree Stride
spell, whenever you step through a tree, you can bring along
willing creatures within 5 feet of you. For each willing creature
you wish to bring along, you must expend 5 additional feet of
movement. Alternatively, a target creature can use its reaction to
move with you (provided its speed isn't 0), preventing you from
needing to spend additional movement.
Tree Stride: Guerilla Magic. When you cast the Tree Stride
spell, whenever you enter or exit a tree as described in the spell,
you become invisible until the start of your next turn, or until
you attack or cast a spell.
Tree Stride: Landwalker. When you cast the Tree Stride spell,
you can reach trees up to a distance three times as far.
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Tree Stride: Lumber Lunge. When you cast the Tree Stride
spell, you can also target wooden doors as though they were
trees. When you do, you can step out from that door into any
other wooden door within range (you sense wooden doors this
way just as you do trees), or into a tree as normal.
"Well, it was a tree at one point! I do wonder why this
only works with doors though... why not tables, or
chests, or walls? Oh well, better not push my luck.
Off we go!"
Wall of Stone: Permanent Placement. When you cast the
Wall of Stone spell, on subsequent turns for the spell's duration,
you can use an action to attempt to make the spell permanent
immediately. Make a DC 20 spellcasting ability check. On a
successful check, the wall becomes permanent and can't be
dispelled, and the spell ends. On a failed save, the wall shatters.
Creatures within 5 feet of it must make a Dexterity saving
throw, taking 4d6 bludgeoning damage on a failed save, or half
as much on a successful one. The spell then ends and the wall
disappears.

Herbert the Halfling Druid, pondering the mysteries

of the Lumber Lunge spell mastery

Wall of Force: Erupting Force. When you cast the Wall of

Force spell, any creature within 5 feet of the wall when it
appears must make a Strength saving throw. On a failed save, a
creature takes 4d6 force damage and is pushed up to 20 feet
away from the wall. On a successful save, a creature takes half
as much damage and isn't pushed. When you cast the spell in
this way, it is slightly more vulnerable. The wall is immune to
all damage except force. It has an AC of 15 and 60 hit points. If
the wall is destroyed, any creature within 5 feet of it must make
the saving throw against the spell as described previously.

Wall of Force: Launch Pad. When you cast the Wall of Force
spell, for the duration, creatures of your choice can use an
action while within 5 feet of the wall to touch the wall and
teleport to an unoccupied space within 30 feet of the wall, on
either side of the wall. Each time a creature does so, you must
make a Constitution saving throw (DC 13) to maintain
concentration on the spell. On a failed save, you lose
concentration and the spell ends.

Wall of Force: Magic Mirror. When you cast the Wall of

Force spell, you can create a wall that isn't invisible. Instead,
the wall is opaque and reflective, having all the visual qualities
of a glass mirror surface.

Wall of Stone: Hearthstones. When you cast the Wall of

Stone spell, the stone created by the wall is superheated. A
creature that touches the wall for the first time on a turn or ends
its turn within 5 feet of the wall must make a Constitution
saving throw. On a failed save, the creature takes 2d6 fire
damage. A creature resistant to fire damage is unaffected.

Wall of Stone: Obsidian Bastion. When you cast the Wall of

Stone spell, you can create the wall with obsidian, instead of
normal stone. To do so, you must provide a fist sized chunk of
obsidian worth at least 15 gp as the material component. The
obsidian stone wall has an AC of 20, instead of 15. If the wall
cuts through a creature's space when it appears, the creature
must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, it takes
4d6 slashing damage. If the wall is destroyed, it sends obsidian
shrapnel out towards creatures within 5 feet of the panel that
was destroyed, forcing them to make a Dexterity saving throw.
A creature takes 2d6 slashing damage on a failed save, or half
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Blade Barrier: Active Arsenal. When you cast the Blade
Barrier spell, it doesn't require concentration, but you must use
an action on each of your subsequent turns for the duration to
maintain the spell. If you end your turn without having done so,
the spell ends.
Blade Barrier: Bludgeoning Barrier. When you cast the
Blade Barrier spell, you can create a swarm of bludgeoning
weapons, instead of blades. The spell deals bludgeoning
damage, and a creature that fails a saving throw against the
spell is Dazed until the end of its next turn. If it fails by a
margin of 5 or more, it is Stunned until the end of its next turn
instead. A creature resistant or immune to magical bludgeoning
damage ignores these effects.
Blade Barrier: Elemental Blades. When you cast the Blade
Barrier spell, the weapons are infused with an element of your
choice from cold, fire, or lightning. Whenever the spell deals
damage, it deals an additional 1d10 damage of the chosen type.
This extra damage isn't halved by a creature who succeeds its
save.
Blade Barrier: Impassible Arsenal. When you cast the Blade
Barrier spell, the difficult terrain imposed by the wall's area
requires 5 feet of movement be spent for every 1 foot moved
through the area. Additionally, non-magical objects or
projectiles that would pass through the spell's area take the
spells damage.
Note: Object Hit Points
The hit points of an object are determined by the GM.
The Impassible Arsenal mastery is intended to make
firing arrows through the wall impossible, as most
arrows should have 1 hit point and be automatically
destroyed. An arrow or thrown weapon made of a
superior material might survive the wall, at the GM's
discretion, but in most cases, weapons and objects of
similar durability would be destroyed. Likewise,
furniture, tents, and other objects in the spell's area
when the wall is created would be damaged or
destroyed.
Blade Barrier: Lord of the Sword. When you cast the Blade
Barrier spell, for the duration, you can move through the wall
without taking damage or being slowed by its difficult terrain.
However, you do take the spell's damage if you start your turn
in the wall.
Blade Barrier: Steel Sentry. When you cast the Blade Barrier
spell, when a creature within 5 feet of the wall moves out of
that range, you can use your reaction to cause a group of the
blades to attack that creature. The attack counts as an
opportunity attack, therefor a creature that disengages from the
wall is immune to the effect. The target creature must make the
saving throw against the spell, taking half the spell's damage on
a failed save, and none on a success.
Blade Barrier: Swordspinner's Dance. When you cast the
Blade Barrier Spell, you can use an action on subsequent turns
for the duration to cause the wall to vanish, then reappear at a
destination of your choice within 90 feet you. You can change
the wall's shape when you do so. Whenever you move the wall,
it deals half as much damage until the start of your next turn.
Blade Barrier: Warrior's Wall. When you cast the Blade
Barrier spell, if you are proficient with all martial weapons, add
your Dexterity or Strength modifier (your choice, minimum of
1) to the saving throw DC and damage rolls of the spell.
Chain Lighting: Chain Rider. When you cast the Chain
Lightning spell, you can make the saving throw against the
spell to attempt to travel along the path of the lightning. On a
success, you immediately teleport to any unoccupied space
within 5 feet of any creature target by the spell. On a failed
save, you take half the spell's damage and don't teleport. You
automatically succeed the save if you are resistant to lightning
damage.
Chain Lightning: Concentrated Blast. When you cast the
Chain Lightning spell, the damage against the initial target
increases by 3 dice, but the damage against the additional
targets decreases by 3 dice.
Chain Lightning: Longer Leap. When you cast the Chain
Lightning spell, the bolts of lightning can leap three times as
far. However, if a bolt leaps more than 30 feet, it deals 1d8 less
damage, and if it leaps more than 60 feet, it deals 2d8 less
damage.
Chain Lighting: Multichain. When you cast the Chain
Lightning spell, you can cause an additional bolt of lightning to
jump up to 15 feet from each of the three secondary targets you
selected. The additional bolts created by this mastery deal only
half as much damage.
Chain Lightning: Red Lightning. When you cast the Chain
Lightning spell, the lightning is infused with necrotic energy.
Half the spell's damage counts as necrotic. A creature that fails
its saving throw against the spell becomes Shocked and
Decaying for 1 minute. It can make a Constitution saving throw
at the end of each of its turns, ending the effects on a success.
Chain Lightning: Storm Whip. When you cast the Chain
Lightning spell, you can force each affected creature to also
make a Strength saving throw. On a failed Strength save, a
creature is pulled up to 20 feet directly towards you if it failed
its Dexterity saving throw, or half as far if it succeeded.
Chain Lightning: Thunderburst. When you cast the Chain
Lightning spell, if the initial target fails its saving throw, you
can cause a burst of thunder to erupt from that target's space.
Each creature within 15-feet of that target must make a Strength
saving throw. On a failed save, a creature takes 2d8 thunder
damage and is pushed 10 feet away from the target. On a
successful save, a creature takes half as much damage and isn't
pushed. When you cast the spell using a spell slot of 7th level or
higher, this thunder damage increases by 1d8 for each slot level
above 6th.
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Chain Lightning: Weave-Warden's Chain. When you cast
the Chain Lightning spell, a creature that fails its saving throw
against the spell by a margin of 5 or more is also Restrained and
Weavebound until the end of your next turn.
Circle of Death: Absorb Life. When you cast the Circle of
Death spell, you gain temporary hit points equal to 1d4 per
creature that failed its saving throw against the spell and took at
least 1 damage from it.
Circle of Death: Bioplague. When you cast the Circle of
Death spell, you can mold the spell to only affect a certain type
of creature, chosen from the following options when you cast
the spell: aberration, beast, celestial, dragon, elemental, fey,
fiend, giant, humanoid, monstrosity, ooze, or plant. Any
creature in the area that doesn't have the chosen creature type is
unaffected.
Circle of Death: Corpse Burst. When you cast the Circle of
Death spell, any creature killed by the spell starts to swell with
necrotic energy. At the start of your next turn, the corpses of
each creature killed by the spell explode. Any creature within 5
feet of such a corpse must make a Dexterity saving throw,
taking 3d6 acid damage on a failed save, or half as much on a
success. When you cast the spell using a spell slot of 7th level
or higher, this acid damage increases by 1d6 for each slot level
above 6th.
Circle of Death: Escelating Energy. When you cast the
Circle of Death spell, creatures make the saving throw in order
from the closest to the center of the spell's area to the farthest,
in radius increments of 5 feet. When a creature is killed by the
spell, the spell's damage increases by 1d6 accumulatively for
the remaining saving throws.
Circle of Death: Feed Undeath. When you cast the Circle of
Death spell, any undead creatures in the spell's area don't take
damage, instead regaining hit points equal to half the spell's
damage.
Circle of Death: Grave Geometry. When you cast the Circle
of Death spell, you can change the shape of the spell's area to
any of the following shapes:
90-foot cone originating from you
120-foot line (5 feet wide) originating from you
30-foot cylinder (90 feet tall) centered on you
40-foot cube originating from you"
Circle of Death: Hunger of Hades. When you cast the Circle
of Death spell, for each creature killed by the spell, you regain
10 hit points.
Circle of Death: Reaper's Ring. When you cast the Circle of
Death spell, you can exclude a 5, 10, or 15 foot radius (centered
on you) from the spell's effect.
Circle of Death: Reverberating Ripple. When you cast the
Circle of Death spell, you can concentrate on the spell for up to
1 minute. When you do, on each of your subsequent turns for
the duration, you can use an action to repeat the spell's effect.
Each time you do, the radius and damage are reduced by 15 feet
and 2d6, to a minimum of 15 feet and 2d6.
Contingency: Inevitable. When you cast the Contingency
spell, the duration becomes Until Dispelled.
Contingency: Twin Fates. When you cast the Contingency
spell, you can choose one additional within 5 feet of you. That
creature also comes under the effect on the spell, using the
exact same contingent spell and trigger you chose for yourself.
To do so, you must expend an additional spell slot for the
contingent spell (for a total of three slots used).
Disintegrate: Deathrattle. When you cast the Disintegrate
spell, if the spell reduces a creature to 0 hit points, the creature
slowly disintegrates in an excruciating display of pain, crying
out in misery as it does so. Any creature within 20 feet of the
target that could see it and that you are hostile towards must
make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, a creature
becomes Frightened of you for up to 1 minute. An affected
creature can repeat the saving throw at the end of each of its
turns, ending the effect on a success.
Disintegrate: Deathseeker. When you cast the Disintegrate
spell, you can infuse the ray with a necromantic spirit that seeks
out living targets. You can target a creature with the spell even
if you can't see it, provided that creature isn't an undead or
construct, and it is missing at least 1 hit point. You can describe
a target you are familiar with (ie "Joe the Villain" or "the
dragon I am fighting"), or a give a more general description of a
creature you are aware of nearby (ie, "the hidden creature who
just shot me" or "whoever is sleeping inside that bedroom").
The GM has discretion as to what is a valid description for a
target. If there is no qualifying target within the spell's range,
the action used to cast the spell is wasted, but no spell slot is
expended.
Disintegrate: Heart Melt. When you cast the Disintegrate
spell, a creature charmed by you has disadvantage on its save
and takes extra damage equal to your Charisma modifier on a
failed save.
Disintegrate: Minor Disintegration. When you cast the
Disintegrate spell, you can cast it as a 3rd level spell instead of
6th level. The base damage becomes 4d6+10, and the spell's
damage increases by 3d6 for each slot level above 4th,
Disintegrate: Resounding Force. When you cast the
Disintegrate spell, creatures and objects within 10 feet of the
target also must make a Dexterity saving throw (objects
automatically fail this save). On a failed save, a creature or
object takes 5d6+10 force damage.
Disintegrate: Stunning Shock. When you cast the
Disintegrate spell, a creature that isn't reduced to 0 hit points by
the spell must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed
save, a creature is Stunned until the end of its next turn, left in
shock at the sheer force of the spell it just survived.
Disintegrate: Touch of Oblivion. When you cast the
Disintegrate spell, you can change the range to Touch. When
you do, a target has disadvantage on its saving throw, and takes
half of the spell's damage if it succeeds the save by a margin of
5 or less.
Eyebite: Aberrant Oracle's Eye. When you cast the Eyebite
spell, you can concentrate on the spell while also concentrating
on another spell from the Divination school. Make separate
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Eyebite: Instant Invocation. When you cast the Eyebite spell,
you can change the duration to "Instantaneous". When you do,
the spell also affects all creatures in a 30-foot cone or a line 60
feet long and 5-feet wide (your choice) originating from you.
Eyebite: Optic Infection. When you cast the Eyebite spell, a
creature that fails a saving throw against the sickened effect
also takes 2d8 poison damage and is poisoned as long as it is
affected by the spell's Sickened effect. While poisoned in this
way, the target can't use any Darkvision it possesses.
Sickened clarification
Remember not to confuse the Sickened effect in the
Eyebite spell with Mythmaker's custom condition,
sickened.
Eyebite: Overwhelming Gaze. When you cast the Eyebite
spell, the first time a creature makes the saving throw against
the spell during its duration, the saving throw DC is increased
by 10 for it.
Eyebite: Vision of the Void. When you cast the Eyebite spell,
for the spell's duration, you have Darkvision out to a range of
60 feet. Magical darkness doesn't impede this darkvision.
Additionally, to the same range, you see invisible creatures as if
they were visible.
Find the Path: Fleet Foot Way. When you cast the Find the
Path spell, magical energy carries your feet more easily along
the revealed path. For the duration, you can travel on foot along
the path shown by the spell at twice the normal rate/speed. This
effect also benefits any mount that you ride, but it does not
affect vehicles or other means of travel (such as swimming,
flying, climbing, or burrowing).
Find the Path: Instinctive Guide. When you cast the Find
the Path spell, you can change the duration to 1 hour, not
requiring concentration.
Flesh to Stone: Gorgon's Touch. When you cast the Flesh to
Stone spell, you can change the range to touch. When you do,
the target automatically fails its initial saving throw against the
spell.
Flesh to Stone: Sculptor's Seduction. When you cast the
Flesh to Stone spell, a creature that is charmed by you has
disadvantage on saving throws against the spell. Additionally, if
it fails its final saving throw and becomes petrified, it takes on a
pose which you choose for it when you cast the spell.
NPC Idea: Sculptor's Seduction
This mastery might be popular with an evil spellcaster
or monster that likes to turn their victims into living
statues for their own garden or personal collection,
since the caster can pose the creature in the final
moments as it turns to stone.
Flesh to Stone: Snowball Effect. When you cast the Flesh to
Stone spell, when a creature fails a saving throw against the
spell, its next saving throw against the spell has disadvantage. If
it also fails that saving throw, its subsequent saving throw has
disadvantage and the target rolls three times for the
disadvantage, instead of twice.
Flesh to Stone: Stubborn as Stone. When you cast the Flesh
to Stone spell, if the target succeeds its initial saving throw
against the spell, the spell doesn't immediately end. Instead, on
your next turn, you can use your action (provided the target is
still within range and visible to you), to repeat the effect,
forcing the target to make the saving throw again. If the target
succeeds again, you can use this effect again on your
subsequent turn. However, if the target succeeds a third time, it
is unaffected and the spell ends.
Forbiddance: Back Door. When you cast the Forbiddance
spell, a creature that uses the designated password can teleport
into the area as normal.
Forbiddance: Rapid Permanence. When you cast the
Forbiddance spell, it only takes three consecutive days of
casting the spell to make it last until dispelled, instead of 30.
Freezing Sphere: Animated Ice. When you cast the Freezing
Sphere spell, for each creature within 10-feet of the center of
the explosion radius that is reduced to 0 hit points by the spell,
an Ice Mephit appears within 5 feet of it. A mephit created this
way follows your mental commands, taking its turns
immediately after yours. The mephits last up to 1 minute,
disappearing early if they drop to 0 hit points.
Freezing Sphere: Chilling Burst. When you cast the
Freezing Sphere spell, a creature that fails its saving throw
against the spell is Chilled for 1 minute. A creature that is
already Chilled instead becomes Restrained for the same
duration, ending early if it becomes Scorched, takes fire
damage, or once it has taken a total of 30 damage of any kind.
Freezing Sphere: Condensed Cold. When you cast the
Freezing Sphere spell, you can change the radius of the
explosion to 15 feet. When you do, the damage dice become
d8s. Alternatively, you can change the radius to 30 feet,
although in this case, the damage dice are unchanged.
Freezing Sphere: Durable Ammunition. When you cast the
Freezing Sphere spell and choose not to fire the globe when you
complete the spell, the globe lasts up to 1 hour, instead of 1
minute, until it automatically explodes.
Globe of Invulnerability: Gift Globe. When you cast the
Globe of Invulnerability spell, you can change the range to
Touch, allowing you to confer the spell's benefits to a willing
creature you touch.
Globe of Invulnerability: Reflective Barrier. When you cast
the Globe of Invulnerability spell, anytime a creature inside the
barrier is targeted by a spell that requires an attack roll or the
magic missile spell, the spell is reflected, using its caster as the
new target. Additionally, if a line spell would intercept the
globe, the line is reflected back in the same direction, using the
globe as its point of origin.
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Globe of Invulnerability: Shatter. When you cast the Globe
of Invulnerability spell, when the spell ends due to the complete
duration being achieved or your concentration being forcefully
broken, the globe shatters. Creatures within 20 feet of it but that
were not inside of it must make a Dexterity saving throw. A
creature takes 8d6 force damage on a failed save, or half as
much on a successful one.
Globe of Invulnerability: Sauna Sphere. When you cast the
Globe of Invulnerability spell, you can conjure an aura of
intense heat inside or outside the globe (your choice). In either
case, the area inside the globe is heavily obscured by steam. For
the duration, each creature that starts its turn inside the globe (if
you chose inside) or outside the globe and within 10 feet of it
(if you chose outside) must make a Constitution saving throw.
On a failed save, a creature is Scorched for 1 minute.
Globe of Invulnerability: Snowglobe. When you cast the
Globe of Invulnerability spell, you can conjure an aura of frost
inside or outside the globe (your choice). In either case, the area
inside the globe is heavily obscured by snowy fog. For the
duration, each creature that starts its turn inside the globe (if
you chose inside) or outside the globe and within 10 feet of it
(if you chose outside) must make a Constitution saving throw.
On a failed save, a creature is Chilled for 1 minute.
Harm: Clinging Shadows. When you cast the Harm spell, the
dark aura of the disease is so palpable that it dims the light
around it. While affected by the spell, any non-magical bright
light within 10 feet of the target is dim light, and any other non-
magical dim light within 10 feet of the target is darkness.
Harm: Deadly Disease. When you cast the Harm spell, the
spell can reduce a creature's hit points below 1. Additionally, if
the target is missing hit points, it has disadvantage on its saving
throw. If it has 50% or less of its hit points remaining, it has
disadvantage and rolls three times for the disadvantage, instead
of twice.
Harm: Hunger of the Plaguemaker. When you cast the
Harm spell, a creature reduced to 0 hit points by the spell leaves
behind a special corpse. You can spend 1 minute devouring the
best parts of the corpse to gain the following benefits:
You regain 7d6 hit points. You regain these hit points
even if magic would prevent you from regaining hit
points.
You are driven by a dark hunger for 24 hours. During
that time, you have advantage on attack rolls against
diseased creatures, and you can sense any diseased
creature within 30 feet of you as though you had
Blindsight.
Harm: Toxic Touch. When you cast the Harm spell, you can
change the range to touch. When you do, if the target fails its
saving throw, it is also poisoned until the entire hit point
reduction of this spell is returned to normal for it. If it succeeds
its saving throw, but only by a margin of 5 or more, it becomes
Poisoned until the end of your next turn.
Heal: Elemental Purge. When you cast the Heal spell, the
target is resistant to acid, cold, fire, lightning, and thunder
damage until the start of your next turn.
Rule Reminder: Damage Conditions
The Elemental Purge mastery also effectively ends any
instance of the Corroding, Chilled, Scorched, Shocked,
or Resonant conditions on the target, since a creature
resistant to the damage type for any damage condition
is immune to that condition. See the reference section
at the end of this document for more info on damage
conditions.
Heal: Golden Gift. When you cast the Heal spell, the positive
energy manifests in a shimmering golden aura around the
target. Any excess healing granted by the spell is given to the
target as temporary hit points. While it has these temporary hit
points, the target sheds bright light in a 10-foot radius, and dim
light for an additional 10 feet.
Heal: Master Medic. (Tool Infusion). When you cast the
Heal spell, if you are proficient with the Healing Kit and use a
set in the spell's casting, you can cast the spell using a casting
time of 1 bonus action. Alternatively, you can use an action
while targeting a creature within 5 feet of you, causing the
target to regain extra hit points equal to your level.
Heal: Miracle. When you cast the Heal spell, there is a 50%
chance the target also receives one effect from the Greater
Restoration spell.
Heal: Positive Energy Pandemonium. When you cast the
Heal spell, you can incorporate elements of chaos magic.
Instead of regaining 70 hit points, the target regains 30 + 6d10
hit points. Additionally, the target rolls on the Sorcerer's Wild
Magic table 1d4 times, becoming the source of each wild magic
effect.
Heal: Rupturing Restoration. When you cast the Heal spell,
a burst of thunder rings out from the target. Each creature
within 10 feet of the target must make a Constitution saving
throw. On a failed save, a creature takes 2d8 thunder damage
and is pushed 10 feet away from you. On a successful save, the
creature takes half as much damage and isn't pushed. When you
cast the spell using a spell slot of 7th level or higher, this
thunder damage increases by 1d8 for each slot level above 6th.
Heal: Shower of Energy. When you cast the Heal spell,
creatures of your choice within 10 feet of the target also regain
10 hit points, and are cured of all diseases.
Heroes' Feast: Quick Snack. When you cast the Heroes'
Feast spell, you can change the casting time to 1 minute, and
the feast only takes 10 minutes to consume. When you do, the
material component isn't consumed by the spell's casting, but
the spell's benefits only last for 1 hour.
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Heroes' Feast: The Hero We Need. When you cast the
Heroes' Feast spell, you can change the spell's benefits to better
suit different situations. Instead of becoming immune to the
frightened condition, you can allow spell to grant immunity to
one of the following: blinded, charmed, deafened, petrified,
stunned. Additionally, you can change the Wisdom saving
throw advantage to any other ability score of your choice.
Instant Summons: Summoner's Bond. When you cast the
Instant Summons spell, you can designate the target object as
your Summoner's Bond object. When you do, you can call the
item to you as described in the spell without needing to crush
the sapphire, and without ending the spell. You can only have
one Summoner's Bond object at a time. Creating another ends
the spell on any previous Summoner's Bond item and destroys
the sapphire used in that casting.
Irresistible Dance: Contagious Caper. When you cast the
Irresistible Dance spell, any creature that starts its turn within 5
feet of a creature affected by the spell must also make the
saving throw against the spell or become affected by it.
Irresistible Dance: Killer Karaoke. When you cast the
Irresistible Dance spell, if the target fails its saving throw, it
also starts to sing out loud until the spell ends. This prevents it
from otherwise speaking or performing verbal components of
spells.
Irresistable Dance: Luring Song. When you cast the
Irresistable Dance spell, you can cause the target to
immediately move up to its speed directly towards you,
avoiding obvious dangers such as pits or fire, but potentially
provoking opportunity attacks as normal. You can use your
action for the spell's duration to force the target to succeed a
Wisdom saving throw or suffer the same effect again.
Irresistible Dance: Snaring Song. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Irresistible Dance spell, if you are proficient with a
musical instrument and use it in the spell's casting, the saving
throw DC increases by your proficiency bonus for any creature
that can hear you.
Mass Suggestion: Enduring Enchantment. When you cast
the Mass Suggestion spell, the first time you or one of your
companions damage a target, the spell doesn't automatically
end. Instead, the target repeats the Wisdom saving throw
against the spell. If it succeeds, it is no longer affected.
Otherwise, the effect doesn't end for it due to that instance of
damage.
Mass Suggestion: Influencer's Ethos. When you cast the
Mass Suggestion spell, you can target a number of creatures
equal to 6 times your Charisma modifier (minimum of 6).
Mass Suggestion: Mixed Messages. When you cast the Mass
Suggestion spell, you can give up to three different suggestions
to the various creatures targeted by the spell, distributed
however you like. You can't give any one target more than one
suggestion.
Mass Suggestion: Peer Pressure. When you cast the Mass
Suggestion spell, choose one of the targets. If that target fails its
saving throw, the remaining targets have disadvantage on their
saving throw.
Move Earth: Efficient Excavation. When you cast the Move
Earth spell, changes take only 1 minute to occur, instead of 10
minutes. You can also attempt to hasten this even further by
making a DC 15 ability check with your spellcasting ability
modifier. On a successful check, the changes occur in 1 round.
On a failed check, the changes are sabotaged and can't be
attempted again for at least 1 minute. In either case, you can
choose a new area of terrain every 1 minute, instead of 10.
Programmed Illusion: Playwright's Ploy. When you cast
the Programmed Illusion spell, the scripted performance can be
up to 1 hour, instead of only 5 minutes. Additionally, if you are
proficient in the Performance skill when you cast the spell, the
DC for the spell increases by an amount equal to your Charisma
modifier. A creature immune to being charmed ignores this
bonus.
Sunbeam: Apollo's Chariot. When you cast the Sunbeam
spell, you can manifest the spell as a golden chariot along
which you ride. The spell's duration becomes Instantaneous.
You teleport to an unoccupied space at the end of the spell's
line, and until the start of your next turn, shed bright light in a
30-foot radius, and dim light for an additional 30 feet.
Sunbeam: Branding Beam. When you cast the Sunbeam
spell, any creature that fails a saving throw against the spell is
Branded until the end of your next turn. When you cast the spell
in this way, if you end your turn without having used your
action for the spell, the spell ends.
Sunbeam: Extraplanar Bane. When you cast the Sunbeam
spell, any creature not native to your current plane of existence
has disadvantage on saving throws against the spell.
Additionally, such a creature is exposed to the spell's radiant
damage.
Exposed
An effect which imposes this condition always
specifies one or more damage types. While exposed,
any immunity the target has to a specified damage type
is reduced to resistance, and any other resistance they
would have to a specified damage type is nullified.
Sunbeam: Lightweaver. When you cast the Sunbeam spell,
whenever you would create a line of light, you can instead
create a 30-foot cone, or a 10-foot radius centered on yourself.
Sunbeam: Lunar Conversion. When you cast the Sunbeam
spell, you can change the spell's light from sunlight to
moonlight. Any light created by the spell counts as moonlight,
and affected creatures are Exposed to the spell's Radiant
damage. Additionally, a shapechanger makes its saving throws
against the spell with disadvantage.
Sunbeam: Radiation Beam. When you cast the Sunbeam
spell, it deals 3d8 radiant and 3d8 poison damage. Additionally,
a creature that fails its saving throw also becomes Sickened for
up to 1 hour.
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Transport via Plants: Exclusivity. When you cast the
Transport via Plants spell, only creatures you designate can pass
through the plant. Other creatures can attempt to, but must
succeed a Charisma saving throw against your spell saving
throw DC. On a failed save, a creature is unable to pass through
the plant via the spell's effect until the start of its next turn, at
which point it could attempt to do so again.
True Seeing: Boon of the Seer. When you cast the True
Seeing spell, the target has advantage on all Wisdom ability
checks and saving throws for the duration, but the spell ends
early if you cast it again.
True Seeing: Dragonsight. When you cast the True Seeing
spell, for the duration, the target has blindsight to a range of 10
feet. Within that range, it can effectively see anything that isn't
behind total cover, even if it is blinded or in darkness.
True Seeing: Occular Inevitability. When you cast the True
Seeing spell, for the duration, the target is immune to the
blinded condition. If an effect or environment would blind the
target, it can see normally instead.
True Seeing: Shared Sight. When you cast the True Seeing
spell targeting yourself, for the duration, you can designate any
number of creatures to also benefits from the spell's effects
while within 10 feet of you. In this form, the spell requires
concentration.
True Seeing: The Third Eye. When you cast the True Seeing
spell targeting yourself, for the duration, you can concentrate on
two spells at once, provided one of those spells is a Divination
spell. You must make separate saving throws to maintain
concentration on each spell, as needed.
Wall of Thorns: Gardener's Guard. When you cast the Wall
of Thorns spell, for the duration, you have advantage on saving
throws to maintain concentration on the spell, you can move
through the spell's area without any speed penalty, and you take
no damage from the spell. Additionally, while within the wall or
5 feet of it, you have a +2 bonus to your AC, as some of the
vines and brambles shape themselves around you to protect
you.
Wall of Thorns: Grasping Growths. When you cast the Wall
of Thorns spell, for the duration, you can use an action to cause
the thorny plants to reach out and grasp at every creature within
10 feet of the wall. On a failed save, a creature is pulled up to
10 feet towards the wall, and into the wall if possible. This
forces a creature to make the saving throw against the wall if it
enters the wall's space this way.
Wall of Thorns: Toxic Thorns. When you cast the Wall of
Thorns spell, any creature that fails its saving throw against the
spell must also make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed
save, it takes an additional 1d8 poison damage and is Poisoned
until the end of its next turn. On a successful save, it is
Sickened until the end of its next turn.
Wall of Thorns: Vicious Hedge. When you cast the Wall of
Thorns spell, the spell creates particularly sharp thorns that
stick into a creature's body, keeping its wounds open. A creature
that takes damage from the spell regains half as many hit points
whenever it would regain hit points. Additionally, it has
disadvantage on attack rolls and saving throws to maintain
concentration, and its speed is halved. These effects last until
the creature uses an action to remove the thorns from itself or
until it is no longer missing any hit points.

Wall of Ice: True Winter. When you cast the Wall of Ice spell,
any creature that fails its saving throw against the spell is
Chilled until the end of its next turn, and its speed is halved for
the same duration. If it fails by a margin of 10 or more, it is
instead restrained. A creature resistant or immune to cold
damage ignores these effects.

Wall of Ice: Unbreakable Ice. When you cast the Wall of Ice
spell, the wall has three times as many hit points per section,
and its AC is 15, instead of 12.

Wall of Ice: Winter is Coming. When you cast the Wall of

Ice spell, for the duration, the spell deals no damage to Undead.
Additionally, any humanoid killed by the spell rises at the start
of its next turn as a zombie. This zombie has special properties:
it is immune to cold damage, and it deals an additional 1d4 cold
damage with any attack it makes that hits. A zombie created this
way lasts for 1 minute, ending early if the spell ends or if it
drops to 0 hit points. The zombie acts on the turns of the
creature it came from, following your mental commands (or
defending itself if you issue none).

Winter Is Coming: Zombie Initiative

If the creature the zombie came from wasn't in the
initiative order, you can either roll a new initiative for
the zombie, or simply have it act immediately after
your own turns.

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 Arcane Sword: Sword and Board. When you cast the Arcane
7th level Sword spell, the spell also summons a shield-shaped plane of
force that hovers within range, lasting for the duration. The
Arcane Sword: Bait and Switch. When you cast the Arcane
shield provides half cover to any creatures of your choice
Sword spell, for the duration, you can use an action to
within 5 feet of it. When you use the spell's bonus action to
magically swap places with the sword. You teleport to the
move the sword and/or attack with it, you can also move the
sword's location (provided it is in an unoccupied space with
shield up to 20 feet to a spot you can see.
room for you to appear), and the sword teleports to yours. If
there isn't room for you to appear, the effect fails. Conjure Celestial: Beasts of Heaven. When you cast the
Conjure Celestial spell, you can choose to conjure a Beast of
Arcane Sword: Battlemage's Blade. When you cast the
CR 4 or lower, instead of a celestial. When you do, the
Arcane Sword spell, for the duration, whenever you use the
following changes apply to the summoned beast:
spell's bonus action to attack with the sword, you can also make
one melee weapon attack as part of the bonus action. It counts as a Celestial creature
Arcane Sword: Blazing Blade. When you cast the Arcane Its Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma are 10 if they
Sword spell, the sword deals an additional 2d8 fire damage on a would be lower
hit, and ignites any target it hits. An ignited target takes 1d8 fire
damage at the end of each of its turns. f the target or a creature It understands Celestial and Common, but can't speak
within 5 feet of it uses an action to put out the flames, or if
It gains a flying speed of 60 feet (If it is size Large or
some other effect douses the flames (such as the target being
submerged in water), it is no longer ignited. The flames also smaller)
dissipate if the spell ends. It gains additional hit points equal to twice your level (if
it is size Huge or larger)
Arcane Sword: Cleaving Swings. When you cast the Arcane
Sword spell, whenever you attack with the sword, all creatures It gains resistance to radiant damage
within 5 feet of the target that the attack roll would also hit take
the spell's damage. Its weapon attacks deal an additional 1d4 radiant
damage
Arcane Sword: Dancing Sword. When you cast the Arcane
Sword spell, the spell doesn't require concentration for you, and It gains an innate spellcasting feature. Its spellcasting
you can move the blade up to three times as far. ability is Wisdom. It can cast the following spells,
requiring no components:
Arcane Sword: Ethereal Armament. When you cast the
Arcane Sword spell, the sword is invisible. Unless a creature At Will: Light, Spare the Dying
can see the sword (such as with a See Invisibility or True
Seeing spell), the sword's attacks against that creature have 1/day: Daylight
advantage. The sword's attacks also ignore all armor, shields,
Conjure Celestial: Desperate Intercession. When you cast
and spells of 7th level or lower that set or increase the target's
the Conjure Celestial spell, you can use a casting time of 1
AC. If a target is wearing armor, find its AC as though it was
action, but the duration becomes "Concentration, up to 1
not wearing any. Lastly, the blade can pass through magical
minute".
barriers, such as a Forcecage or Wall of Force, uninhibited.
Conjure Celestial: Guardian Angel. When you cast the
Arcane Sword: Power Attack. When you cast the Arcane
Conjure Celestial spell, for the duration, you have a +2 bonus to
Sword spell, you can use an action to make an attack with the
your AC while within 5 feet of the celestial. Additionally, if the
weapon, instead of (or in addition to) using a bonus action.
spell ends due to you losing concentration from taking damage,
When you attack with it as an action, the attack deals maximum
the celestial doesn't immediately disappear. Instead, it remains
damage on a hit, and scores a critical hit on a roll of 19 or 20.
for up to 1 minute.
Arcane Sword: Supernatural Sentinel. When you cast the
Conjure Celestial: Herald's Blessing. When you cast the
Arcane Sword spell, for the duration, you can use the sword to
Conjure Celestial spell, the celestial appears bearing a radiant
make opportunity attacks. Additionally, the sword has a 5-foot
gift for you. While within 5 feet of each other, you or the
reach and creature's leaving that reach can provoke an
celestial can use an action to bestow/receive the gift. When the
opportunity attack from you as though they left your own reach.
gift is bestowed/received, you regain 5d8 hit points and sprout
You can use this reaction once per round without requiring or
radiant angel wings until the spell ends. The wings grant you a
expending your reaction.
flying speed of 40 feet, and shed bright light in a 20-foot radius,
Arcane Sword: Swift Slash. When you cast the Arcane Sword plus dim light for an additional 20 feet.
spell, for the duration, you can make one attack with the sword
Conjure Celestial: Unicorn's Call. When you cast the
on each of your turns (no action required), but only if you
Conjure Celestial spell, you can conjure a Unicorn instead of
havn't attacked with it yet that turn. Once you do, you can't
choosing a celestial of challenge rating 4 or lower. The Unicorn
attack with the sword again until the start of your next turn.
can't use any legendary actions or regional effects when
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Delayed Blast Fireball: Alternate Expansion. When you
cast the Delayed Blast Fireball spell, anytime the spell's damage
would grow by 1d6 during the duration, you can choose to
forgo the additional damage and instead increase the radius of
the eventual explosion by 5 feet.
Delayed Blast Fireball: Bomb Shelter. When you cast the
Delayed Blast Fireball spell, your concentration can't be broken
by taking damage, and you take no damage from the spell's
explosion.
Delayed Blast Fireball: Chaos Chronomancy. When you
cast the Delayed Blast Fireball, you can attempt to accelerate
the flow of time around the spell itself via dangerous but
powerful chronomancy. Choose the point for the spell, then roll
1d10. Reduce the remaining duration of the spell by a number
of rounds equal to the number rolled, and add the same number
of d6s to the spell's damage. If you roll a 10, the spell
immediately erupts at the point you chose and then ends. If you
roll a 1-9, you can't willingly end the spell until the start of your
next turn.
Delayed Blast Fireball: Doomsayer. When you cast the
Delayed Blast Fireball spell, you can use a bonus action on each
of your turns for the spell's duration to increase the damage by
1d6, and reduce the remaining duration by 1 round (6 seconds).
Delayed Blast Fireball: Faultless Finesse. When you cast
the Delayed Blast Fireball spell, you automatically succeed the
saving throw if you attempt to touch the bead. Additionally, if
another creature would attempt to throw the bead, you can use
your reaction to end the spell before the bead is throwing,
causing it to immediately erupt.
Delayed Blast Fireball: Shockwave Swell. When you cast
the Delayed Blast Fireball spell, when the bead explodes, any
creature that fails its saving throw is pushed 15 feet away from
the bead. This distance increases by 5 feet each time the
damage increases during the duration.
Divine Word: Epic Announcement. When you cast the
Divine Word spell, the range increases by a number of feet
equal to 10 times your spellcasting ability modifier.
Additionally, a creature that can't hear you still makes the
saving throw, but with advantage.
Divine Word: Every Knee Shall Bow. When you cast the
Divine Word spell, any creature that fails its saving throw
(regardless of its hit points) falls prone.
Divine Word: Overwhelming Awe. When you cast the Divine
Word spell, any creature that fails its saving throw (regardless
of its hit points) is also Frightened of you for 1 minute. A
creature frightened this way can repeat the save at the end of
each of its turns while you aren't in its line of sight, ending the
effect on itself on a success.
Divine Word: Mortal Command. When you cast the Divine
Word spell, any creature with 50 hit points or less has
disadvantage on its saving throw against the spell. Additionally,
all hit point thresholds for the spell, including for this mastery,
are doubled for Humanoid targets.
Divine Word: Surging Statute. When you cast the Divine
Word spell, you can change the spell's range to "Self (120-foot
cone)". When you do, you can't choose which creatures in the
area are not affected.
Divine Word: Thundering Chorus. When you cast the
Divine Word spell, any creature that fails its saving throw
(regardless of its hit points) takes 3d10 thunder damage. This
damage doesn't affect the creature's hit points in regards to the
thresholds for the spell.
Etherealness: Apprentice of the Aether. When you cast the
Etherealness spell, you can cast a special version of the spell
using certain lower level spell slots. The duration changes
depending on the spell slot used, as shown below.
4th level: Up to 1 minute
5th level: Up to 10 minutes
6th level: Up to 1 hour
Etherealness: Ether Envoy. When you cast the Etherealness
spell, for the duration, you can use an action to allow yourself
to be perceived from the plane you originated from as normal.
This effect lasts until you use an action to end it, returning to
the normal state of the spell, or until the spell ends. Creatures
from the other plane that can perceive still can not interact with
you or affect you.
Etherealness: Momentary Return. When you cast the
Etherealness spell, you can concentrate on the spell to add the
following feature: at any point during the duration, you can use
an action to step back into the plane you originated from for up
to 1 minute without ending the spell. However, whenever you
do, there is a 20% chance the spell immediately ends. This
chance increases by 20% each time you use this effect during
the duration. When the 1 minute expires, you return to the
ethereal plane in the space you currently occupy.
Finger of Death: Ghoul King's Claw. When you cast the
Finger of Death spell, the range becomes 5 feet, and you make a
melee spell attack instead of forcing the target to make a saving
throw. On a hit, the target takes the spell's damage and must
make a Constitution saving throw if it is a humanoid. On a
failed save, the target becomes Paralyzed until the end of your
next turn. Lastly, if the target is an Elf and it is killed, you can
choose for it to rise as a Ghoul, rather than a Zombie.
Finger of Death: Mortality's Call. When you cast the Finger
of Death spell, a humanoid with 75 or less hit points remaining
has disadvantage on its saving throw, and you reroll 1s on the
damage dice if both of the d20s for its saving throw failed.
Finger of Death: Reaper's Hand. When you cast the Finger
of Death spell, you can target up to 5 creatures within a 10-foot
radius centered on a point you can see within range, instead of
targeting a single creature. When you do, don't add the +30 to
the spell's damage, and any creature that isn't missing hit points
has advantage on its saving throw.
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Finger of Death: Undying Wilds. When you cast the Finger
of Death spell and kill a Beast of CR 3 or lower with it, you can
cause that beast to reanimate as an undead version of itself, with
the changes below to its stat block. The undead beast follows
the same rules as a zombie created by the spell.
Undead Beast Template
Damage Resistances necrotic
Damage Immunities poison
Condition Immunities poisoned
Undead Nature. As an Undead, you don't require sleep,
food, or drink.
Undying Fortitutde. If damage that isn't radiant or from
a critical hit reduces you to 0 hit points, make a
Constitution saving throw (DC 5 + the damage taken).
If you succeed, you drop to 1 hit point instead.
Fire Storm: Absolute Apocalypse. When you cast the Fire
Storm spell, you can choose 5 more 10-foot cubes. Additionally,
the spell deals double damage to objects and structures.
Fire Storm: Breath of the Blazing Winds. When you cast
the Fire Storm spell, you can summon a furious wind inside the
storm. For each 10-foot cube, choose a direction. Each creature
inside that cube must also make a Strength saving throw or be
pushed 10 feet in the chosen direction. A creature inside
multiple affected cubes is only pushed in one direction.
Fire Storm: Cataclysm Clouds. When you cast the Fire
Storm spell, each affected cube becomes filled with thick, black
smoke. The smoke lasts for up to 1 minute and spreads around
corners. Its area is heavily obscured. Each 10-foot cube of
smoke can be cleared by a wind of moderate or greater speed
(at least 10 miles per hour).
Fire Storm: Crusader's Conflagration. When you cast the
Fire Storm spell, you can cast a version of the spell that only
affects Fiends and undead. Objects, plants, and other creatures
are unharmed. Fiends and undead have disadvantage on saving
throws against the spell, and are exposed to the spell's damage.
Fire Storm: Firestarter. When you cast the Fire Storm spell,
any creature damaged by the spell ignites with flames. A
creature ignited this way takes 1d10 fire damage at the start of
each of its turns. If the ignited creature or a creature within 5
feet of it uses an action to put out the flames, or if some other
effect douses the flames (such as the target being submerged in
water), the effect ends.
Fire Storm: Primordial Uproar. When you cast the Fire
Storm spell, you can change the damage type to Acid, Cold,
Lightning, or Thunder (your choice). Additionally, you can
choose for Beasts and/or Elementals in the area to be
unaffected.
Fire Storm: Scattered Storm. When you cast the Fire Storm
spell, each cube you target doesn't need to be touching another
cube. However, the range is reduced to 50 feet.
Fire Storm: Summer of Cinders. When you cast the Fire
Storm spell, you can concentrate on the spell. When you do, on
each of your turns for the duration, you can use an action to
repeat the spell's effects, targeting the same area. Each time you
do, the damage dice are reduced by one step from the previous
use. d10s become d8s, then d6s, then d4s. Once you use the
effect as d4s, the spell ends. Starting on your next turn, if you
end your turn without having used your action to repeat the
spell's effects, the spell also ends.
Forcecage: Arcane Bypass. When you cast the Forcecage
spell, for the duration, you can cast your Illusion spells that
don't deal damage into and out of the Forcecage.
Forcecage: Death Box. When you cast the Forcecage spell,
for the duration, creatures inside the cage can't regain hit points.
A creature that drops to 0 hit points inside the cage also can't be
made undead at any point. If it has a soul, the soul becomes
captured into a tiny spherical orb of force. While the soul is
contained within, the creature can't be raised from the dead by
any effect that requires its soul to be free and willing. If the
spherical orb is targeted by a disintegrate spell, or a dispel
magic spell of 8th level or higher, it is destroyed and the soul is
freed.
Forecage: Forceful Appearance. When you cast the
Forcecage spell, a shockwave of arcane force eminates from the
cage in one direction of your choosing: a 5-foot radius around
the outside of the cage, or throughout the entire area inside the
cage. Creatures in the affected area must make a Constitution
saving throw. On a failed save, a creature takes 4d6 force
damage, is pushed up to 10 feet, and is knocked prone. On a
successful save, a creature takes half as much damage and no
other effect.
Forcecage: Illusory Prison. When you cast the Forcecage
spell, you can choose one of the following:
The cage isn't invisible. Instead, it is opaque and of a
single color you choose.
The cage is invisible as normal, and any object or
creature inside the cage also becomes invisible while
there.
Forcecage Updates
The following changes are recommended for the
Forcecage spell due to its lack of interactivity.
The spell now requires concentration.
The spell can be dispelled by Dispel Magic, but
only if that spell is cast at a level equal to or higher
than the level of the Forcecage spell.
Forcecage: Suppression Cage. When you cast the Forcecage
spell, for the duration, no sound can be created within or pass
through the cage. Any creature or object entirely inside the cage
is immune to thunder damage, and creatures are deafened while
entirely inside it. Casting a spell that includes a verbal
component is impossible there.
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Magnificent Mansion: Home Security System. When you
cast the Magnificent Mansion spell, you can cast the
Clairvoyance spell at will while inside the mansion with a
casting time of 1 action, but only targeting other areas within
the mansion.
Magnificent Mansion: Living Guest List. When you cast
the Magnificent Mansion spell, you designate additional
creatures to be allowed into the mansion at any time throughout
the duration. Additionally, at any time (no action required)
during the duration, you can kick a creature inside the mansion
out of it, shunting them out to a point within 10 feet of the
entrance portal. The creature can't reenter the mansion unless
you designate them as allowed again.
Magnificent Mansion: Luxury Accomodations. When you
cast the Magnificent Mansion spell, any creature that enters the
mansion is immediately no longer frightened and can't be
frightened while inside. Additionally, when taking a short rest
in the mansion, each hit die rolled counts for its maximum
value. When taking long rests in the mansion, a creature can
benefit from one effect from the Greater Restoration spell of its
choice, or it can gain 20 temporary hit points (which last until
the next time it finishes a long rest).
Magnificent Mansion: Quick Conjuration. When you cast
the Magnificent Mansion spell, you can attempt to hasten the
casting, changing the casting time to 1 action. Roll a DC 20
ability check with your spellcasting ability. On a failed check,
you can either use the normal casting time, or waste the spell.
Magnificent Mansion: Spellscribe's Study. When you cast
the Magnificent Mansion spell, you can create a special
enchanted room inside the mansion for studying and scribing
arcane scrolls and tomes. Copying spells into a spellbook and
creating spell scrolls takes half as much time in this part of the
mansion. Additionally, ability checks to interact with any form
of arcane writing have advantage in this room.
Mirage Arcane: Celestial Shadow. When you cast the
Mirage Arcane spell, you can also change the light levels inside
the affected area to resemble any time of day or night. You can
also determine what sort of moon appears in the sky. These
changes only affect the spell's area.
Mirage Arcane: Chrono-control. When you cast the Mirage
Arcane spell, you can use any of the alternative casting times
below. Some casting times also change the duration of the spell
and its area of effect.
Casting Time Duration Area of Effect
1 minute 1 day 1 mile
1 action 1 hour 1000 feet
1 bonus action 1 minute 100 feet
Mirage Arcane: Enchanting Landscape. When you cast the
Mirage Arcane spell, you can lace the illusion with an
enchanting effect of your choice from the options below.
Spooky. Saving throws against the frightened condition
have disadvantage. A frightened creature has
disadvantage on saving throws against illusion spells.
Charming. Saving throws against the charmed
condition have disadvantage. A charmed creature has
disadvantage on saving throws against enchantment
spells.
Plane Shift: Inherit Adaptations. When you cast the Plane
Shift spell, affected creatures gain the benefits below for 24
hours, as long as they remain on the target plane. A creature
only gains these benefits if the spell brought them to the target
plane from a different plane.
Resistance to one damage type most closely associated
with the target plane (DM's choice)
The ability to read, write, speak, and understand the
primary language of that plane (if there is one)
The ability to breathe normally in any natural
environment on the plane
Plane Shift: Temporary Shift. When you cast the Plane Shift
spell, affected creatures teleport back to the place where they
were when you cast the spell after 1 hour. Alternatively, you can
concentrate on the spell for up to 24 hours. When the spell ends,
affected creatures teleport back to the place where they were
when you cast the spell.
Prismatic Spray: Breath of Chromatic Tyrant. When you
cast the Prismatic Spray spell, if you speak Draconic and use it
as a verbal component in the spell's casting, the effects are
changed in the following ways:
1-5: The damage increases by 1d6
6-7: The target takes 4d6 thunder damage and must
succeed a Wisdom saving throw or become Frightened
of you for up to 1 minute (repeating the saving throw at
the end of each of its turns to end the effect)
8: Instead of rerolling twice, the target takes 5d6 fire,
acid, lightning, poison, and cold damage (each)"
Prismatic Spray: Color Conditions. When you cast the
Prismatic Spray spell, any creature that takes damage from the
spell also gains the damage condition for the damage type that
it took. The condition lasts up to 1 minute. An affected creature
can make a Constitution saving throw at the end of each of its
turns, ending the condition on a success.
Prismatic Spray: Color Control. When you cast the
Prismatic Spray spell, you can roll the d8 for each ray twice,
choosing which result to use.
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Prismatic Spray: Consume Color. When you cast the
Prismatic Spray spell, you gain 5 temporary hit points for each
affected target, or 10 for any target affected by two rays. While
you have these temporary hit points, you appear gorged with
light, as though glowing rainbow energy is about to burst from
your skin. The first time you take damage each turn, each
creature within 5 feet of you takes 5 radiant damage.
Prismatic Spray: Kaleidoscope. (Tool Infusion) If you are
proficient with Glassblowers tools, you can craft a special piece
of glass to use as a material component in casting the spell. The
process requires 15 gp of common glassblowing materials and a
set of Glassblower's Tools. When you cast the Prismatic Spray
spell using the special glass, the spell's range becomes 60 feet.
Rather than targeting an area, you can choose a number of
creatures that you can see within range equal to 1d4 + your
spellcasting ability modifier to be affected.
Prismatic Spray: Lingering Light. When you cast the
Prismatic Spray spell, a creature that fails its saving throw is
also Branded until the end of its next turn.
Prismatic Spray: Rainbow Rider. When you cast the
Prismatic Spray spell, a plane of prismatic force appears
beneath your feet until the end of your next turn, granting you a
flying speed of 90 feet. You can choose to concentrate on the
effect when you cast the spell, causing it to last up to 1 minute
instead.
Prismatic Spray: Spectrum Expanded. When you cast the
Prismatic Spray spell, roll a d10 for each ray, instead of a d8.
8 - White: The target takes 5d6 radiant damage, or half
as much on a successful one. On a failed save, the target
is also Stunned until the end of your next turn.
9 - Black: The target takes 10d6 necrotic damage, or
half as much on a successful one. If this damage reduces
a humanoid target to 0 hit points, it rises as a zombie
under your control at the start of your next turn,
following your verbal orders to the best of its ability. It
remains animated until destroyed or for up to 24 hours,
at which point it becomes a normal corpse.
10 - Special: The target is struck by two rays. Roll
twice more, rerolling any 10.
Prismatic Spray: Stained Glass Shield. When you cast the
Prismatic Spray spell, residual color lingers around you,
forming a stained glass shield. For 1 minute, you shed bright
light in a 20-foot radius and dim light for an additional 20 feet,
you have a +2 bonus to your AC, and you are resistant to
radiant damage, as well as any damage type you dealt with the
spell. However, you are also vulnerable to bludgeoning, force,
and thunder damage.
Project Image: Compelling Appearance. When you cast the
Project Image spell, you can force each creature within 30 feet
of the illusion when it first appears to make a Wisdom saving
throw. On a failed save a creature is charmed by and frightened
of the illusion for 1 minute. A creature immune to either
condition is unaffected. While charmed and frightened in this
way, a creature's speed is 0. The conditions end for a creature if
it takes damage, if another creature uses an action to shake it
out of its stupor, if the spell ends, or if the creature can no
longer see the illusion.
Project Image: Invincible Illusion. When you cast the
Project Image spell, the spell doesn't immediately end when the
illusion takes damage if the damage is 10 or lower. Further, if
the damage is 11 or higher, roll a Constitution saving throw to
maintain concentration on the spell, using the normal rules for
taking damage and concentration. On a successful save, the
spell doesn't end.
Regenerate: Biomancer's Graft. When you cast the
Regenerate spell, you can use the spell to attach foreign limbs
to the target's body. You can only attach limbs to the target that
come from creatures no more than one size category smaller or
larger than it. You can attach limbs that aren't normally part of
the creature's biology, such as tails, wings, etc. You can only
attach a limb if the target has reasonable space to accomodate it.
Most humanoids can't accomodate more than 4 of any one kind
of limb. You can't attach limbs that aren't made at least partially
of flesh. Foreign limbs attached this way fall off when the spell
ends. The target gains permanent (but harmless) scarring where
the limbs were attached.
If you attach additional arms to the target, the extra arms don't
grant any special ability to make additional attacks or take
additional actions of any kind. The target can use the normal
reach of any additional limbs it gains. Having 3 or more arms
grants advantage to Strength (Athletics) checks made to initiate
or maintain a grapple using the arms.
If you attach an appropriately sized pair of matching wings to a
target, it gains a flying speed of 40 feet.
If you attach a limb to the target that could function as a natural
weapon, the target can use it as a natural weapon in place of
unarmed strikes. The damage is determined by the GM, but
typically the natural weapon deals 1d6 + the target's Strength
modifier as bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing damage. Some
natural weapons, such as a Giant Scorpion's tail, might inflict
other effects, such as poison, as described in the original stat
block. The save DC for any such effect equals 8 + the target's
proficiency bonus + its Constitution modifier.
If you attach additional legs to the target, it gains advantage on
saving throws against being knocked prone.
If you attach appropriate limbs from a creature that would have
a climb speed due to those limbs, the limbs grant the target a
climb speed equal to its walking speed. Likewise, limbs adapted
for swimming can grant the target a swimming speed equal to
its walking speed.
At the GMs discretion, uniquely adapted limbs might grant
other special features."
Regenerate: Rapid Repair. When you cast the Regenerate
spell, for the duration, the target regrows its severed body
members at the start of each of its turns.
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Regenerate: Troll Blood. When you cast the Regenerate spell,
the spell doesn't restore any hit points when it is cast. However,
the regenerative properties of the spell are empowered, so that
the target regains 5 hit points at the start of each of its turns (50
hit points each minute). The target doesn't regain hit points this
way if it took Acid, Cold, Fire, or Lightning damage since the
start of its last turn.
Regenerate: Versatile Service. When you cast the Regenerate
spell, you can do so using lower level spell slots, with reduced
effects. Using a spell slot of 3rd or 4th level, you can instantly
reattach severed limbs which you hold up to the target's body.
The spell has no other effects cast at this level. Using a spell
slot of 5th or 6th, the spell functions as normal but does not
grant the initial 4d8 + 15 healing, and the duration is only 10
minutes.
Resurrection: Radiant Rush. When you cast the Resurrection
spell, you can use a casting time of 1 action. When you do, the
penalties imposed on you and the target due to the taxing nature
of the spell don't take effect until after 1 minute has passed.
During that time, both you and the target shed bright in a 20-
foot radius, and dim light for an additional 20 feet. Once the
minute has passed, the penalties imposed by the spell take three
times as long to wear off — for every long rest required in
recovery, one must complete three long rests.
Reverse Gravity: Court of the Cosmomancer. When you
cast the Reverse Gravity spell, while inside the spell's area, a
spectral crown and cape adorn you, shimmering with light,
granting you the benefits below. If you leave the spell's area, the
crown and cape disappear, and the spell ends.
You have a flying speed of 100 feet
You are immune to the charmed and frightened
conditions
Any creature charmed by you or frightened of you has
disadvantage on its saving throw against the spell
Reverse Gravity: Gravity Pulse. When you cast the Reverse
Gravity spell, it doesn't require concentration. At the start of
each of your turns, the radius of the spell's cylinder area is
reduced by 10 feet. Once the radius reaches 0 feet, the spell
ends.
Reverse Gravity: Reverse, Reverse! When you cast the
Reverse Gravity spell, you can use an action on subsequent
turns for the duration to switch the direction of gravity again: if
gravity is currently reversed, it returns to normal. If it is
currently normal, it is reversed as described in the spell's initial
effect. Each time you use this action, immediately after the
effect, you must make a saving throw using your spellcasting
ability, with a DC equal to 10 + 5 for each time you have used
the action during the duration. On a failed save, the spell ends.
Reverse Gravity: Riptide. When you cast the Reverse Gravity
spell, a magical force pulls creatures along with the spell.
Dexterity saving throws to avoid falling because of the spell
have disadvantage. Additionally, a creature anchored to the
ground by its own strength must make a Strength saving throw.
On a failed save, it is ripped from its anchor and falls. This
version of spell also works underwater. Any creature
underwater in the spell's area is pulled up to 50 feet through the
water in the direction of the spell's force. Lastly, any creature
flying in the spell's area must make a Strength saving throw. On
a failed save, it can't fly in the area until the spell ends. A flying
creature affected this way can repeat the saving throw at the
start of each of its turns, ending the effect on a success.
Note: Riptide
Examples of a creature anchored by its own strength
include one grasping onto a rope, one holding onto a
tree, etc. A creature chained to the ground by a metal
chain, on the other hand, would remain unaffected as
normal.
Reverse Gravity: Titanic Tides. When you cast the Reverse
Gravity spell, the spell affects a 150-foot radius cylinder, and
the range becomes 150 feet.
Sequester: Chronoshield. When you cast the Sequester spell,
if damage would end the spell on a target, reduce the damage to
0 (although the spell still ends).
Sequester: Unending Destiny. When you cast the Sequester
spell, the trigger does not need to be visible or within 1 mile of
the target. Wherever the trigger occurs, the target can be
released from the spell. Additionally, 24 hours after being
released from the spell, the target teleports back to where it was
first targeted by the spell and comes under its effects again,
unless the target has been destroyed or reduced to 0 hit points.
Simulacrum: Illusory Army. When you cast the Simulacrum
spell, you can have multiple duplicates at a time, provided the
combined CR (or level) of the duplicates doesn't exceed your
level.
Simulacrum: Self-Sufficient Spells. When you cast the
Simulacrum spell, the duplicate you create can regain 1st and
2nd level spell slots when it finishes a long rest.
Simulacrum: Vitality Well. When you cast the Simulacrum
spell, the duplicate you create regains half its hit points when it
finishes a long rest, without needing to expend any components
as with a normal repair.
Symbol: Careful Creation. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Symbol spell, if you are proficient with the Jeweler's Kit
and use a set in the spell's casting, you can roll a Dexterity
ability check in casting the spell, DC 15. On a successful check,
the spell doesn't consume the gem used in the casting. However,
lingering magic does remain on the gem, preventing it from
being used as a spell component again for 24 hours.
Additionally, the ability check DC to preserve any gem already
preserved by this mastery increases by 5 for each subsequent
attempt.
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Teleport: Ensured Escape. When you cast the Teleport spell,
the spell is empowered by certain assurances to help guarantee
your escape:
This spell can't be prevented by a Counterspell cast at a
lower level.
For 1 minute after casting the spell, all magical
teleportation is impossible in a 1000-foot radius around
where you cast the spell, except by a spell cast at a level
higher than this spell.
For 1 hour after casting the spell, you and any creatures
you brought with you are under the effects of the
Nondetection spell.
Teleport: Reliable Routefinder. (Tool Infusion) When you
cast the Teleport spell, treat any roll on the d100 of 24 or lower
as a 25. Additionally, you can spend 1 minute casting the spell,
instead of 1 action, to roll the d100 with advantage. If you are
proficient with Navigator's Tools, you can gain this advantage
using the normal casting time, or you can roll three times for
the advantage using a 1 minute casting time.
Teleport: Temporary Teleportation. When you cast the
Teleport spell, affected creatures teleport back to the place
where they were when you cast the spell after 1 minute.
Alternatively, you can concentrate on the spell for up to 1 hour.
When the spell ends, affected creatures teleport back to the
place where they were when you cast the spell.
8th level
Animal Shapes: Council of the Wildclans. When you cast
the Animal Shapes spell, affected targets can speak normally.
Casting spells remains impossible in the beast form, with the
following exception: a creature with using Druid spellcasting
can cast cantrips that don't require material components while
in the beast form.
Animal Shapes: Elemental Avatars. When you cast the
Animal Shapes spell, you can choose a number of affected
creatures up to your spellcasting ability modifier to infuse with
elemental energy for the duration. Choose one of the following:
cold, fire, lightning. While transformed into a beast by the spell,
each affected creature is resistant to the chosen damage type,
and gains benefits as below:
Cold: A creature's AC is 16 if it would be lower, or
otherwise increases by +1. Additionally, it gains 5
temporary hit points at the start of each of its turns.
Fire: A creature has advantage on initiative rolls and
adds 1d4 fire damage to its weapon attacks.
Lightning: A creature's speed increases by 15 feet, or
by 30 while it has a flying speed. Additionally, a creature
can use its bonus action to dash. When it does, it can
also disengage as part of the same bonus action.
Animal Shapes: Free Will. When you cast the Animal Shapes
spell, each affected creature can use its own action to transform
itself into a new form. Additionally, an affected creature can
end the spell on itself and revert to its normal form as a bonus
action.
Animal Shapes: Pack Leader. When you cast the Animal
Shapes spell, you can choose one target as the Alpha. You can
designate a beast form up to CR 8 for the Alpha target.
Additionally, while within 15 feet of the Alpha, other affected
creatures in beast form have advantage on their attack rolls. You
can't transform the Alpha into a new form at any point during
the duration of the spell, but if you would use your action to
transform other creatures, the Alpha instead regains up to 30 hit
points if it is within range.
Antimagic Field: Anchored Area. When you cast the
Antimagic Field spell, you can change the range to 60 feet and
create the 10-foot radius sphere centered on a point you can see
within range. When created in this way, the sphere doesn't
move, and every 1 foot of movement inside the area costs 3
feet.
Antimagic Field: Destructive Dispulsion. When you cast
the Antimagic Field, any creature in the area that is under the
effects of an ongoing magical effect that is suppressed by this
spell must make a Constitution saving throw. A creature takes
5d10 force damage on a failed save, or half as much on a
successful one.
Antimagic Field: Fortress of the Mundane. When you cast
the Antimagic Field spell, the sphere of antimagic acts as a
protective shield around you, warding you from all effects. For
the duration, while you are inside the spell's area, your AC can't
be less than 20.
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Antimagic Field: Pain Suppression. When you cast the
Antimagic Field spell, for the duration, you don't have to make
Constitution saves to maintain concentration on the spell due to
taking 50 or less damage.
Antimagic Field: Spelleater Parasite. When you cast the
Antimagic Field spell, you can change the range to touch. You
target a creature within your reach, which must make a
Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, it becomes affected by
the spell, the radius centered on it and moving with it for the
duration. The creature can use its action to make a Constitution
saving throw, ending the spell on a success.
Antipathy/Sympathy: Immortal Intimidation. When you
cast the Antipath/Sympathy spell and choose the Antipathy
effect, the spell lasts until dispelled and ignores immunity to the
Frightened condition.
Clone: Accelerated Maturity. When you cast the Clone spell,
the clone only takes 30 days to reach maturity. If you include an
additional 2500 gp of silver dust in the spell's casting, it only
takes 15 days. If you include an additional 5000 gp and the
blood of a celestial CR 10 or higher, the clone only takes 24
hours to reach maturity.
Clone: Respec. When you cast the Clone spell, you can
rearrange any of the clone's ability scores, although the rest of
its features remain unchanged. The ability score changes take
place once the clone matures.
Control Weather: Avatar of Nature. When you cast the
Control Weather spell, for the duration, while inside the area
affected by the spell, you are immune to the effects of the
weather, as well as resistant to cold, fire, and lightning damage.
Control Weather: Combat Climatology. When you cast the
Control Weather spell, choose one of the following:
Precipitation, Temperature, Wind. For the duration, while the
chosen category is at its highest extremity, you also gain the
following benefits:
Precipitation: You can cast the Call Lightning or Sleet
Storm spell (the GM chooses which is appropriate based
on your environment), at will, without requiring
concentration, inside the area of the Control Weather
spell.
Temperature: You can use an action cause a heat
weave in a 30 foot radius centered on a point you can
see within range, or in a 60 foot radius centered on you.
Creatures in that area must make a Constitution saving
throw. On a failed save, a creature takes 1d6 fire damage
for each exhaustion level it has (minimum 1d6).
Wind: You can cast Control Winds at will, without
requiring concentration, inside the area of the Control
Weather spell.
Control Weather: Nature's Herald. When you cast the
Control Weather spell, it doesn't require concentration for you.
Additionally, you can choose for plants and/or beasts inside the
spell's area to be unharmed by any of the weather changes
caused by the spell.
Control Weather: Sudden Surge. When you cast the Control
Weather spell, you can use a casting time of 1 action. For 1
minute, each time you change the weather takes 1 round, with
changes occurring at the start of your next turn, rather than the
normal time the spell takes to shift the weather. When you cast
the spell in this way, after 1 minute, you can no longer change
the weather expect by dismissing the spell.
Demiplane: Chronal Suspension Cage. When you cast the
Demiplane spell to create a new Demiplane, if you include a
large diamond worth 5000 gp in the spells casting (which is
consumed), the demiplane gains one of the properties below of
your choice. Time outside the demiplane is unaffected and
moves at its normal rate.
Accelerate: Time passes twice as quickly inside the
demiplane
Deccelerate: Time passes half as quickly inside the
demiplane
Time Change Examples
For example, in an accelerated demiplane, when 24
hours inside the demiplane have passed, only 12 hours
outside the demiplane have passed. In a deccelerated
demiplane, when 24 hours inside the demiplane have
passed, 48 hours outside the demiplane have passed.
Demiplane: Escape Access. When you cast the Demiplane
spell, you can end the spell early as an action. When you do, the
door closes at the start of your next turn.
Demiplane: Expansion Plans. When you cast the Demiplane
spell, you can do so with a casting time of 24 hours and a 250
gp consumed material component to enlarge your existing
demiplane, in addition to opening the door to the demiplane as
normal. You can either enlarge the main chamber by 10 feet on
each horizontal side, or add a new chamber half the size of the
original chamber created by the spell, connected to the first by a
5x10x10 foot hallway. You can safely expand your demiplane a
number of times equal to your spellcasting ability modifier.
Each expansion thereafter has a risk of failure. Make a
spellcasting ability check (DC 15+the number of expansions).
On a failed check, the spell has no effect and is wasted.
Demiplane: Insider Access. When you cast the Demiplane
spell, you can create a secret password for the demiplane (if you
create a new demiplane) or change the password for the
demiplane (if you are accessing an existing one). Any creature
inside the Demiplane can use this password to leave the
Demiplane, returning to the point at which it entered the
Demiplane.
Dominate Monster: Bond of Betrayal. When you cast the
Dominate Monster spell, for the duration, the charmed creature
has advantage on attack rolls against creatures of its type.
Dominate Monster: Bonds of Fear. When you cast the
Dominate Monster spell, a target that is frightened of you has
disadvantage on its saving throw, and doesn't benefit from
advantage on the saving throw. If the target succeeds its saving
throw, but only by a margin of 5 or less, its speed becomes 0
and it can't target you with attacks or harmful effects until the
end of your next turn, frozen by fear.
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Dominate Monster: Eyes of the Enchanter. When you cast
the Dominate Monster spell, for the duration, whenever you use
your action to control the target, you can also start using its
vision and hearing until the start of your next turn. During that
time, you are blind and deaf in regard to your own senses.
Additionally, you can use an action at any time during the
duration to gain a sense of exactly where the charmed creature
is, including distance and direction from you.
Dominate Monster: Master of Many Minions. When you
cast the Dominate Monster spell, you can target a number of
creatures equal to your proficiency bonus. However, the total
combined challenge rating of the creatures can't exceed your
proficiency bonus. If it does, the targets are unaffected in order
of lowest to highest CR, until the total combined CR of affected
creatures reaches a valid total.
Dominate Monster: Safeguard. When you cast the Dominate
Monster spell, for the duration, whenever the charmed creature
would take damage while you are within 30 feet of it and can
see it, you can use your reaction to instead redirect the damage
to yourself. This damage doesn't force you to make a saving
throw to concentrate on this spell.
Earthquake: Flaming Fissures. When you cast the
Earthquake spell, for the duration, any fissures created by the
spell erupt with flames. A creature that falls into a fissure takes
3d8 fire damage. It also takes 5d8 fire damage if it starts its turn
within 20 feet of the bottom of a fissure.
Earthquake: Intense Tremors. When you cast the
Earthquake spell, every foot of movement in the affected area
costs 3 feet, instead of 2. Additionally, Constitution saving
throws against the spell have disadvantage.
Earthquake: Quake Crafter. (Tool Infusion) When you cast
the Earthquake spell, if you are proficient with Mason's Tools or
Drums and use a set in the spell's casting, you can change the
shape of the spell's area from a radius to a combination of 10
squares, each 10 feet by 10 feet squares. Each square must
touch at least one other square on at least one side and must be
completely within the spell's range.
Earthquake: Quick Quake. When you cast the Earthquake
spell, you can change the duration to 1d4+1 rounds, not
requiring concentration. The spell ends at the end of your turn
on the last round.
Earthquake: Seismic Strike. When you cast the Earthquake
spell, you can change the range to Self (150-foot radius). A 30-
foot radius around you is unaffected. The range instead
becomes Self (300-foot radius) if you wield a Heavy melee
weapon with which are proficient when you cast the spell,
striking the weapon into the ground.
Feeblemind: Dizzying Dumbness. When you cast the
Feedblemind spell, an affected creature must make a Dexterity
saving throw the first time on each of its turns that it attempts to
move 5 or more feet. On a failed save, it falls prone. On a save
that fails by a margin of 5 or more, it falls prone and its speed is
reduced to 0 until the end of its turn.
Feeblemind: Mindflayer's Maw. When you cast the
Feeblemind spell, you can change the range to touch. When you
do, if the target fails its Intelligence saving throw, you gain
12d6 temporary hit points. If it fails the saving throw, or
succeeds by a margin of 5 or less, it also becomes Stunned until
the end of your next turn.
Feeblemind: Minor Mindwipe. When you cast the
Feeblemind spell, if the target succeeds its saving throw, you
can concentrate on the spell to prevent it from ending for up to
1 minute. During that time, you can use your action on any of
your turns to force the target to repeat the saving throw,
provided it is still within range and you can still see it. If the
target fails this saving throw, it becomes affected by the spell,
but only for 1 minute.
Feeblemind: Psychic Blast. When you cast the Feeblemind
spell, you can change the range to Self (30-foot radius). When
you do, the duration also changes to Concentration, up to 1
minute. Each creature in that area must make the saving throw
against the spell. On a failed save, a creature is affected until
the spell ends.
Glibness: Gift of Glib. When you cast the Glibness spell, you
can do so with a range of touch. When you do, you ignore the
spell's effects while interacting with the target.
Glibness: Secret Spell. When you cast the Glibness spell, you
can do so without requiring components. Additionally, the spell
is invisible to Detect Magic and any other spell that would
sense the presence of magic on you.
Glibness: Silvertongue Scribe. When you cast the Glibness
spell, if you are proficient with calligrapher's supplies and use a
set in the spell's casting, any words you write during the spell
are enchanted with charisma until dispelled. Magic that would
discern if the written words are truthful indicates they are
truthful (even if they are not). The DC for any insight or
investigation checks to piece apart the words increases by 5,
and if the words relate to a Charisma check (for example, a
letter written to persuade someone), you can replace the number
rolled with a 15.
Glibness: Silvertongue Serenade. When you cast the
Glibness spell, for the duration, you can cast the Charm Person
spell at will at its lowest level, using the same spellcasting
ability you used to cast Glibness.
Glibness: Tongues of the Traveler. When you cast the
Glibness spell, for the duration, you can speak, read, write, and
understand all languages.
Holy Aura: Cleansing Light. When you cast the Holy Aura
spell, for the duration, affected creatures are immune to the
Bane spell and resistant to necrotic damage. Additionally, you
can use an action on any of your turns during the duration to
cast the Lesser Restoration or Remove Curse spell on an
affected creature without expending a spell slot.
Holy Aura: Deadly Dawn. When you cast the Holy Aura
spell, creatures of your choice inside the spell's area when it is
cast must make a Constitution saving throw. A creature takes
4d6 radiant damage and is blinded until the end of its next turn
on a failed save, or takes half as much damage and isn't blinded
on a successful one.
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Holy Aura: Righteous Retribution. When you cast the Holy
Aura spell, when an affected creature is hit with a melee
weapon attack by a creature within 5 feet of it, the attacker
takes 5 radiant damage.
Holy Aura: Sacred Strikes. When you cast the Holy Aura
spell, each affected creature adds 1d8 radiant damage to its first
weapon attack each turn that hits.
Holy Aura: Temporary Temple. When you cast the Holy
Aura spell, you can choose to center the spell's radius on a point
you can see within 60 feet of you, rather than having the aura
surround you. The radius of the aura increases to 50-feet, and
the aura can't be moved for the duration.
Holy Aura: Unwavering Crusade. When you cast the Holy
Aura spell, you don't have to make Constitution saving throws
to maintain concentration on the spell due to taking damage.
Incendiary Cloud: Ashen Whispers. When you cast the
Incendiary Cloud spell, a creature that starts its turn inside the
area must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, it
becomes Frightened of the spell's area until the start of its next
turn. While frightened in this way, its speed is 0.
Incendiary cloud: Cloud Control. When you cast the
Incendiary Cloud spell, you can use a bonus action on each of
your turns for the duration to move the cloud up to 20 feet in a
direction of your choosing.
Note: Moving The Cloud
Moving the cloud with masteries such as Cloud
Control or Smoke Shroud does not force creatures to
make a saving throw against the spell.
Incendiary Cloud: Fading Flames. When you cast the
Incendiary Cloud spell, you can change the duration to
Instantaneous. At the end of your next turn, the cloud begins to
clear, turning to a lightly obscured area instead of a heavily
obscured area and dealing half as much damage. At the end of
your subsequent turn, the cloud clears completely.
Incendiary Cloud: Fog of the Far Realms. When you cast
the Incendiary Cloud spell, it deals 4d8 fire, 4d8 cold, and 4d8
psychic damage (or half as much on a successful save).
Additionally, any speech (other than Deep Speech or a similar
aberrant language, at the GM's discretion) inside the spell's area
is jumbled into aberrant nonsense. Creatures can not speak
intelligibly or cast spells requiring verbal components in the
spell's area.
Incendiary Cloud: Smoke Shroud. When you cast the
Incendiary Cloud spell, you can change the range to Self (20-
foot radius). For the duration, you ignore the spell's heavily
obscured property and take no damage from the spell.
Additionally, the spell moves with you, staying centered on
you, for the duration. When you cast the spell in this way, you
have disadvantage on saving throws to maintain concentration
on the spell.
Incendiary Cloud: Wildfire. When you cast the Incendiary
cloud spell, the spell's radius increases by 5 feet at the start of
each of your turns for the duration. Additionally, you can't
willingly end the spell by dropping concentration. If you
attempt to cast another spell that requires concentration, you
must first succeed a DC 20 ability check with your spellcasting
ability. On a failure, the new spell fails to cast and any slot or
resource used for it is wasted.
Maze: Complex Conundrum. When you cast the Maze spell,
the target must succeed three Intelligence checks to escape. For
the first, the DC is 10. The second DC is 15, and the third DC is
20. Each time the target fails the check, the current DC
increases by 1. This increase can stack up to 5 times.
Maze: Deadly Denizens. When you cast the Maze spell, the
demiplane is inhabited by illusory minotaurs which hunt down
any creature trapped there. A creature that starts its turn in the
maze has a 5% chance of being found by a minotaur, increasing
by 5% with each passing turn, and an additional 5% each time a
creature fails an Intelligence check to escape. This chance never
exceeds 75%. When an illusory minotaur finds a creature, the
illusion makes a melee spell attack against the banished
creature using your spellcasting abilities. On a hit, the target
takes force damage equal to 3d12 + your spellcasting ability
modifier. The minotaur then disappears, but the chance of
another minotaur finding the creature remains the same.
Maze: Minor Maze. When you cast the Maze spell, you can
change the duration to 1 minute, not requiring concentration.
However, the DC to escape the maze decreases by 1 each round
after the first.
Maze: Torture of Tartarus. When you cast the Maze spell,
each time the target fails the check to escape, it takes 1d6
psychic damage + 3 for each other time it has failed during the
duration of the spell.
Maze: Treasure Hunt. When you cast the Maze spell, you can
cast a special version of the spell which sends a willing target to
a special demiplane created by the an ancient being long ago,
sometimes called the Master Maze. An unwilling creature is
unaffected. While in this special maze, the DC to escape is 30.
A creature that successfully escapes before the spell ends has a
50% chance to discover a random magic item. The GM can
choose what item is discovered, or roll randomly on a treasure
table in the DMG. The chances of finding treasure decrease by
5% (to a minimum of 5%) each time you cast the spell using
this mastery, regardless of whether or not a creature escapes
before the spell ends or finds any treasure.
If a creature fails to escape before the spell ends, they are
trapped in the maze indefinitely. Another creature who knows
they are trapped there that enters the maze and succeeds in
escaping has a 50% chance of rescuing their lost ally. This
chance decreases by 5% for every 24 hours that passes, to a
minimum of 5%.
No spell except the Maze spell using this mastery can pass into
or out of the Master Maze demiplane. Teleportation into or out
of it is impossible, Scrying or Sending spells fail, etc.
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Mind Blank: Defensive Dome. When you cast the Mind
Blank spell, you can change the range to Self (10-foot radius).
When you do, the duration also changes to Concentration, up to
1 hour. For the duration, any creature inside the radius
(including you) gains the spell's benefits.
Mind Blank: Extended Enforcement. When you cast the
Mind Blank spell, the target also has advantage on saving
throws against all Enchantment spells and against the frightened
condition. It can also refuse telepathy or Sending spells directed
towards it at will.
Mind Blank: Marks of the Mental Fortress. (Tool
Infusion) When you cast the Mind Blank spell, if you are
proficient with Calligrapher's Supplies or Painter's Supplies and
use a set in the spell's casting, you can perform a special version
of the spell. The casting time becomes 8 hours, and you must
provide 2500 gp of magical ink, which the spell consumes. The
target must remain within range throughout the casting process,
as you mark its skin with an intricate web of magical tattoo
designs full of abjuration sigils. The spell lasts on the target
Until Dispelled.
Power Word Stun: Dragon Shout. When you cast the Power
Word Stun spell, if you speak Draconic and use it as a verbal
component in the spell's casting, you can cast the spell in a 30-
foot cone originating from you. Creatures more than 10 feet
from you are only affected if they have 100 hit points or fewer.
Creatures more than 20 feet from you are only affected if they
have 50 hit points of fewer.
Power Word Stun: Eldritch Utterance. When you cast the
Power Word Stun spell, if you speak Deep Speech and use it as
part of the spell's casting, saving throws to end the spell's
effects are made with Intelligence, instead of Constitution. A
target that also speaks Deep Speech can choose to ignore this
effect.
Power Word Stun: Lost In Madness. When you cast the
Power Word Stun spell, an affected creature immediately gains
an indefinite madness. Additionally, a creature that fails 3
saving throws against the spell gains a Long Term Madness.
Lastly, after failing 5 saving throws, a creature has disadvantage
on subsequent saves to end the spell. A creature resistant to
psychic damage ignores these effects.
Power Word Stun: Silvertongue Stun. When you cast the
Power Word Stun spell, it can't be prevented by Counterspell,
nor can its effects be dispelled or ended by spells such as Power
Word Heal. Additionally, creatures immune to the Stunned
condition can still be affected, but only for a maximum of 1
round (until the end of your next turn).
Power Word Stun: Sonic Stunwave. When you cast the
Power Word Stun spell, each creature within 15 feet of the
target that isn't deafened must succeed a Constitution saving
throw or become Dazed and Resonant until the end of your next
turn. A creature that fails by a margin of 5 or more becomes
Stunned instead of Dazed for the same duration.
Power Word Stun: Starstruck. When you cast the Power
Word Stun spell, the target must make a Constitution saving
throw (even if it has more than 150 hit points). It does so with
disadvantage if it has 150 hit points or fewer. It takes 6d10
radiant damage on a failed save, or half as much on a successful
one.
Power Word Stun: Titan's Edict. When you cast the Power
Word Stun spell, a target with more than 150 hit points must
make a Constitution saving throw. A creature one or more sizes
smaller than you does so with disadvantage. On a failed save,
the target is affected by the spell as normal. On a successful
save that doesn't exceed the DC by a margin of 5 or more, the
target is Dazed until the end of your next turn.
Sunburst: Blade Burst. When you cast the Sunburst spell, if
you are wielding a melee weapon with which you are proficient,
you can channel the spell through that weapon. When you do,
the spell's range becomes Self (60-foot radius). You
automatically succeed the save and take no damage. Then, for 1
minute, the weapon you used to channel the spell sheds bright
light for 10-feet and dim light for 10 more. For that time, the
weapon deals an additional 2d6 radiant damage on a hit, and a
target takes 1d6 radiant damage on a miss.
Sunburst: Blazing Burst. When you cast the Sunburst spell,
you can change half the radiant damage to fire damage. A
creature that takes any amount of this fire damage ignites with
an intense, radiant flame. While burning this way, a creature is
Scorched and takes 1d6 fire and 1d6 radiant damage at the start
of each of its turns.
Sunburst: Children of the Sun. When you cast the Sunburst
spell, you can choose any number of creatures in the spell's area
to be unaffected.
Sunburst: Solar Flare. When you cast the Sunburst spell, you
can create an additional 120-foot radius outside the original 60-
foot radius. This radius functions the same, but creatures have
advantage on their saving throws in this area, and take half as
much damage on a successful save, or none on a failed save.
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Astral Projection: Arcane Insurance. When you cast the
Astral Projection spell, for the duration, the spell is unaffected
by Dispel Magic, Antimagic Field, Counterspell, and other
magic that might forcefully end or interrupt the spell.
Additionally, if the silver cord connecting a target's soul to its
body is severed, the creature doesn't die. Instead, the spell
simply ends early, and the soul returns to the target's body as
normal, although the target does gain 1d4 levels of exhaustion.
Astral Projection: Eldritch Sacrifice. When you cast the
Astral Projection spell, you can forgo the material components
by instead sacrificing the life and soul of a humanoid in the
spell's casting. An unwilling humanoid must be incapacitated
and at 1 hit point, or must be dying, in order to be sacrificed.
Foresight: Deep Divination. When you cast the Foresight
spell, for the duration, if the target already has advantage on an
affected roll, the spell instead adds a 1d4 bonus to the roll.
Foresight: Oracle Insights. When you cast the Foresight
spell, for the duration, the target’s initiative is always 30 if it
would be lower. Additionally, it gains Blindsight to a range of
30 feet, and is immune to being Dazed, Stunned, or Paralyzed.
Lastly, it is unaffected by the Slow spell.
Foresight: Perfect Prediction. When you cast the Foresight
spell, once during the duration, the target can change any d20 it
rolls for an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw to a 20.
The target regains use of this effect whenever it rolls a 20 on a
d20 for an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw (without
using this feature or another feature to change or override the
roll).
Foresight: Quick Chronomancy. When you cast the
Foresight spell, you can use a 1 action casting time along with a
1 hour duration, or a 1 bonus action casting time along with a
10 minute duration, or a 1 reaction casting time (which you take
whenever you or a willing creature within your touch range
makes an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw) and 1
minute duration. When you cast the spell as a reaction, the
target gains the spells benefits for the triggering roll.
Foresight: Sands of Time (Tool Infusion) If you are
proficient with Glassblower's Tools, you can create a special
hourglass to store the spell and its magic over the course of 10
minutes, using 25 gp of common materials and expending a 1st
level spell slot in the process. Then, when you cast the
Foresight spell, you can store the spell in the special hourglass,
filling it halfway with spectral sand. The spell has no effect
until the hourglass is broken as an action by a creature you
designate. You can designate any number of creatures. If a
nondesignated creature breaks the hourglass, nothing occurs.
After 8 hours the hourglass loses its magic. Once broken, the
creature that broke the hourglass gains the benefits of the spell
for 1 minute. In addition, for that duration, the creature is under
the effects of the Haste spell, and a 10-foot radius around them
(moving with them) is under the effects of the Slow spell. Any
creature that starts its turn in that radius must make the saving
throw against the Slow spell's effects. On a failed save, a
creature is affected until the start of its next turn.
Gate: Conjurer's Chains. When you cast the Gate spell and
use it to summon a specific creature to you, the creature is
immediately surrounded by spectral chains that make it
restrained and unable to speak or cast spells. The chains last for
up to 1 minute. The creature can make a Charisma saving throw
at the end of each of its turns, breaking the chains and ending
the effect on a success.
Gate: Epic Arrival. When you cast the Gate spell (without
choosing a specific creature to draw through the gate), all
creatures within 30 feet of the gate at the destination side (as
opposed to the side from which you cast the spell) must make a
Strength saving throw. On a failed save, a creature is pushed up
to 30 feet away from the gate, knocked prone, and Stunned until
the start of your next turn. On a successful save that doesn't
succeed by a margin of 5 or more, a creature is pushed half as
far and Dazed until the start of your next turn. On a save that
succeeds by a margin of 5 or more, a creature is unaffected.
Gate: Guardian Gatekeeper. When you cast the Gate spell,
you can forbid any number of creatures of your choice from
using the portal created by the spell for the duration. A
forbidden creature can attempt to use the portal by making a
Charisma saving throw against your spell save DC. On a failed
save, the creature is not teleported and instead is pushed 30 feet
away from the portal and takes 10d10 force damage. A creature
that fails the save can't attempt to move through the portal again
until the start of its next turn. If a forbidden creature is
forcefully moved into the portal, it is automatically pushed
away as described, but takes no damage.
Gate: Warbanner. When you cast the Gate spell, you can
create a special portal adorned with warbanners. Any creature
friendly to you that enters the gate from the side you cast the
spell from gains the following benefits for up to 1 hour:
20 temporary hit points
The benefits of the Mage Armor spell
All of its weapon attacks are magical and have a +1
bonus to attack and damage rolls
Advantage on saving throws against being frightened
Imprisonment: Maximum Security Failsafe. When you cast
the Imprisonment spell, you can instill additional defenses
against the spell being thwarted. If the spell is targeted by
Dispel Magic, the caster must make a Charisma saving throw
against your spell save DC. On a failed save, the Dispel Magic
fails and the caster takes 10d10 force damage and comes under
the effects of the Banishment spell.
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Imprisonment: Mythic Menagerie. When you cast the
Imprisonment spell, you can use the spell's special components
to create multiple instances of the same kind of prison, ignoring
the normal restriction. However, you can't imprison two of the
same type of creature in the same type of prison. For example,
you could use the Minimus Containment version of the spell to
imprison a humanoid, a dragon, and a construct, but not to
imprison three different humanoids. Additionally, when you
target a creature type that you don't currently have imprisoned
in any instance of the spell, the target has disadvantage on its
saving throw. Further, if such a target uses Legendary
Resistance against the saving throw, it doesn't automatically
succeed the save, but instead adds 1d10 to the saving throw.
Imprisonment: Watchful Warden. When you cast the
Imprisonment spell, you can use an action to magically observe
one creature you currently have imprisoned via the spell. You
see the creature as though looking at it through a scrying orb.
This effect ignores the spell's properties that prevent diving the
target. Additionally, if any of your Imprisonment spells are ever
targeted by Dispel Magic, whether or not the spell is successful,
you instantly use your reaction to teleport to a point within 15
feet of the target.
Mass Heal: Animated Energy. When you cast the Mass Heal
spell, any of the spell's healing that you don't use coalesces into
a radiant elemental (see stat block below). The elemental has hit
points equal to half the healing remaining (round up), and its
size is determined by these hit points also, as shown in the stat
block. The elemental lasts for up to 1 hour or until destroyed. It
shares your initiative, taking its turns immediately after yours.
On each of your turns, you can use your bonus action to issue
mental commands to the elemental while you are within 30 feet
of it. If you don't issue a command to the elemental, it uses its
movement to stay as close to you as possible, but otherwise
does nothing.
Mass Heal: Healing Wave. When you cast the Mass Heal
spell, a wave of restorative light rushes out from you. All
creatures of your choice in a 20-foot radius centered on you
regain 50 hit points. Additionally, positive energy lifts those
creatures up: they stand if they were prone.
Mass Heal: Negative Energy Purge. When you cast the
Mass Heal spell, the spell can also restore any reduction to a
target's hit point maximum, and any creature affected by the
spell's healing is also cured of the Decaying condition.
Additionally, you can choose any number of Undead creatures
within range to make a Constitution saving throw. For each
chosen undead, you can designate up to 50 hit points of the
healing from the spell to channel towards that chosen Undead.
If the undead fails its save, it takes radiant damage equal to the
hit points you designated for it. On a successful save, it takes
half as much damage.
Mass Heal: Reconciliation. When you cast the Mass Heal
spell, all plants, objects, and structures in range become fully
repaired or restored to life. This doesn't consume any of the hit
points designated for the spell's healing. Additionally, you can
expend 50 hit points from the spell to restore life to any creature
within range that died within the last minute. The creature
returns to life with 1 hit point, plus any additional hit points you
designate for it through the spell.
Mass Heal: Refuge of Radiance. When you cast the Mass
Heal spell, any affected creature can use its reaction to enter a
radiant sphere of refuge, gaining total cover from all effects for
up to 1 minute. The creature can exit the sphere at start of its
turn. While inside the sphere, the affected creature is
incapacitated. The only action it can take is to exit the sphere.
While inside the sphere, the creature regains 25 hit points at the
start of each of its turns.
Radiant Elemental
Medium elemental (Large if over 100 hit points, Huge
if over 200 hit points)
Armor Class 14
Hit Points — (Equal to 1/2 the healing remaining)
Speed 30 ft., fly 30 ft.
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
14 (+2) 14 (+2) 20 (+5) 5 (−3) 10 (+0) 5 (−3)
Saving Throws Dex +4, Con +7
Damage Resistances bludgeoning, piercing, and
slashing from nonmagical attacks
Damage Immunities poison, radiant
Condition Immunities exhaustion, paralyzed, petrified,
poisoned, unconscious
Senses passive Perception 10
Languages Primordial
Challenge --
Vital Radiance. The elemental shes shed bright light in a
40-foot radius, and dim light for an additional 40 feet.
Innate Spellcasting. The elemental can cast the Spare
the Dying and Lesser Restoration spells at will.
Constitution is its spellcasting ability.
Actions
Multiattack. The elemental makes two Strike attacks. It
can replace one or both with a Radiance attack.
Strike. Melee Weapon Attack: +your spell attack bonus
to hit. Hit: 4d6 radiant damage.
Radiance. One creature of the elemental's choice within
10 feet of it must make a Constitution saving throw. On
a failed save, the target is Blinded until the start of the
elemental's next turn.
Lightburst. A 30 ft cone of radiance bursts out from the
elemental. Creatures in the area must make a Dexterity
saving throw, taking 6d6 radiant damage on a failed
save, or half as much on a successful one. A creature
that fails is also blinded until the start of the elemental's
next turn.
Healing Touch. The elemental touches a willing creature
within 5 feet of it. The elemental expends up to 50 of its
hit points, and the target regains hit points in the same
amount.
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Meteor Swam: Avatar of Apocalypse. When you cast the
Meteor Swarm spell, as part of casting the spell, you can
teleport to an unoccupied point inside the spell's area. You take
no damage from the spell when you do so. Additionally, if you
do teleport into the area, you become shrouded in intense
flames for 1 minute. During this time, you are immune to fire
damage, and a creature that hits you with an attack while within
5 feet of you takes 10 fire damage.
Meteor Swarm: Blazing Barrage. When you cast the Meteor
Swarm spell, you can concentrate on the spell for up to 1
minute to control the spell more closely, allowing you to spread
out the arrival of the meteors. When you cast the spell, you
choose only one point for the effect. Then, on each of your
turns for the duration, you can use an action to choose another
point. Once you have chosen 4 total points, the spell ends. If
you don't use your action to choose a point, make a Constitution
saving throw (DC 15). On a failed save, the spell ends as
though you lost concentration.
Meteor Swarm: Cataclysmic Cold. When you cast the
Meteor Swarm spell, you can create huge orbs of ice and frost,
instead of fire. The spell's fire damage becomes cold damage.
The spell no longer ignites flammable objects in the area. Any
creature that takes cold damage from the spell is also Chilled
for up to 1 hour by a clinging cold. Additionally, exposed
flames in the area are doused, and the ground in the area is
covered with slick ice for up to 1 hour, making it difficult
terrain. When a creature enters the affected area for the first
time on a turn or starts its turn there, it must make a Dexterity
saving throw. On a failed save, it falls prone.
Meteor Swarm: Lake of Fire. When you cast the Meteor
Swarm spell, a sheet of intense flames 5-feet high spurs up
along the ground in the entire affected area. A creature that
starts its turn in the area takes 10 fire damage. The flames last
for up to 1 minute.
Meteor Swarm: Soul Cinders. When you cast the Meteor
Swarm spell, you can concentrate on the spell to infuse a touch
of soul magic. When you do, any humanoid killed by this spell
rises at the start of your next turn as a zombie that lasts until
destroyed or until you no longer concentrate on the spell, at
which point the zombie turns to ash. A zombie created by this
effect is immune to fire damage. Each zombie attacks any
creature that is your enemy (you can designate your enemies
mentally, no action required, out to any range). If a zombie can't
detect any enemies, it moves towards wherever you are (it can
automatically sense you to a range of 1000 feet). If it can't sense
you, a zombie does nothing until it senses an enemy or senses
you. If a zombie doesn't sense you or an enemy for 1
consecutive hour, it turns to ash.
Meteor Swarm: Tears of the Abyss. When you cast the
Meteor Swarm spell, you can conjure flaming stones from the
fiendish plane of the Abyss. All creatures in the area are
exposed to the spell's fire damage. A creature killed by the spell
instantly loses its soul to the Abyss (a soul lost this way isn't
free to be returned to life). Additionally, for each point you
choose for the spell, roll a d100. On a 50 or higher, a Hell
Hound appears in an unoccupied space as close to the point as
possible. The hell hounds act independently on their own turns
in initiative, but are generally hostile towards any non-demon
creature they can see, prioritizing the weakest looking creatures.
The hounds disappear after 1 minute, or when they are
destroyed.
Hell Hound Stat Blocks
Hell Hounds can be found in the 5th edition SRD
rules, in the Monster Indexes section of the
Gamemaster's Rules.
Power Word Kill: Killer Chorus. When you cast the Power
Word Kill spell, if you cast the spell exactly the same time as
another creature casting the spell using this same mastery, you
can combine the hit point pools of your castings against a single
target of your collective choice. For example, 3 creatures
casting the spell simultaneously using this mastery could target
one creature collectively, which would die if it had 300 hit
points or less. A target must be within range of all combined
casters, or the effect fails. A creature can use a legendary
resistance to ignore the increased hit point threshold, treating it
as the normal threshold instead.
Power Word Kill: Killer Curse. When you cast the Power
Word Kill spell, if the target has more than 100 hit points, you
can choose to concentrate on the spell for up to 1 minute to
leave a lingering curse over the target. For the duration, the
target is Decaying. Additionally, if the target reaches 100 hit
points or fewer, it dies. A Remove Curse cast on the target ends
the spell. The spell fails to take effect if the target isn't missing
any hit points. If an affected target regains hit points so that it is
no longer missing any hit points, the spell immediately ends.
Power Word Kill: Lich's Breath. When you cast the Power
Word Kill spell, you can cast it in a 30-foot cone originating
from you. However, each creature in the spell's area that would
be affected can make a Constitution saving throw to resist the
spell. A creature takes 50 damage on a successful save. A
creature that succeeds by a margin of 5 or more suffers no
effects. A creautre that fails suffers the spell's normal effects.
Power Word Kill: Overpower. When you cast the Power
Word Kill spell, if the target has more than 100 hit points,
instead of being unaffected, it must make a Constitution saving
throw. It takes 10d10+50 necrotic damage on a failed save, or
half as much on a successful save.
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Power Word Kill: Verse-Master's Massacre. When you cast
the Power Word Kill spell, you can choose to concentrate on the
spell for up to 1 minute. When you do, you can repeat the
spell's effect on each of your turns as an action. Each time you
repeat the effect, roll a Charisma (Performance) or Intelligence
(Performance) ability check (your choice, DC 15). On a failed
check, the hit point threshold for the spell is reduced by 20
immediately and for subsequent uses for the duration. On a
successful check, the effect occurs as normal. On a check that
succeeds with a result of 20 or higher, the hit point threshold for
the spell is increased by 20 immediately and for subsequent
uses for the duration. If the check succeeds with a result of 25
or higher, the threshold increases by 50 instead.
Design Note
Intelligence (Performance) is an intentional change to
extend usefulness to wizards while still capturing
thematically appropriate elements: Performance
proficiency as the closest to one for poetry, and
Intelligence as representative of one's technical
mastery of language and poetic elements.
Power Word Kill: Power Song Kill. (Tool Infusion) When
you cast the Power Word Kill spell, if you are proficient with a
musical instrument and use it in the spell's casting, the spell's
range is doubled, and the target must make a Wisdom saving
throw. The target takes 8d10 thunder damage on a failed save,
or half as much on a successful save. This damage occurs
before the rest of the spell's effects, potentially bringing a
target's hit points in line with the spell's threshold.
Power Word Kill: Silent Killer. When you cast the Power
Word Kill spell, it doesn't require a verbal component.
Additionally, the hit point threshold for a creature to be affected
is doubled while the target doesn't detect you, or tripled if the
target has never detected you in any way at any point.
Power Word Kill: Touch of Destiny. When you cast the
Power Word Kill spell, you can change the range to touch.
When you do, roll a d20 and multiply the result by 10. The hit
point threshold for a creature to be affected increases by that
amount. If you are under the ongoing effects of a divination
spell, you can also add the level of that divintaion spell to the
d20 roll. If you are under multiple such spells, use only the
highest level one for this effect.
Power Word Kill: Umbral Echo. When you cast the Power
Word Kill spell, a creature killed by the spell leaves behind an
umbral echo. The echo uses the stats of a Shadow (found in the
SRD) and appears in the space left behind by the target. The
echo lasts until destroyed or until you create a new echo with
this feature. It shares your initiative, taking its turns
immediately after yours. On each of your turns, you can use
your bonus action to issue mental commands to the echo while
you are within 30 feet of it. If you don't issue a command to the
echo, it uses its movement to stay as close to you as possible,
but otherwise does nothing. The echo is instantly destroyed if it
becomes completely immersed in sunlight.
Prismatic Wall: Captivating Colors. When you cast the
Prismatic Wall spell, you can reduce the potent light of the wall
to instead lace it with enchantment. If another creature that can
see the wall moves to within 20 feet of it or starts its turn there,
it is no longer forced to make a Constitution saving throw
against being blinded. Instead, it must make a Wisdom saving
throw. On a failed save, the creature is compelled (which counts
as a charm effect) to approach the wall and attempt to pass
through it. This compulsion lasts for up to 1 minute. Each time
the creature takes damage from the spell, it can repeat the
saving throw, ending the effect on a success. Once a creature
succeeds this save, it is immune to the compulsion for the
remainder of the spell's duration.
Prismatic Wall: Killer Colors. When you cast the Prismatic
Wall spell, each layer has an empowered effect whenever a
creature fails a saving throw against that layer by a margin of 5
or more.
Red. The target gains 1 level of exhaustion, unless it is
resistant or immune to fire damage.
Orange. The target is Corroding for 1 minute.
Yellow. The target is Dazed, unless it is resistant or
immune to lightning damage.
Green. The target is Poisoned for 1 minute, and uses its
action on its next turn to throw up violently (unless it is
resistant or immune to poison damage).
Blue. The target gains 1 level of exhaustion, unless it is
resistant or immune to cold damage.
Indigo. The target gains 1 additional failed save toward
petrification.
Violet. The target is also Deafened and gains an
Indefinite Madness that states "I am terrified of vibrant
colors, especially rainbows and similar multi-colored
patterns".
Prismatic Wall: Solar Shine. When you cast the Prismatic
Wall spell, the light created by the spell counts as Sunlight.
Additionally, if any of this spell's bright light overlaps with an
area of darkness created by a spell of 9th level or lower, the
spell that created the darkness is dispelled. Lastly, any creature
in the spell's bright light that isn't protected from the spell's
effects is Branded while there.
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Shapechange: Adaptive Variants. When you cast the
Shapechange spell, whenever you take a new a form via the
spell, you can choose two of the adaptation features below to
benefit from while you remain in that form for the spell's
duration:
Your armor class is 20 if it would be lower.
You gain Darkvision to a range of 300 feet. This vision
isn't impeded by magical darkness.
You gain Blindsight to a range of 30 feet and have
advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks.
You gain resistance to acid, cold, fire, and lightning
damage, as well as immunity to poison damage and the
poisoned condition.
You gain resistance to one damage type of your choice
and add +3 of that damage type to your damage rolls for
melee weapon attacks.
Your speed increases by 15 feet and you have a climbing
and swimming speed equal to your walking speed.
You have a flying speed equal to your walking speed.
Your size increases by 1 category, to a maximum of
Huge. You have advantage on Strength ability checks
and saving throws, and add +3 to damage rolls for your
melee weapon attacks.
Shapechange: Evolutionary's Gift. When you cast the
Shapechange spell, you can change the range to Touch,
allowing the spell to benefit one willing creature you touch. The
level of creature the target can transform into is based on its
own level, not yours. However, if the target's level is less than
half your level, it can use half your level instead to determine
what it can transform into. The spell ends if you are more than
1000 feet from the target at any point during the duration.
Shapechange: Legendary Form. When you cast the
Shapechange spell, you can use the form's Legendary Action
trait if it has any, but only one legendary action per round.
When you cast the spell in this way, for the duration, you can't
use the spell to take different forms throughout the duration.
Shapechange: Skinshift. When you cast the Shapechange
spell, you can do so without the spell requiring concentration.
However, when you cast the spell in this way, for the duration,
you can't use the spell to take different forms throughout the
duration.
Storm of Vengeance: Intense Elements. When you cast the
Storm of Vengeance spell, you can shrink the spell to a 100-foot
radius to intensify its effects. The spell's damage increases by
1d6 (for all of its damage dealing effects). Additionally, each
round is empowered in the following way:
Round 1: A creature that fails its saving throw is also
Dazed until the start of your next turn.
Round 2: A creature that fails its saving throw is also
Corroding until the spell ends.
Round 3: A creature that fails its saving throw is also
Shocked until the spell ends. A creature that is already
Shocked is also Stunned until the start of your next turn.
Round 4: A creature that fails its saving throw is also
Chilled until the spell ends. A creature that is already
Chilled is frozen, reducing its speed to 0 until the
Chilled condition ends on it.
Round 5-10: A creature that starts its turn inside the
area must succeed a Strength saving throw or fall prone.
Storm of Vengeance: Might & Mercy. When you cast the
Storm of Vengeance spell, the radius increases to 1000 feet. The
storm is more intense within 100-feet of the center of the area:
saving throws in that radius have disadvantage, and the spell's
thunder, acid, and bludgeoning damage is maximized in that
area (instead of rolling). Additionally, you can choose any
number of creatures you know of within the entire spell's area
to be unaffected by the round 2, 3, and 4 effects of the spell.
The round 5-10 effects still apply normally.
Storm of Vengeance: Relentless Storm. When you cast the
Storm of Vengeance spell, the round 5-10 effects occur
throughout all rounds of the spell. Additionally, at the start of
each of your turns during each round from 5-10, you can choose
to repeat one of the effects from round 1, 2, 3, or 4. If you
repeat the effect from round 3, you create half as many
lightning bolts.
Storm of Vengeance: Vengeance Incarnate. When you cast
the Storm of Vengeance spell, as part of casting the spell, you
can teleport to an unoccupied point inside the spell's area. When
you do, for the duration, you are immune to all the spell's
effects (including any damage, condition, or environmental
hazard). Additionally, while inside the spell's area, you are
shrouded in storm clouds and lightning in a 20-foot radius
around yourself, which moves with you. This shroud grants you
a flying speed of 60 feet and immunity to lightning and thunder
damage, and deals 10 lightning damage to any creature that hits
you with a melee weapon attack while within the shroud or that
starts its turn in the shroud.
Storm of Vengeance: Wind Wings. When you cast the Storm
of Vengeance spell, for the duration, you have a flying speed of
100 feet, and you are unaffected by the spell's movement
inhibiting effects.
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Time Stop: Arcane Eons. When you cast the Time Stop spell,
you can expend additional spell slots when you cast the spell to
gain extra rounds. For each spell slot you spend, you gain 1
extra round. A spell slot of 5th level or higher grants 2 extra
rounds instead.
Time Stop: Catnap. When you cast the Time Stop spell, you
can use forgo the +1 to the number of turns you gain from the
spell to immediately gain the benefits of a Short Rest. Once you
benefit from this mastery, you can't do so again until you finish
a long rest.
Time Stop: Chronal Shift. When you cast the Time Stop
spell, you immediately come under the effects of the Haste spell
for 1 minute. Additionally, every creature within 1000 feet of
you comes under the effects of the Slow spell, lasting for 1
minute after this spell ends. A creature can make the saving
throw against the Slow spell at the end of each of its turns,
ending the effects on itself on a success.
Time Stop: Communal Chronomancy. When you cast the
Time Stop spell, instead of gaining 1d4+1 turns, you can choose
a number of willing creatures within 100 feet of you equal to
your spellcasting ability modifier. You and each chosen creature
gain 1 extra turn, in any order of your choosing. The spell ends
if one of the actions any affected creature uses during this
period, or any effects that a creature creates during this period,
affects any creature other than you or one you targeted for the
spell, or an object being worn or carried by someone other than
you or a creature you targeted for the spell.
Time Stop: Lingering Limbo. When you cast the Time Stop
spell, creatures other than you that are frozen in time feel as
though they experience an entire lifetime of being suspended in
limbo. When the spell ends, all creatures other than you within
1000 feet of where you cast the spell must make a Wisdom
saving throw. On a failed save, a creature takes 6d10 psychic
damage and gains a Short Term Madness for 1 minute. On a
successful save, a creature takes half as much damage and no
other effect. A creature resistant to psychic damage is
completely unaffected by these effects.
Time Stop: Rupturing Rift. When you cast the Time Stop
spell, when the spell ends, a violent shockwave erupts in a
1000-foot radius centered on where you cast the spell. Each
creature (other than you) in that area must make a Constitution
saving throw, taking 12d10 force damage on a failed save, or
half as much on a successful one. Additionally, a creature that
fails its save is knocked prone and Dazed until the start of your
next turn. If it fails by a margin of 5 or more, it is Stunned for
the same duration. You can choose a number of creatures up to
your spellcasting ability modifier to be unaffected by the
shockwave.
True Polymorph: Legend Incarnate. When you cast the True
Polymorph spell, you can allow the target to use the form's
Legendary Action trait if it has any, but only one legendary
action per round. This effect lasts only while you concentrate
the spell and doesn't extend into any permanent transformation
after the spell ends.
True Polymorph: Rapid Evolution. When you cast the True
Polymorph spell, a willing creature can allow you to accelerate
the spell. Roll 1d4 when you cast the spell. After that many
rounds, at the end of your turn on the last round, the
transformation becomes permanent, lasting until it is dispelled.
True Polymorph: Touch of the Full Moon. When you cast
the True Polymorph spell, you can change the range to Touch to
impose disadvantage on an unwilling target's saving throw. If
you do so while both you and target are in bright moonlight, the
spell still affects a Shapechanger, and the target also subtracts
1d4 from its saving throw.
True Polymorph: Transformation Toll. When you cast the
True Polymorph spell, you can choose to impose additional
negative effects. A target that fails its saving throw immediately
gains a level of exhaustion. Additionally, whenever the
transformation ends on the target, it gains 1d4 levels of
exhaustion, to a maximum of a 5th level.
True Resurrection: Invoke Eternity. When you cast the True
Resurrection spell, you can resurrect the target regardless of
how long it has been dead.
True Resurrection: Rapid Return. When you cast the True
Resurrection spell, you can use a 1 action casting time.
However, there is a 20% chance the spell fails. This chance
decreases by 5% if you personally knew the target during life,
by a further 5% if the target died within the last 1 year, and by a
further 5% if you touch the target's corpse or a part of its corpse
in the spell's casting.
True Resurrection: Share Soul. When you cast the True
Resurrection spell, you can forgo providing a material
component if you sacrifice one of your hit die in the casting.
Your hit point maximum is reduced by the maximum value of
the hit die. You can't regain the hit die or reverse this reduction
to your hit point maximum by any means, even a Wish spell. If
this causes your hit point maximum to reach 0 or expends your
last hit die, you instantly die and can't be revived by any means,
even a Wish spell.
Weird Mastery Design Notes
The Weird masteries may seem slightly higher in
power level than others. This is to compensate for the
extreme disparity in power level between Weird and
other 9th level spells.
Weird: Aberrant Apparitions. When you cast the Weird spell,
you can change the saving throw to Intelligence, instead of
Wisdom. Additionally, the first time a creature fails a saving
throw against the spell, it instantly gains a Short Term Madness.
On a second failed save, a creature gains a Long Term Madness.
On a third failed save, a creature gains an Indefinite Madness.
Each madness lasts for its set duration, even after the spell ends.
The failed saves need not be consecutive.
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Weird: Circle of Craven Contagion. When you cast the
Weird spell, an aura of contagious fear lingers in the spell's
radius for the duration. Any creature that starts its turn there,
other than you or allies you designate to be unaffected, must
make the saving throw against the spell or become affected
until the spell ends. Additionally, when a creature is killed by
the spell, a 10-foot radius around the point where it dies also
becomes part of the spell's area. Lastly, a creature that fails a
saving throw against the spell becomes Poisoned for as long as
it is affected by the spell, sickened by the weight of its own
cowardice in the face of death.
Weird: Dreadgaze. When you cast the Weird spell, you shroud
yourself in illusion that makes you appear as the epicenter of
each creature's fears. For the duration, while an affected
creature can see you:
If the creature attempts to target you with an attack or a
harmful spell must first make a Wisdom saving throw.
On a failed save, the creature must choose a new target
or lose the attack or spell.
It has disadvantage on saving throws against the spell.
While you are within 5 feet of the creature, it rolls three
times for the disadvantage, instead of twice.
You have advantage on attack rolls against it, and your
attacks against it deal an additional 1d10 psychic
damage on a hit
It can't speak, instead stuttering nonsensically. This
prevents it from casting spells with a verbal component.
Weird: Gripping Fear. When you cast the Weird spell, a
creature that fails its initial saving throw must succeed three
total saving throws against the spell in order to end the spell on
itself. The successful saves need not be consecutive.
Additionally, any creature with 100 hit points or fewer
automatically fails its initial saving throw against the spell.
Lastly, a creature Frightened by the spell is Restrained.
Weird: Othermind. When you cast the Weird spell, for the
duration, you can concentrate on any number of other Illusion
spells while also concentrating on the Weird spell. For each
additional spell you concentrate on, you suffer a -2 penalty to
Constitution saving throws to maintain concentration. You roll
only one save for all the spells combined when an effect would
force you to make such a saving throw. If you fail a saving
throw to maintain Concentration while concentrating on the
both the Weird spell and another spell, you can choose to end
all other spells you are concentrating on, but to maintain
concentration on the Weird spell. Doing so causes you to take
one level of exhaustion.
Weird: Overwhelming Unreality. When you cast the Weird
spell, when a creature fails a saving throw against the spell, you
can use your reaction to force it to make a Constitution saving
throw. A creature with 50 hit points or more has advantage on
the save, and a creature with 150 or more hit points
automatically succeeds its save. On a failed save, the creature is
Stunned until the spell ends for it.
Wish: Echo of The Epic Arcane. When you cast the Wish
spell and use it to replicate a spell, you can also replicate
another 9th level spell (not including Wish). This effect can
cause you to suffer stress as with any other effect from the Wish
spell, but it can not cause you to never be able to cast the spell
again.
Wish: Fate's Touch. When you cast the Wish spell, you can
touch a willing creature to bestow the wish to them. The wish
remains with the target until used or dispelled, or until the target
dies. The target can use the wish as an action, gaining the
benefits of the spell in doing so. The target becomes weakened
by the stress of the spell once it uses the wish, and
automatically can't ever use a bestowed wish or cast the Wish
spell again. Additionally, when you bestow the wish, you also
become weakened by the stress of the spell (but you don't have
to roll the percentage chance for never casting the spell again),
and you can't cast the Wish spell again until the target uses the
wish you bestowed to it.
Wish: Genie's Bargain. When you cast the Wish spell, you
can choose to take up an arcane bargain drawing on the power
of genies. The spell causes three effects, instead of one. You can
cause these effects to occur immediately (and simultaneously),
in a specific order, or at a later time, depending on how you
word your wish. The stress of casting the spell automatically
applies to you, and the percentage roll for the chance that you
can never cast the spell again has disadvantage. Regardless of
that result, you can never cast the spell using this mastery again.
Wish: Reality Rift. When you cast the Wish spell, a
shockwave emits from you as you shake the foundations of
reality. Each creature within 500 feet of you must make a
Constitution saving throw. A creature within 100 feet has
disadvantage. On a failed save, a creature takes 8d6 thunder
damage and is deafened. Objects automatically take this
damage. A creature takes half as much damage on a successful
save. A creature that fails while within 100 feet of you also falls
prone and is Dazed until the start of your next turn.
If, when you cast the Wish spell, doing so also results in you
never being able to cast the spell again, the damage of the
shockwave is tripled to 24d6, but you also must make the
saving throw against the damage.
Wish: Spellmaster's Secrets. When you cast the Wish spell
and use it to replicate a spell of 8th level or lower, you can use
any number of masteries (basic and mythic) for it that you
know (ignoring normal stacking restrictions), along with up to
one mastery you don’t know for it (basic masteries only). If two
masteries have conflicting effects, you choose which supersedes
the other, or the GM rules they can’t be stacked.
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Lesser/Greater Conditions Damage Conditions
These conditions can be classified as a step up or down from Each damage condition is tied to a specific damage type, noted in
existing conditions, which helps to give them a sense of context. parentheses after the condition name.
A creature resistant or immune to the related damage
Condition Relationship type is also immune to the condition.
Dazed Lesser Stunned
Afflicted (Poison)
Shaken Lesser Frightened
An afflicted creature also has disadvantage on saving throws while
Sickened Lesser Poisoned it is poisoned. If an afflicted creature would gain this condition
again, it takes 1d6 poison damage.
Staggered Greater Prone
Unsighted Lesser Blind Branded (Radiant)
A branded creature sheds bright light in a 5-foot radius and dim
Any feature which resists, ends, or empowers the greater light for an additional 5 feet, and can't benefit from being invisible.
condition also affects the new condition. If a branded creature would gain this condition again, it takes 1d6
radiant damage.
Dazed
A dazed creature can't take reactions. Additionally, on its turn, it Chilled (Cold)
can take only an action or a bonus action -- not both. Lastly, it has A chilled creature can't increase its speed or gain additional
disadvantage on saving throws against being stunned. movement. If a chilled creature would gain the condition again, it
takes 1d6 cold damage. The condition ends early if the creature
Shaken becomes Scorched.
A shaken creature can't willingly move closer to the source of its
condition, and has disadvantage on saving throws against being Corroding (Acid)
frightened. A corroding creature takes 1d6 acid damage at the end of each of
its turns. If a corroding creature would gain this condition again, it
Sickened takes 1d6 acid damage.
A sickened creature can't roll ability checks or attack rolls with
advantage; if it would roll twice due to advantage, it rolls normally Decaying (Necrotic)
instead. A sickened creature also has disadvantage on saving When a decaying creature would regain hit points, it regains only
throws against being poisoned. half as many. If a decaying creature would gain this condition
again, it takes 1d6 necrotic damage.
Staggered
While staggered, a creature takes its turns on initiative count 0, Resonant (Thunder)
regardless of its actual initiative. Additionally, while staggered, A resonant creature is deafened and emits a constant throbbing hum
standing from prone costs twice as much movement. audible out to 100 feet. If a resonant creature would gain this
condition again, it takes 1d6 thunder damage.
Changes to Initiative Scorched (Fire)
Changes to initiative never allow a creature to take an
A scorched creature has disadvantage on Constitution saving
additional turn in a round.
throws to resist exhaustion or maintain concentration. If a scorched
creature would gain this condition again, it takes 1d6 fire damage.
Unsighted The condition ends early if the creature becomes Chilled.
An unsighted creature has disadvantage on all ability checks that
require sight, and on saving throws against being blinded.
Shocked (Lightning)
Additionally: A shocked creature can't take reactions. If a shocked creature
would gain the condition again, it takes 1d6 lightning damage.
Attack rolls against the creature roll normally if they would roll
with disadvantage. Stupefied (Psychic)
The creature's attacks roll normally if they would roll with A stupefied creature has disadvantage on Intelligence ability checks
advantage. and doesn't benefit from advantage when it makes Intelligence
saving throws. If a stupefied creature would gain this condition
again, it takes 1d6 psychic damage.

Weavebound (Force)
A weavebound creature can't teleport or enter the ethereal plane. If
a weavebound creature would gain this condition again, it takes
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New Conditions
Exposed
This condition always specifies one or more damage types.
Immunity to an exposed damage type is reduced to resistance, and
any other resistance to the damage type is nullified.
Hobbled
Every one foot of movement for a hobbled creature costs two feet.
A hobbled creature also has disadvantage on Dexterity saving
throws.
Photosensitive
A photosensitive creature is hypersensitive to light. While in an
area of Bright light, a photosensitive creature is Blinded. While in
an area of Dim light, a photosensitive creature is Unsighted.
Critical Sunlight Sensitivity
Modifies any Sunlight Sensitivity trait
You are photosensitive, but only in light that counts as
Sunlight. Other forms of light do not cause the
condition's effects for you.
Suppressed
A suppressed creature's magical abilities are limited. Any attack
roll or ability check it makes for a spell has disadvantage, and
saving throws against its spells have advantage. It also has
disadvantage on saving throws to maintain concentration on a spell.
Condition Types
A condition Type can be added to a specific instance of a condition
to apply certain rules to it. The types are:
Charm
Features that resist, end, or empower the Charmed condition also
effect a Charm condition
Toxin
Features that resist, end, or empower the Poisoned condition also
effect a Toxin condition
Psychosis
A creature resistant to psychic damage has advantage on saves
against a Psychosis condition. A creature immune to psychic
damage is immune to a Psychosis condition. A creature vulnerable
to psychic damage has disadvantage on saves against a Psychosis
condition.
Examples
A special poison inflicts the Deafened condition. The
condition is toxic in nature, but the effects of the
Poisoned condition are too strong for what is intended.
Inflicting Deafened (Toxin) is the perfect solution.
Other Notes: Variant Rules
To use Mythmaker homebrew to its greatest effect, consider using
the following variant rules.
Disarming and Flanking
Found in the 5th edition SRD, these optional rules are used in all
my home games, and thus influence the balance of my brews.
Standing From Prone
Standing from prone costs half a creature's movement, not
exceeding 15 feet.
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Custom Forged Familiar
V 2.1 (2.28.23) Tool Infusion Mechanics
Updated:
Material Infusions (Magical components revised)
Bardic Masteries
Change on level up
Magic Items
"Fool's Worm" Silk
Wizard Spellspinner subclass
Spellspinner Studies (more masteries known)
Cantrips
Evolved Spells (buffed + simplified) Acid Splash: Alchemist's Expertise (Tool Infusion)
Spellspinner Inspiration (now Improvised Inspiration, total Acid Splash: Caustic Compound
rework/buff) Acid Splash: Collateral Damage
Ultimate Evolution replaced with Artist of the Weave Dancing Lights: Graceful Flow
Dancing Lights: Reactive Sparks
Warlock Invocations Dancing Lights: Seeing Stars
Book of Magical Mastery (added info for mythical masteries) Druidcraft: Instinct
Witch's Craft (one free cast of Witch Bolt per LR) Eldritch Blast: Arcane Piercing
Eldritch Blast: Doom Bolts
Cantrips Eldritch Blast: Eldritch Arrows
Eldritch Blast: Weave Weakness
Acid Splash: Soaking Splash (uses Corroding)
Fire Bolt: Fuel For The Fire
Dancing Lights: Distracting Dance (now Defensive Dance)
Poison Spray: Toxic Overload (buffed) Guidance: Ally's Gift
Ray of Frost: Subzero (buffed) Guidance: Gamer's Gambit (Tool Infusion)
Guidance: Guiding Light
Shillelagh: Natural Armory (buffed)
Guidance: Stars Align
Thaumaturgy: Agent of Awe (total rework)
Light: Lenscraft (Tool Infusion)
Thaumaturgy: Miracle Maker (minor wording adjustments)
True Strike: Critical Edge (reworked) Light: Shining Spellcraft
True Strike: Deep Focus (buffed) Mage Hand: Deft Touch (Tool Infusion)
Mending: Artisan's Touch (Tool Infusion)
True Strike: Sharp Focus (now Arcane Accuracy, reworked)
Mending: Major Mend
1st level Poison Spray: Artisan Assassin (Tool Infusion)
Produce Flame: Arcane Purity
Bane: Brutal Blitz (now Blitz Bane, now bonus action, second
Produce Flame: Great Ball of Fire
effect added to new Bane: Tribulation)
Produce Flame: Seige Spell
Bless: Vital Blessing (buffed, wording improvement)
Produce Flame: Slow Burn
Burning Hands: Hot Hand (buffed)
Produce Flame: Spark Toss
Command: Imposed Will (now Authority)
Ray of Frost: Chilling Cold
Command: Repeated Doom (now Willbreaker)
Resistance: Even The Odds
Disguise Self: Vocal Change (renamed Voice Acting, buffed)
Resistance: Reactive Aid
False Life: Volatile Necromancy (renamed Risky Rites, buffed)
Resistance: Sparing Spell
Find Familiar: Aberrant Ally (buffed)
Resistance: Steelforged Resilience (Tool Infusion)
Find Familiar: Conjure Construct (now a Tool Infusion, buffed)
Sacred Flame: Divine Detection
Find Familiar: Elemental Ally (buffed)
Sacred Flame: Radiant Splash
Grease: Shape Splash (now a Tool Infusion, buffed)
Sacred Flame: Tongues of Fire
Guiding Bolt: Self-Guidance (renamed Light Seeker, drawback
Sacred Flame: Soulfire
removed, condition added)
Shillelagh: Blackthorn Bark
Added: Shillelagh: Handcraft Warcraft (Tool Infusion)
Shocking Grasp: Static Aura
Feats Spare the Dying: Arcane Operation (Tool Infusion)
Spare the Dying: Extend Spirit
Master Hunter
Thaumaturgy: Divine Spectacle
Fighting Styles Thaumaturgy: Theatrical Flare
True Strike: Force of Focus
Wild Spellmaster
True Strike: Light of Truth
Oathbound Spellmaster

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1st level
Alarm: All Accounted For
Alarm: Unconventional Alarms
Animal Friendship: Charismatic Connection
Animal Friendship: Envoy of the Planes
Animal Friendship: Natural Bonding
Bane: Tides of Tribulation
Bless: Critical Aid
Bless: Ordained For Wisdom
Burning Hands: Chef's Blaze (Tool Infusion)
Burning Hands: Finesse Flames (Tool Infusion)
Charm Person: Xenophile
Color Spray: Kaleidoscope (Tool Infusion)
Color Spray: Lingering Light
Command: Compound Command
Comprehend Languages: Insightful Intel
Comprehend Languages: Speed Read
Comprehend Languages: Wordpiercer
Create or Destroy Water: Rituals of Rain and Ruin
Create or Destroy Water: Season Shaper
Create or Destroy Water: Temperature Spike
Cure Wounds: Cleanse
Cure Wounds: Create Tonic (Tool Infusion)
Cure Wounds: Healing Hand
Cure Wounds: Patient Procedure (Tool Infusion)
Detect Evil and Good: Guided Strikes
Detect Magic: Rapid Radar
Detect Poison and Disease: Keen Senses
Detect Poison and Disease: Secondary Spell
Detect Poison and Disease: Toxin Ward
Detect Poison and Disease: Ultimate Awareness
Disguise Self: Quality Creation (tool Infusion)
Disguise Self: Subtle Shift
Divine Favor: Bestow Favor
Divine Favor: Call to Courage
Divine Favor: Smite the Shadows
Divine Favor: Warrior's Light
Feather Fall: The Parachute Plan (Tool Infusion)
Find Familiar: Celestial Blessings
Find Familiar: Draconic Ally
Find Familiar: Fey Friend
Find Familiar: Fiendish Features
Find Familiar: Nature's Gift (Tool Infusion)
Find Familiar: Ooze Form (Tool Infusion)
Find Familiar: Undead Ally
Floating Disk: Autopilot (Tool Infusion)
Floating Disk: Body Bearer
Floating Disk: Close Control
Floating Disk: Launch Pad
Goodberry: Herbal Blend (Tool Infusion)
Goodberry: Motes of Memory
Goodberry: Mystic's Feast
Goodberry: Preservation
Guiding Bolt: Lightning Rod
Healing Word: Corrupted Tongue
Healing Word: Mind Message
Healing Word: Titan's Recovery
Hellish Rebuke: Infernal Authority
Heroism: Fragile Confidence
Heroism: Heroic Leader
Heroism: Inspiring Epic
Hideous Laughter: Accompaniment (Tool Infusion)
Hideous Laughter: One Liner.
Hideous Laughter: Witty Opener
Hunter's Mark: Death at Distance
Hunter's Mark: Expert Efficiency
Hunter's Mark: Lethal Aptitude
Hunter's Mark: Predator & Prey
Identify: Applied Insights
Identify: Combat Analysis
Identify: Expertise
Illusory Script: Ageless Enchantment (Tool Infusion)
Inflict Wounds: Exposed Opening
Inflict Wounds: Lingering Wound
Inflict Wounds: Soured Scar (Tool Infusion)
Inflict Wounds: Warrior's Craft
Protection from Evil and Good: Bulwark
Protection from Evil and Good: Sacred Stone (Tool Infusion)
Protection from Evil and Good: Shared Spell
Purify Food and Drink: Chef's Standard (Tool Infusion)
Purify Food and Drink: Feast Without Fear
Sanctuary: Extraplanar Ward
Sanctuary: Mason's Mark (Tool Infusion)
Sanctuary: Sacred Shielding
3rd Level
Fireball: Intense Explosion
Removed:
3rd level
Fireball: Spell Sphere (Moved to Mythic Mastery due to power
level)
V 2.2 (4/7/23)
Updated:
Warlock Invocations
Eldritch Mastery (wording)
2nd Level
Barkskin: Verdant Vitality (formerly Mythic, adjusted power
level)
Blindness/Deafness (reworked to fail by 5+ instead of
concentration)
Blur: Shifting Steps (now Slip Away, wording)
Continual Flame: Moonfire (formerly Mythic)
Continual Flame: Sunfire (formerly Mythic)
Darkness: Shadow Shield (added necrotic option)
Flame Blade: Fiery Focus (Uses Con score instead of flat 15)
Flaming Sphere: Explosive Impact (formerly Mythic)
Invisibility: Assassin's Opportunity (wording)
Knock: Subtle Access (now Thief's Touch, Tool Infusion)
Lesser Restoration: Freedom (formerly mythic)
Lesser Restoration: Life Giver (formerly mythic)
Magic Weapon: Enhanced Armament (now Tool Infusion)
See Invisibility: Shared Sight (now Revealing Touch, now Tool
Infusion)
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3rd Level Branding Smite: Beacon
Animate Dead: Bestial Bodies (wording) Branding Smite: Lingering Brand
Animate Dead: Self Destruct (wording, buffed burst dmg) Branding Smite: Violent Illumination
Beacon of Hope: Light the Beacon (formerly Mythic, adjusted Calm Emotions: Compromise
secondary effect) Calm Emotions: Icon of Peace
Bestow Curse: Seductive Curse (reworked bonus) Calm Emotions: Quell the Tides
Counterspell: Determined Defenses (wording) Continual Flame: Call Flame
Daylight: Moon Mirror (wording) Darkness: Dancing Darkness
Daylight: Warmth of the Sun (formerly Mythic, now Summer Darkness: Waning Gloom
Sun) Darkvision: Alert Instincts
Fear: Final Fright (now Overwhelming Fear, wording) Darkvision: Shared Sight
Mass Healing Word: Call & Response (formerly Mythic) Detect Thoughts: Aggressive Interrogation
Nondetection: Enhanced Hiding (renamed Stealth Shroud) Detect Thoughts: Dreamseer
Stinking Cloud: Toxic Air (added Tool Infusion effect) Detect Thoughts: Far Reach
Water Breathing: Fish Are Friends (formerly Mythic) Detect Thoughts: Violent Intrustion
Enthrall: Command Attention
Added: Enthrall: Enchanting Aura
Enthrall: Tunnel Vision
Feats Find Steed: Evolution Advantages
Arcane Alchemist Find Steed: Flash Find
Arcane Artisan Find Steed: Fund Steed
Illusion Artist Find Traps: Ambush Alert
Scribe of the Master Scrolls Find Traps: Precision Sense
Find Traps: Trapfinder 2000 (Tool Infusion)
Warlock Invocations Gentle Repose: Early Action
Avatar of Arcanum Gentle Repose: Garden of Grace
Mirror Mind Gentle Repose: Ghostly Refuge
Way of the Weave Heat Metal: Fires of the Forge (Tool Infusion)
Hold Person: Paralyzing Fear
Magic Items Invisibility: Shadow Synergy
Severian's Circlet of Secrets Lesser Restoration: Healing Supplement
Locate Animals and Plants: Attuned With Nature
Material Infusions Locate Animals and Plants: Scout's Census
Aesemite Fragment Locate Object: Lite Magic
Sylvan Spirit Core Locate Object: Long Range Radar
Magic Mouth: BOO!
Generic Masteries Magic Mouth: Mocking Mouth
Smite Spell: Bladecasting Mirror Image: Glass Echoes (Tool Infusion)
Smite Spell: Inevitable Wrath Pass Without Trace: Cloak and Dagger
Smite Spell: Spirit Strike Pass Without Trace: Shadow Cloak (Tool Infusion)
Smite Spell: Swift Smite Prayer of Healing: Enduring Boon
Power Word Spell: Tremble Before Me Prayer of Healing: Miraculous Intervention
Power Word Spell: Voice of Fate Protection from Poison: Purifying Tonic (Tool Infusion)
Ray of Enfeeblement: Infection (Tool Infusion)
2nd Level Rope Trick: Instant Escape
Acid Arrow: Archer's Acid Rope Trick: Shadow Spies
Acid Arrow: Calculated Shot Scorching Ray: Diminishing Heat
Acid Arrow: Consistent Coating Shatter: Potter's Wrath (Tool Infusion)
Acid Arrow: Impact Splash Spiritual Weapon: Godknight's Bond
Aid: Leader's Reach Spiritual Weapon: Guardian's Arm
Aid: Optimistic Advantage Spiritual Weapon: Weapon of Light
Augury: Divine Direction (Tool Infusion) Warding Bond: Distant Bond
Augury: Fateful Foresight Warding Bond: Ritual Rings (Tool Infusion)
Augury: Inquisitive Zone of Truth: Imposing Authority
Barkskin: Arborial Augment (Tool Infusion) Zone of Truth: Insightful Aura
Barkskin: Briefly Barked Zone of Truth: Queen/King of the Court
Barkskin: Grovekeeper's Reslience
Barkskin: Rooted
Barkskin: Thick Skin
Blindness/Deafness: Voice of Doom
Blur: Burst of Blur
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Animate Dead: Master's Bond
Animate Dead: Sculptor's Craft (Tool Infusion) Updated:
Beacon of Hope: Sage's Aura
Magic Items:
Beacon of Hope: Warcaster's Will
Beacon of Hope: Song of Hope (Tool Infusion) Shard of Astral Secrets (added Etherond the Elven Watcher and
Bestow Curse: Touch of Nightmares Zeinon the Soul Waker, 7 day cooldown (formerly 3))
Blink: Gift of the Otherworld
Conjure Animals: Primal Endurance
Cantrips
Conjure Animals: Speaker of the Sylfwood Druidcraft: Animal Spirits (improved second effect)
Conjure Animals: Supernatural Bond Eldritch Blast: Arcane Piercing (added Forcecage update note)
Daylight: Solar Purity Mage Hand: Floating Fist (added damage scaling)
Dispel Magic: Ring of Dispulsion (Tool Infusion) Shocking Grasp: Grasp of Shocking (added more Shock
Fear: Run support)
Fly: Air, Earth, & Sea Shocking Grasp: Lightning Leap (buffed)
Fly: Burst of Wind
Gaseous Form: Faded Form
1st level
Gaseous Form: Forced Dissipation Fog Cloud: Brief Bellows (added a second round effect for a bit
Gaseous Form: Subtle Touch more value)
Gaseous Form: Toxic Cloud (Tool Infusion) Grease: Corrosive Pool (buffed to deal damage over time, but
Glyph of Warding: Master Glyph added concentration)
Glyph of Warding: Metaglyph Magic Missile: Concussive Force (half damage only on success
Glyph of Warding: Speed Scribe by 5+)
Haste: Think Fast
Hypnotic Pattern: Captivate
2nd level
Hypnotic Pattern: Heightened Hypnosis Web: Treated Silk (now Frostweave, redesigned)
Hypnotic Pattern: Mesmerizing Burst
Hypnotic Pattern: Strokes of Color 3rd level
Lightning Bolt: Lightning Leap Haste: Think Fast (added downside to balance)
Magic Circle: Arcane Fortress Lightning Bolt: Shocking Burst (Buffed against already
Magic Circle: Rapid Runes Shocked targets)
Major Image: Compound Illusion
Mass Healing Word: Ensemble 4th level
Mass Healing Word: Shared Song (Tool Infusion) Confusion: Psychotic Snap (wording)
Plant Growth: Fields of Green Death Ward: Resilient Ward (clarified only works 1x)
Plant Growth: Lifetime Guarantee Freedom of Movement: Dexterous Blessing (wording, reduced
Plant Growth: Seasonal Spurt to +2)
Remove Curse: Risky Ritual Freedom of Movement: Fleet of Foot (added concentration)
Remove Curse: Suspend Curse Giant Insect: Maestro's Swarm (now Summoner's Swarm)
Remove Curse: Transfer Curse Guardian of Faith: Emergency Ally (adding clarification on
Revivify: Crafter's Care (Tool Infusion) trigger timing)
Revivify: Curing Combination Ice Storm: Giant Hailstones (adding small downside for
Revivify: Nine Lives balance)
Sending: Connected Conversation Polymorph: Dire Forms (added bonus action cost)
Sending: Handwritten Enchantment (Tool Infusion) Polymorph: Primordial Forms (added bonus action cost)
Sleet Storm: Cinder Storm
Speak With Dead: Cooperation 5th level
Speak With Plants: Sylvan Charm Cloudkill: Swarm of Clouds (Buffed)
Speak With Plants: Traveler's Tongue Mislead: Puppet Master (Now non-concentration requires
Spirit Guardians: Elemental Envoys action each turn)
Spirit Guardians: Fleeting Spirits
Spirit Guardians: Spirit Storm Added:
Spirit Guardians: Strength of Spirit
Stinking Cloud: Bottled Cloud (Tool Infusion) Magic Items:
Tiny Hut: Disguised Dome Electromancers Arcanosuit
Tiny Hut: Scout's Refuge Mortality's Bond
Tiny Hut: Superdome Rot Lord's Mantle
Tongues: Envoy's Aura
Water Breathing: Resilient Respiration Warlock Invocations:
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Cantrips:
Chill Touch: Doom of Decay
Chill Touch: Icy Hand of Death
Chill Touch: Touch of the Reaper
Eldritch Blast: Essence Infusion
Fire Bolt: Ignite
Fire Bolt: Splashing Sparks
Mage Hand: Buff Build
Poison Spray: Necrotic Toxin
Ray of Frost: Frostfire
Ray of Frost: Heavy Hoarfrost
Ray of Frost: Ice Arrow
Shocking Grasp: Electric Reach
Vicious Mockery: Mental Mockery
Vicious Mockery: Spit Venom
1st level:
Bane: Impending Doom
Burning Hands: Icy Hot
Charm Person: Luminary
Cure Wounds: Shared Healing
Entangle: Thicc Thicket
Entangle: Verdant Alliance
Expeditious Retreat: Booming Boost
Expeditious Retreat: Leaping Escape
Faerie Fire: Blazing Brilliance
Faerie Fire: Shimmer Step
False Life: Gift From The Grave
False Life: Ichorous Infusion
Fog Cloud: Breath of the Morning Wind
Healing Word: Arcane Addendum
Magic Missile: Forceful Blasts
Magic Missile: Missiles of Mechanus (Tool Infusion)
2nd level:
Spiritual Weapon: Heavy Strikes
Spiritual Weapon: Soulbound Weapon
Web: Illusory Ambush
Web: Spindle Splash
Web: Sylvan Threads
3rd level
Lightning Bolt: Charged Bolt
4th level
Arcane Eye: Paranoia
Arcane Eye: Superior Senses
Banishment: Shunt From Existence
Banishment: Touch of the Planeskeeper
Banishment: Traitor's Fate
Banishment: Warden's Decree
Black Tentacles: Growing Madness
Black Tentacles: Otherworldly Binding
Blight: Gift of Decay
Compulsion: By A String (Tool Infusion)
Compulsion: Command Charmed
Compulsion: Siren's Wave
Confusion: Child of Chaos
Confusion: Deck of Fate (Tool Infusion)
Confusion: Psychotic Snap
Conjure Minor Elementals: Choice Conjuration
Conjure Minor Elementals: Elemental Bond
Conjure Woodland Beings: Flash of Fey
Conjure Woodland Beings: Sylvan Spirit
Control Water: Ocean Mover
Death Ward: Necrobane
Death Ward: Shield of the Stormsoul
Dimension Door: Disappearing Act
Dimension Door: Revolving Door
Divination: Inspiring Premonitions
Dominate Beast: Alpha Energy
Dominate Beast: Beastmaster's Bond
Dominate Beast: Skilled Master
Faithful Hound: Direct Command
Faithful Hound: Mastiff Pounce
Faithful Hound: Pack Instincts
Fire Shield: Absorption Shield
Fire Shield: Rip-roaring Riposte
Freedom of Movement: Vertical Grace
Giant Insect: Firebugs
Giant Insect: Rage Spawn
Guardian of Faith: Forceful Spirit
Guardian of Faith: Unwavering Watcher
Ice Storm: Caustic Cold
Ice Storm: Hard Hitting Hail
Locate Creature: Long Range Location
Locate Creature: Insightful Eye
Phantasmal Killer: Crippling Fear
Polymorph: Touch of the Full Moon
Resilient Sphere: Arcane Anchor
Resilient Sphere: Caster's Refuge
Resilient Sphere: Giant Globe
Secret Chest: Grand Vault
Secret Chest: Insurance Policy
Stoneskin: Hardened Mind
Stoneskin: Stoneblood
Wall of Fire: Moonfire
5th level:
Animate Objects: Active Animancy
Animate Objects: Animated Armory
Animate Objects: Defensive Debris
Arcane Hand: Advanced Maneuvers
Awaken: Arcane Awakening
Awaken: Exclusive Bond
Cloudkill: Baneful Bellows
Cloudkill: Heart of Rot
Commune: Multiversal Survey
Cone of Cold: Frost Formation
Cone of Cold: Icey Shards
Conjure Elemental: Manifest Elements
Contact Other Plane: Insider Insight
Dream: Touch of Nightmares
Geas: Ain't No Rest For The Wicked
Geas: Rapid Reset
Legend Lore: Stories In The Stars
Legend Lore: Technical Research
Mislead: Easy Illusion
Raise Dead: Transfer Mortality
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V 2.4 Delayed Blast Fireball: Alternate Expansion
Delayed Blast Fireball: Chaos Chronomancy
Updated Delayed Blast Fireball: Faultless Finesse
Divine Word: Epic Announcement
2nd level
Divine Word: Every Knee Shall Bow
Knock: Secret Password (added bonus for objects opened Divine Word: Overwhelming Awe
previously) Divine Word: Mortal Command
Etherealness: Ether Envoy
4th level Etherealness: Momentary Return
Black Tentacles: Growing Madness (added self risk) Finger of Death: Ghoul King's Command
Compulsion: By A String (added gp material cost) Finger of Death: Mortality's Call
Compulsion: Command Charmed (added downside for adv vs Finger of Death: Reaper's Hand
charm targets) Finger of Death: Undying Wilds
Compulsion: Lover's Call (improved immunity clause to relate Fire Storm: Absolute Apocalypse
to target speed/distance) Fire Storm: Firestarter
Death Ward: Shield of the Stormsoul (reduced to 2d10 dmg, Fire Storm: Summer of Cinders
added 1 at a time clause) Forecage: Arcane Bypass
Dimension Door: Disappearing Act (added concentration) Forcecage: Forceful Appearance
Ice Storm: Hard Hitting Hail (added debuff to con saves caused Forcecage: Illusory Prison
by damage, daze now 5+ margin only) Magnificent Mansion: Living Guest List
Stoneskin: Heavy Armor (nerfed by raising str prereq and Mirage Arcane: Chrono-control
halving speed) Plane Shift: Inherit Adaptations
Stoneskin: Thick Layers (nerfed, immediately ends when temp Plane Shift: Temporary Shift
hp depleted) Prismatic Spray: Color Control
Prismatic Spray: Kaleidoscope (Tool Infusion)
5th level: Prismatic Spray: Lingering Light
Cloudkill: Heart of Rot (reduced 50 ft max to 40 ft) Prismatic Spray: Spectrum Expanded
Cone of Cold: Yeti's Breath (added size clause) Project Image: Compelling Appearance
Insect Plague: Maddening Bites (rework) Project Image: Invincible Illusion
Regenerate: Rapid Repair
Added Regenerate: Troll Blood
Resurrection: Radiant Rush
Generic Masteries Reverse Gravity: Reverse, Reverse!
Aura Spell: Extended Aura Reverse Gravity: Riptide
Aura Spell: Lingering Aura Sequester: Chronoshield
Aura Spell: Ring of Radiance Sequester: Unending Destiny
Charm Spell: Silver Thread Simulacrum: Illusory Army
Charm Spell: Familiar Feeling Simulacrum: Self-Sufficient Spells
Hold Spell: Brief Bondage Simulacrum: Vitality Well
Hold Spell: Reel 'Em In Symbol: Careful Creation (Tool Infusion)
Wall Spell: Fearsome Fence Teleport: Ensured Escape
Wall Spell: Secret Passage Teleport: Reliable Routefinder (Tool Infusion)
Teleport: Temporary Teleportation
2nd level
Knock: Arcane Infiltration 8th level
Animal Shapes: Council of the Wildclans
4th level Animal Shapes: Elemental Avatars
Ice Storm: Tundra's Welcome Animal Shapes: Free Will
Wall of Fire: Electroflame Animal Shapes: Pack Leader
Antimagic Field: Anchored Aura
5th level Antimagic Field: Destructive Dispulsion
Arcane Hand: Manus Mount Antimagic Field: Pain Suppression
Cone of Cold: External Inception Antipathy/Sympathy: Immortal Intimidation
Insect Plague: Incessant Buzz Clone: Accelerated Maturity
Clone: Respec
7th level Control Weather: Avatar of Nature
Arcane Sword: Battlemage's Bond Control Weather: Combat Climatology
Arcane Sword: Cleaving Swings Control Weather: Sudden Surge
Arcane Sword: Ethereal Armament Demiplane: Escape Access
Arcane Sword: Power Attack Demiplane: Expansion Plans
Arcane Sword: Supernatural Sentinel Dominate Monster: Bond of Betrayal
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Dominate Monster: Safeguard 1st level
Earthquake: Flaming Fissure Detect Magic: Rapid Radar (Buffed, now uses normal duration)
Earthquake: Intense Tremors Expeditious Retreat: Leaping Escape (jump costs half
Earthquake: Quake Crafter (Tool Infusion) movement)
Earthquake: Quick Quake Fog Cloud: Breath of the Morning Wind (renamed Waxing
Earthquake: Seismic Strike Winds)
Feeblemind: Dizzying Dumbness Fog Cloud: Brief Bellows (specified no concentration required)
Feeblemind: Minor Mindwipe Fog Cloud: Expanded Cloud (added bonus upcast in naturally
Feeblemind: Psychic Blast moist conditions)
Glibness: Gift of Glib Fog Cloud: Freezing Fog (buffed to every turn)
Glibness: Secret Spell Fog Cloud: Friendly Fog (renamed Mistwalker, buffed w
Glibness: Silvertongue Serenade perception advantage in area)
Holy Aura: Cleansing Light Fog Cloud: Mistwalker (added Stealth advantage)
Holy Aura: Deadly Dawn Goodberry: Herbal Blend (removed restriction of one blend at a
Holy Aura: Righteous Retribution time)
Holy Aura: Sacred Strikes Guiding Bolt: Accurate Assistance (added bonus damage)
Holy Aura: Unwavering Crusade Hellish Rebuke: Devilish Interference (occurs on any failure)
Incendiary Cloud: Ashen Whispers Hellish Rebuke: Infernal Authority (damage type becomes
Incendiary Cloud: Cloud Control psychic vs fiends)
Incendiary Cloud: Fading Flames Heroism: Fragile Confidence (added Con save for spell ending)
Incendiary Cloud: Smoke Shroud Jump: Rabbit's Grace (added Dex saves but no effect while
Incendiary Cloud: Wildfire speed 0)
Maze: Complex Conundrums Jump: Swift & Soft (half all falling damage beyond 60 feet,
Maze: Deadly Denizens standing from prone costs 5 ft)
Maze: Minor Maze Jump: Thunderous Leaps (also disables opp attacks on failed
Maze: Torture of Tartarus save)
Maze: Treasure Hunt Longstrider: Long Leaps (added action jump feature)
Mind Blank: Defensive Dome Longstrider: Wild Stride (buffed to ignore exhaustion speed
Mind Blank: Extended Enforcement halved)
Power Word Stun: Lost In Madness Silent Image: Easy Animation (formerly Accelerated animation,
Power Word Stun: Startstruck now also removes concentration requirement)
Power Word Stun: Titan's Edict Thunderwave: Forceful Push (formerly Mythic)
Sunburst: Blade Burst Thunderwave: Wider Wave (only halves damage past 5 feet)
Sunburst: Blazing Burst
Sunburst: Children of the Sun 2nd level
Sunburst: Solar Flare Arcane Lock: Built-In Defenses (only triggers once but doesn’t
end the spell)
Removed Updated added clause recommended for Arcane Lock to
include Dispel Magic debuff at 4th level and higher
Cantrip Barkskin: Rooted (added "on solid ground" condition)
Light: Shining Spellcraft (erroneous design) Enlarge: Rapturous Growth (formerly Mythic)
Levitate: Drift (action changed to bonus action)
5th level Scorching Ray: Abundant Attacks (buffed, extra ray now does
Arcane Hand: Pair of Palms (moved to Mythic due to power normal damage instead of half)
level) Scorching Ray: Sunburn (only requires 2 missiles at target,
added Sickened)
V 2.5 (6.29.23) See Invisibility: Revealing Touch (renamed Tinker's Lens,
removed Touch range to focus on tool infusion, expanded tool
Updated: infusion options)
Silence: Maddening Silence (added scaling)
Generic Masteries Spike Growth: Even Arrangement (renamed Deadly Density, +1
Smite Spell: Inevitable Wrath (corrected to Charisma score, to the damage to be slightly better than average rolls, and added
instead of modifier) scaling)
Web: Webwalker's Way (Removed speed boost, added
Cantrips tremorsense in area, added ability to concentrate on spell while
Dancing Lights: Reactive Sparks (no concentration, last 1 also concentrating on Spider Climb spell)
round, cant control)
Ray of Frost: Frostfire (added extra movement debuff if target
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3rd level Protection From Evil and Good: Acid Aegis
Animate Dead: Self Destruct (changed damage to the hit point Protection From Evil and Good: Dragonward
maximum of the undead, simpler and synergizes with Protection From Evil and Good: Giant Slayer's Sanctuary
necromancer wizard subclass) Protection From Evil and Good: Monster Hunter's Mark
Bestow Curse: Hag's Claw (formerly Mythic) Sanctuary: Slayer's Safeguard
Slow: Focused Fusion (added disadvantage and increased dmg) Sanctuary: Refuge For Rest
Slow: Move Like Molasses (Rebalanced speed effect, added -3 Shield: Duck For Cover
instead of -2 to AC/dex saves) Shield: Glass Guardian
Shield: Proactive Protection
6th level Shield of Faith: Abjuration Expertise
Disintegrate: Minor Disintegration (typo, each level above 3rd) Shield of Faith: Guardian Angel
Eyebite: Instant Invocation (clarify duration) Shield of Faith: Temple of War
Thunderwave: Lift Off
8th level Thunderwave: Resonant Rift
Power Word Stun: Lost In Madness (buffed, easier to get Thunderwave: Sonic Sheathe
benefits)
Power Word Stun: Starstruck (clarified affects target even if it 2nd level (44)
has more than 150 hp, +1d10 damage) Blindness/Deafness: Mortality Shroud
Darkness: Shadow Sickness
Added (Masteries: 166) Detect Thoughts: Inscrutible Investigator
Enhance Ability: Bond Boon
Magic Items Enhance Ability: Chosen One
Spellsmiter's Sword Enhance Ability: Pack Boon
Enthrall: Maestro's Performance (Tool Infusion)
Cantrips (8) Enthrall: Powerful Pull
Dancing Lights: Soft Shine Find Steed: Nightmare
Druidcraft: Alter Elements Find Steed: Thunderhooves
Druidcraft: Nature's Nag Flame Blade: Dawnbrand
Druidcraft: Soothing Winds Flame Blade: Death Knight's Darkfire
Message: Imploding Earworm Flame Blade: Icebrand
Prestidigitation: Arcane Chemistry Flame Blade: Moonbrand
Shocking Grasp: Divine Lightning Flame Blade: Stormbrand
Thaumaturgy: Aftershock Flaming Sphere: Avalanche Orb
Flaming Sphere: Blazing Bodies
1st level (43) Flaming Sphere: Pinball
Burning Hands: Scalding Splash Heat Metal: Rot & Rust
Command: Discipline the Disobedient Levitate: Levitation Lasso
Comprehend Languages: Focused Fluency Mirror Image: Armored Entourage
Create or Destroy Water: Acidic Rain Misty Step: Arcane Afterboost
Divine Favor: Dark Divinity Misty Step: Elemental Chemistry (Tool Infusion)
Entangle: Vile Vines Misty Step: Gloomwalker
Expeditious Retreat: Zip & Zap Misty Step: Symphonic Step (Tool Infusion)
False Life: Vital Veracity Moonbeam: Bane Beam
Feather Fall: Insurance Moonbleam: Blood Moon
Fog Cloud: Breath of the Morning Breeze Moonbeam: Lunar Cycle
Fog Cloud: Poisonous Puff Scorching Ray: Acidic Orbs
Fog Cloud: Steam Surge Scorching Ray: Lightning Ray
Fog Cloud: Wall of Fog See Invisibility: Linked Senses
Goodberry: Food Poisoning (Tool Infusion) See Invisibility: Ocular Assault
Guiding Bolt: Critical Mark Shatter: Implosion
Healing Word: Bestow Blessing Shatter: Screams of the Damned
Hellish Rebuke: Booming Berating Shatter: Conductor's Cacophony (Tool Infusion)
Hellish Rebuke: Fell-tongued Forbiddance Silence: Haunted Aura
Heroism: Battle Blessing Silence: Sticky Specters
Heroism: Icon of Courage Spider Climb: Hunter's Grip
Heroism: Ode of the Brave(Tool Infusion) Spider Climb: Web Sense
Hideous Laughter: Brain Buster Spike Growth: Natural Camoflauge
Hunter's Mark: Paranoia of the Prey Spiritual Weapon: Ethereal Armament
Illusory Script: Illusory Illustrations Suggestion: Scribe Spell (Tool Infusion)
Inflict Wounds: Cheap Shot Suggestion: Subconscious Inception
Inflict Wounds: Crippling Injury Web: Whisperweave
Jump: Psionic Propulsion 138
 True Resurrection: Share Soul
3rd level (7) Weird: Aberrant Apparitions
Bestow Curse: Ritual Mark Weird: Circle of Craven Contagion
Bestow Curse: Unsettling Utterance Weird: Dreadgaze
Stinking Cloud: Troglodyte King Weird: Gripping Fear
Slow: Chronocube Weird: Othermind
Slow: Spell Sap Weird: Overwhelming Unreality
Vampiric Touch: Minion's Maw Wish: Echo of the Epic Arcane
Wind Wall: Launch Pad Wish: Fate's Touch
Wish: Genie's Bargain
9th level (64) Wish: Reality Rift
Astral Projection: Arcane Insurance Wish: Spellmaster's Secrets
Foresight: Deep Divination
Foresight: Predictive Insights Theme Collections Lists
Foresight: Quick Chronomancy Acid
Foresight: Sands of Time (Tool Infusion) Charm
Gate: Conjurer's Chains Fear
Gate: Epic Arrival Fire
Gate: Guardian Gatekeeper Frost
Gate: Warbanner Fiend
Imprisonment: Maximum Security Failsafe Giant
Imprisonment: Mythic Menagerie Lightning
Imprisonment: Watchful Warden Necrotic
Mass Heal: Animated Energy Poison
Mass Heal: Healing Wave Psychic
Mass Heal: Negative Energy Purge Radiant
Mass Heal: Reconciliation Shadow
Mass Heal: Refuge of Radiance Thunder
Meteor Swarm: Avatar of Apocalypse
Meteor Swarm: Blazing Barrage
Meteor Swarm: Cataclysmic Cold
Meteor Swarm: Lake of Fire V 2.6 (7.31.23)
Meteor Swarm: Tears of the Abyss
Power Word Kill: Killer Curse
Updated
Power Word Kill: Overpower Cantrips
Power Word Kill: Power Song Kill (Tool Infusion)
True Strike: Force of Focus (damage increased to d6s)
Power Word Kill: Silent Killer
Power Word Kill: Touch of Destiny 1st level
Power Word Kill: Umbral Echo
Bless: Ordained for Wisdom (now also affects ability checks)
Power Word Kill: Verse-Master's Massacre
Shield: Proactive Protection (no longer increases AC)
Prismatic Wall: Captivating Colors
Prismatic Wall: Killer Colors
2nd level
Prismatic Wall: Solar Shine
Shapechange: Adaptive Variants Spike Growth: Exploding Spikes (damage increased to 2d4)
Shapechange: Evolutionary's Gift Spike Growth: Toxic Thorns (moved from Mythic)
Shapechange: Legendary Form
Shapechange: Skinshift
3rd level
Storm of Vengeance: Intense Elements Lighting Bolt: Lightning Leap (risk is removed if resistant to
Storm of Vengeance: Might & Mercy lightning)
Storm of Vengeance: Relentless Storm
5th level
Storm of Vengeance: Vengeance Incarnate
Time Stop: Arcane Eons Hold Monster: Silvermoon Chains (formerly Silvered Chains,
Time Stop: Catnap added moonlight effect)
Time Stop: Chronal Shift Wall of Stone: Permanent Placement (increased DC to 20)
Time Stop: Communal Chronomancy
Time Stop: Lingering Limbo
6th level
Time Stop: Rupturing Rift Freezing Sphere: Condensed Cold (added option for 30 foot
True Polymorph: Legend Incarnate radius also)
True Polymorph: Rapid Evolution Irresistible Dance: Song & Dance (renamed Killer Karaoke)
True Polymorph: Touch of the Full Moon Sunbeam: Lunar Conversion (added disadvantage for
True Polymorph: Transformation Toll shapechangers)
True Resurrection: Invoke Eternity
True Resurrection: Rapid Return 139
Added (Masteries: 100) 2nd level
Class Features Aid: Aura of the Unstained
Barkskin: Petrified Plating
Bard: Luminary Spirit Guide
Invisibility: Careful Casting
Cleric: Sage Spirit Guide
Invisibility: Slip Into Shadow
Druid: Primordial Spirit Guide
Sorcerer: Essence Spirit Guide 3rd level
Subclasses Animate Dead: Radioactive Zombies
Beacon of Hope: Bestow Beacon
Sorcerer: Weaveseeker
Bestow Curse: Accursed Veil
Feats Blink: Chaotic Calibrations
Blink: Elusive Ether
Arcane Armorer
Call Lightning: Ancient Ritual
Arcane Expertise
Daylight: Sun Sickness
Epic Spell Mastery
Fear: Afraid of the Dark
Spirit Guide Bond
Fireball: Bitter Boil
Spirit Guide Seeker
Haste: Burning Boost
True Strike Training
Haste: Energized Electricity
Haste: Stable Spell
Theme Collections
Hypnotic Pattern: Amnesic Aurora
Chaos
Hypnotic Pattern: Dazzling Disconnect
Dragon
Hypnotic Pattern: Deep Trance
Moon
Lightning Bolt: Dragon's Breath
Lightning Bolt: Vaporize
Cantrips
Acid Splash: Black Dragon's Breath 5th level
Chill Touch: Haunting Hand
Arcane Hand: Dragon's Claw
Eldritch Blast: Mindpiercer Blasts
Cone of Cold: Inverted Element
Eldritch Blast: Umbral Assassin
Conjure Elemental: Explosive Elements
Firebolt: Hellfire
Conjure Elemental: Primordial Elements
Guidance: Second Chances
Insect Plague: Heatswell
Light: Night Light
Telekinesis: Soul Control
Light: Shadowshine
Tree Stride: Grovewalker
Mage Hand: Arcane Prosthetic
Tree Stride: Lumber Lunge
Prestidigitation: Dragonmage's Ethos
Wall of Force: Launch Pad
Prestidigitation: Sprinkle of Chaos
Wall of Force: Magic Mirror
Produce Flame: Wanderer's Hearth
Wall of Stone: Hearthstones
Resistance: Inner Resilience
Sacred Flame: Dark Spark 6th level
Shillelagh: Poison Thorns
Blade Barrier: Bludgeoning Barrier
Shillelagh: Stormwood Strikes
Blade Barrier: Impassible Arsenal
Shillelagh: Sylvan Shine
Blade Barrier: Warrior's Wall
1st level Chain Lightning: Chain Rider
Chain Lightning: Multichain
Bane: Doomsayer's Gloom
Chain Lightning: Storm Whip
Bane: Doubled Doubts
Chain Lightning: Thunderburst
Bless: Augural Aura
Chain Lightning: Weave-Warden's Chain
Burning Hands: Whelp's Belch
Circle of Death: Bioplague
Charm Person: Curse of the Wyrm King's Greed
Circle of Death: Corpse Burst
Color Spray: Polychromatic Chaos
Disintegrate: Deathrattle
Faerie Fire: Pretty Lights
Disintegrate: Stunning Shock
Faerie Fire: Primordial Glitter
Eyebite: Aberrant Oracle's Eye
Grease: Blood Puddles
Eyebite: Optic Infection
Heroism: Dragon Slayer's Mantle
Find the Path: Fleet Foot Way
Jump: Gravity Pulse
Flesh to Stone: Sculptor's Seduction
Magic Missile: Chaos Quiver
Flesh to Stone: Stubborn as Stone
Sanctuary: Dread Edict
Freezing Sphere: Animated Ice
Sanctuary: Radiant Refuge
Freezing Sphere: Chilling Burst
Thunderwave: In Rolls The Rumbling Night
Globe of Invulnerability: Sauna Sphere
Unseen Servant: Soulbound Servant
Globe of Invulnerability: Snowglobe
Harm: Clinging Shadows
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 Heal: Elemental Purge Arcane Sword: Supernatural Sentinel (1x round use this
Heal: Master Medic (Tool Infusion) reaction for free)
Heal: Positive Energy Pandemonium Delayed Blast Fireball: Faultless Finesse (added reaction to end
Heal: Rupturing Restoration spell if someone else tries to throw the bead)
Irresistible Dance: Snaring Song (Tool Infusion) Finger of Death: Ghoul King's Command (renamed Ghoul
Mass Suggestion: Enduring Enchantment King's Claw, added swap to melee attack + chance for paralysis
Mass Suggestion: Influencer's Ethos vs humanoid targets)
Sunbeam: Extraplanar Bane Finger of Death: Mortality's Call (added bonus effect if both
True Seeing: Dragonsight saves fail)
True Seeing: The Third Eye Mirage Arcane: Chrono-Control (1 action cast now lasts 1 hour
Wall of Ice: Winter Is Coming (prev 1 minute), bonus action now lasts 1 min (prev 1 round)
Wall of Thorns: Gardener's Guard Regenerate: Rapid Repair (casting time now 1 action)
Wall of Thorns: Vicious Hedge Reverse Gravity: Riptide (Now works in water)

V 2.7 (7.31.23) Added (Masteries: 209)

Updated Cantrips
Firebolt: Overheat
Cantrip Guidance: Dragon's Pride
Acid Splash: Black Dragon's Breath (changed the prereqs for Guidance: Eldritch Oracle
bigger cone size) Ray of Frost: Blizzard Barrage
Resistance: Restorative Resilience
1st level Sacred Flame: Light Bite
Mage Armor: Arcane Adamantine (Doesn't end after 1st crit Sacred Flame: Lunar Purity
cancel. Reaction to repeat effect with chance of ending spell) Shocking Grasp: Arcane Attraction
Thunderwave: Lift Off (Added note about Jump spell and other Shocking Grasp: Caster's Currents
multipliers) Shocking Grasp: Electric Connection
Shocking Grasp: Energy Sense
3rd level Shocking Grasp: Propulsion Push
Animate Dead: Master's Bond (Added reaction to intercept Shocking Grasp: Psychic Shock
attack) Shocking Grasp: Spell Static
Fear: Focused Horror (increased damage by 1d8) Shocking Grasp: Static Tether
Fly: Wings of the Inner Self (renamed Psionic soar, only works True Strike: Amplified Arcana
with Intelligence, no longer shortens duration) True Strike: Gish Master's Gift
Lightning Bolt: Vaporize (removed innate spellcasting from True Strike: Oracle's Armor
summoned mephits) True Strike: Patient Approach
True Strike: Perfectionist's Oath
4th level True Strike: Snake Eyes
Blight: Infectious (renamed Infectious Burst, added chain into
secondary burst for slain creatures)
1st level
Death Ward: Necrobane (added "or Undead creatures") Bane: Blight Bane
Faithful Hound: Pack Instincts (also benefits your attacks, since Bane: Illforged Retribution
the hound is invisible and already gets advantage anyway Bane: Umbral Undoing
usually) Bless: Anointment
Fire Shield: Harmonious Hybrid (previously mythic, now deals Bless: Lifegiver's Boon
1d8 of each damage type) Disguise Self: Deep Cover
Greater Invisibility: Delicate Spell (action or bonus action to Disguise Self: Diplomat's Disguise
maintain, previously action) Disguise Self: Lingual Learning
Guardian of Faith: Emergency Ally (added wording fix to Disguise Self: Mask of the Facechanger
ensure target is within guardian's reach) Disguise Self: Undercover Arcana
False Life: Desperate Dealings
5th level False Life: Lifestealer
Teleportation Circle: Risky Rush (clarified wording) Healing Word: Intervention
Hellish Rebuke: Psychic Snapback
7th level Hunter's Mark: Hunter's Pact
Arcane Sword: Battlemage's Blade (total rework) Mage Armor: Minor Warmage Memories
Arcane Sword: Cleaving Swings (no longer halves damage) Protection From Evil and Good: Holy Ward
Protection From Evil and Good: Squire's Safeguard
Arcane Sword: Ethereal Armament (sword is also invisible)
Arcane Sword: Power Attack (buffed to deal max damage
instead of adding dice, but only crits on 19 or 20 now, vs
previous 18-20)

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2nd level
Aid: Epic Inspiration
Aid: Nature's Bounty
Aid: The Chosen One
Blur: Dizzying Distractions
Continual Flame: Annointed Aura
Continual Flame: Creator's Control
Continual Flame: Purging Presence
Continual Flame: Will O Wisp
Darkvision: The Unclosing Eye
Detect Thoughts: Infiltrate Intellect
Detect Thoughts: Probe Pulse
Detect Thoughts: Unwitting Invitation
Enhance Ability: Evolution: Owlbear
Enhance Ability: Reinforced Resilience
Hold Person: Headhunter's Pact
Misty Step: Pixie's Portal
Misty Step: Sylvester's Spatial Yo-Yo
3rd level
Blink: Blood Blink
Dispel Magic: Consume Arcana
Dispel Magic: Dispulsion Propulsion
Dispel Magic: Specialized Sanctification
Fear: Banshee Scream
Fireball: Archdevil's Eruption
Fireball: Eldritch Flames
Fly: Celestial Ascension
Fly: Dragon Flight
Fly: Fiendish Flight
Fly: Stormcrow's Call
Haste: Hurried Spell
Haste: Rapid Dodge
Haste: Rapid Regeneration
Haste: Wind Walker
Hypnotic Pattern: Colors Out of Space
Lightning Bolt: Red Lightning
Nondetection: Graceful Getaway
Nondetection: Inscrutible Visage
Nondetection: Silvermoon Sigils
Nondetection: Stronghold of the Unseen
Plant Growth: Baneful Sprouts
Protection From Energy: Absorb Energy
Protection From Energy: Otherworldly Aegis
Protection From Energy: Primordial Protection
Remove Curse: Comprehensive Cleansing
Remove Curse: Lycan's Bane
Sending: Chronocall
Sleet Storm: Astral Ice
Slow: Absorb Energy
Slow: Encumbering Acid
Spirit Guardians: Bolstered Spirit
4th level
Banishment: Enticing Exile
Banishment: Flight of the Fearful
Black Tentacles: Abyssal Arms
Black Tentacles: Darkness Decay
Black Tentacles: Mindwrack
Blight: Munching Maggots
Blight: Putrid Poison
Compulsion: Beckoning Of The Beyond
Compulsion: Succubus Seduction
Control Water: Master of the Sea
Death Ward: Grave Kight's Armor
Dimension Door: Death's Door
Dimension Door: Ether Echo
Dimension Door: Ghost's Gateway
Dimension Door: Secret Tunnel
Dimension Door: Way of the World Tree
Faithful Hound: Eldritch Guardian
Faithful Hound: Winged Watcher
Fire Shield: Dragonscales
Fire Shield: Elemental Armor
Fire Shield: Guardian Gift
Fire Shield: Harmonious Hybrid
Freedom of Movement: Course Control
Freedom of Movement: Oozeflesh
Giant Insect: Aberrant Insects
Giant Insect: Blight Bugs
Giant Insect: Hell Swarm
Greater Invisibility: Illusory Assassin
Greater Invisibility: Smuggler's Shroud
Greater Invisibility: Unseen Step
Guardian of Faith: Chariot Charge
Guardian of Faith: Divine Battlecry
Guardian of Faith: Guardian Angel
Guardian of Faith: Imposing Visage
Guardian of Faith: Shieldbearer
Hallucinatory Terrain: Immersive Illusion
Hallucinatory Terrain: Terraformer
Locate Creature: Innate Sense
Locate Creature: Pinpoint
Locate Creature: Spirit Survey
Locate Creature: Tracker's Sense
Phantasmal Killer: Aberrant Illusion
Phantasmal Killer: Dire Dread
Phantasmal Killer: Hand Crafted Horror
Phantasmal Killer: Lord of Nightmares
Phantasmal Killer: Mortal Coil
Phantasmal Killer: Phantom Rite
Phantasmal Killer: Psychic Swords
Phantasmal Killer: Serial Killer
Phantasmal Killer: System Overload
Phantasmal Killer: Traumatic Terror
Polymorph: Creator's Connection
Polymorph: Elemental Beast
Resilient Sphere: Sonic Sphere
Stone Shape: Careful Craft
Stoneskin: Hardened Heart
Stoneskin: Stoneshifter
5th level
Antilife Shell: Arcane Bulwark
Antilife Shell: Sacred Sphere
Antilife Shell: Spirit Barrier
Antilife Shell: Titan's Castle
Hold Monster: Monster Hunter's Pact
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6th level
Blade Barrier: Active Arsenal
Blade Barrier: Lord of the Sword
Blade Barrier: Swordspinner's Dance
Circle of Death: Grave Geometry
Circle of Death: Hunger of Hades
Circle of Death: Reaper's Ring
Circle of Death: Reverberating Ripple
Disintegrate: Deathseeker
Disintegrate: Touch of Oblivion
Harm: Hunger of the Plaguemaker
True Seeing: Occular Inevitability
7th level
Arcane Sword: Bait and Switch
Arcane Sword: Blazing Blade
Arcane Sword: Dancing Sword
Arcane Sword: Swift Slash
Arcane Sword: Sword and Board
Conjure Celestial: Beasts of Heaven
Conjure Celestial: Desperate Intercession
Conjure Celestial: Unicorn's Call
Delayed Blast Fireball: Bomb Shelter
Delayed Blast Fireball: Doomsayer
Delayed Blast Fireball: Shockwave Swell
Divine Word: Surging Statute
Divine Word: Thundering Chorus
Etherealness: Apprentice of the Aether
Fire Storm: Breath of the Blazing Winds
Fire Storm: Cataclysm Clouds
Fire Storm: Crusader's Conflagration
Fire Storm: Primordial Uproar
Fire Storm: Scattered Storm
Forcecage: Death Box
Forcecage: Suppression Cage
Magnificent Mansion: Home Security System
Magnificent Mansion: Luxury Accomodations
Magnificent Mansion: Quick Conjuration
Magnificent Mansion: Spellscribe's Study
Mirage Arcane: Celestial Shadow
Mirage Arcane: Enchanting Landscape
Prismatic Spray: Breath of Chromatic Tyrant
Prismatic Spray: Color Conditions
Prismatic Spray: Consume Color
Prismatic Spray: Rainbow Rider
Prismatic Spray: Stained Glass Shield
Regenerate: Biomancer's Graft
Reverse Gravity: Court of the Cosmomancer
Reverse Gravity: Gravity Pulse
Reverse Gravity: Titanic Tides
8th level
Antimagic Field: Fortress of the Mundane
Antimagic Field: Spelleater Parasite
Control Weather: Nature's Herald
Demiplane: Chronal Suspension Cage
Demiplane: Insider Access
Dominate Monster: Bonds of Fear
Dominate Monster: Master of Many Minions
Feeblemind: Mindflayer's Maw
Glibness: Tongues of the Traveler
Holy Aura: Temporary Temple
Incendiary Cloud: Fog of the Far Realms
Mind Blank: Marks of the Mental Fortress
V 2.8 (4.1.24)
New (62)
Cantrips
Eldritch Blast: Cackling Caws
Fire Bolt: Heat Lightning
Fire Bolt: Pheonix Fire
Guidance: Rite of Fortune
Mage Hand: Integrated Illusion
Mage Hand: Marksman's Ally
Mage Hand: Sticky Fingers
Message: Enchanted Foreword
Message: Obscured Outreach
Minor Illusion: Smuggler's Veil
Poison Spray: Fangs of Loqh'Shul
Resistance: Dragon Turtle's Determination
Sacred Flame: Elven Moonfire
Shillelagh: Elfwood Invocation
Shocking Grasp: Blightning
Vicious Mockery: Dwarven Dulling
1st Level
Alarm: Arcane Alert
Alarm: Watch Dog
Animal Friendship: Ringmaster's Wardrobe
Bless: Blessings of the Stonefathers
Burning Hands: Rolling Flames
Charm Person: Alms For The Poor
Charm Person: Come Hither
Command: Edicts of Elvenkind
Entangle: Elder Growth
Expeditious Retreat: Aerial Escape
Find Familiar: Spawn of Loqh'Shul
Illusory Script: Word Web
Sanctuary: Stonehewn Sanctuary
Sleep: Trance Chant
Thunderwave: Antisound
2nd Level
Darkness: Grimwidow's Nest
Enlarge/Reduce: Duergar's Gift
Heat Metal: Forgemaster's Focus
Invisibility: Duplicate Distraction
Knock: Thunderous Seige
Misty Step: Jailbird's Jailbreak
Moonbeam: Sylvan Tears
Web: Silktrapped Tome
3rd Level
Bestow Curse: Curse of Quiet
Fireball: Holy Hand Grenade
Spirit Guardians: Ancestral Vengeance
Spirit Guardians : Retribution
Spirit Guardians : Spirit Stronghold
Spirit Guardians : Undying Tribes
Tongues: Runic Secrets
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 Revivify: Poltergheist Procession
5th Level Revivify: Radiant Reanimation
Flame Strike: Djinni's Wrathful Whirlwind Revivify: Rebuild
Flame Strike: Doom of the Dao Revivify: Vital Pulse
Flame Strike: Efreeti's Ignition Sending: Disguised Dispatch
Flame Strike: Hellborn Heat Sending: Forbidden Words
Flame Strike: Marid's Maleficence Sending: Herald's Call
Sending: Minor Messages
6th level Sending: Visions
Disintegrate: Heart Melt Sending: Voice From Beyond
Irresistable Dance: Luring Song Slow: Deep Freeze
Slow: Drowned Doom
8th level Slow: Valley of Souls
Glibness: Silvertongue Scribe Stinking Cloud: The Spins
Power Word Stun: Dragon Shout Stinking Cloud: Violent Regurgitation
Power Word Stun: Eldritch Utterance Tongues: Temple of Tongues
Power Word Stun: Silvertongue Stun Tongues: Voices From Beyond
Power Word Stun: Sonic Stunwave Tongues: Words of the Wild
Vampiric Touch: Seductive Exsanguination
9th level Vampiric Touch: Shadow Hand
Astral Projection: Eldritch Sacrifice Vampiric Touch: Thrall's Honor
Power Word Kill: Killer Chorus Water Breathing: Leviathan's Heart
Power Word Kill: Lich's Breath Water Breathing: Lone Shark
Storm of Vengeance: Wind Wings Water Walk: Minor Miracles
Wind Wall: Breath of Undeath
Updated Wind Wall: Deafening Winds
Blade Barrier: Lord of the Sword (take damage if you start your Wind Wall: Fairwind Fortress
turn in the wall) Wind Wall: Stormwinds
Blade Barrier: Steel Sentry (Updated targeting text for clarity - Wind Wall: Wild Winds
can only hit the triggering creature)
4th level
V 2.9 (4.1.24) Black Tentacles: Eldritch Storm
Black Tentacles: Master of Madness
New (70) Black Tentacles: Thought Probe
Black Tentacles: Unleashed Abyss
1st Level Blight: Bloodspeaker
Cure Wounds: Cause Harm Death Ward: Death's Door
Guiding Bolt: Divine Trident Death Ward: Fear The Reaper
Magic Missile: Dazzling Darts Death Ward: Hellfire Retaliation
Death Ward: Radiant Refuge
2nd Level Death Ward: Soul Guardian
Moonbeam: Sylvan Starlight Death Ward: Spectral Salvation
Ray of Enfeeblement: Chemical Weakness Phantasmal Killer: Seductive Destruction
Ray of Enfeeblement: Necromancer's Ray Polymorph: Reverse Polymorph
Ray of Enfeeblement: Undermine Undead Stoneskin: Atlantean Anchor
Stoneskin: Gorgon's Touch
3rd Level Stoneskin: Lightning Rod
Daylight: Celestial Spirit Stoneskin: Stone Giant's Blessing
Daylight: Light of Life
Daylight: Shining Shield
5th level
Daylight: Sunblazed Blade Telekinesis: Telepathic Telekinesis
Daylight: Sunrise
Fear: Dread Echoes
7th level
Fear: Eldritch Horror Regenerate: Versatile Service
Fear: Mortality's Call
Fear: Phantoms of Fright Updated
Fear: The Ferryman's Visage
Revivify: Agent of Undying
3rd level
Revivify: Arise, Again! Wind Wall: Gale Force (clarified DC scaling)
Revivify: Diamond Skin
Revivify: Flowers of the Grave
Revivify: Jump Start
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V 3.0 (5.29.24) Zone of Truth: Greater Revelations
Zone of Truth: Soul Shackles
New (60)
3rd Level
Cantrips
Bestow Curse: Hag's Hex
Message: Bind Minds Daylight: Divine Daylight
Message: Chain Link
Message: Frequency Finder 5th Level
Sunbeam: Apollo's Chariot
1st Level
Sunbeam: Radiation Beam
Bless: Bursting Blessedness
Bless: Soulbound Tether
Bless: Warrior's Blessing
Cure Wounds: Lay On Cures
Divine Favor: Battle Zeal
Divine Favor: Burning Zeal
Divine Favor: Chains of the Crusade
Divine Favor: Divination Favor
Divine Favor: Elegant Evangelism
Divine Favor: Enduring Faith
Divine Favor: Final Judgement
Divine Favor: Frost God's Fury
Divine Favor: Giant Slayer's Glory
Divine Favor: God's Gavel
Divine Favor: Guardian's Glow
Divine Favor: Holy Heavy Hitter
Divine Favor: Paladin's Punishment
Divine Favor: Primitive Priesthood
Divine Favor: Rend the Unredeemed
Divine Favor: Shining Spear
Divine Favor: Smiter's Shield
Divine Favor: Soul Harvest
Divine Favor: Tempest God's Fury
Hunter's Mark: Ominous Warning
Protection From Evil And Good: Divine Reflex
Shield of Faith: Blessed Buckler
Shield of Faith: Bulwark of Belief
Shield of Faith: Channeled Protection
Shield of Faith: Spell-Wrought Tower Shield
Shield of Faith: Winged Shield

2nd Level
Aid: Extended Aura
Aid: Invigoration
Barkskin: Bolstered Bark
Barkskin: Ironwood
Gentle Repose: Boon from Beyond
Gentle Repose: Crypt Keeper's Command
Gentle Repose: Edict of Natural Expiry
Gentle Repose: Whiteflower Ward
Lesser Restoration: Compound Cure
Lesser Restoration: Helping Hand
Lesser Restoration: Herald of Healing
Lesser Restoration: Preemptive Purge
Lesser Restoration: Restoring Touch
Lesser Restoration: Revitalize
Lesser Restoration: Ritual Restoration
Lesser Restoration: Soothing Spirit
Magic Weapon: Crusade Blade
Magic Weapon: Monster Slayer
Magic Weapon: Spellfused Strikes
Scorching Ray: Seige Blasts
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