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Lesser Regenerate

2nd level | Transmutation | Bard, Cleric, Druid

Casting Time: 1 minute

Range: Touch

Components: V, S, M (100gp worth of sutures spun from gold)

Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute

You touch a creature and stimulate a fraction of its natural healing ability. For the duration of the spell, the target regains 1 hit point at the start of each of its turns (10 hit points over the course of a minute). If the spell lasts for the full duration of 1 minute, the target may choose for one of their severed body members (fingers, legs, tails, etc.) to be restored.

A restored limb is weakened from the event of loss and causes the user to suffer a -1 penalty to all attack rolls, saving throws, and ability checks per limb regenerated in this fashion. The penalty lasts until a spell such as Greater Restoration or equivalent is used on the target. If you retrieve the severed piece and hold it to the residual limb, the spell instantaneously causes the limb to knit to the stump instead of creating a new one and does not suffer any penalties.

A reliable healing spell that can remedy even the most grievous of wounds or dismemberment, though only in short bursts.

Disability in Roleplaying

Regeneration in itself is a very powerful effect and has huge ramifications worth carefully considering. The loss of a limb can be incredibly impactful and meaningful to a character; it could define their entire future or act as a symbol of loss or sacrifice. Disability is not a concept to shy away from and reflects real-world circumstances such as healing, loss, acceptance, and empowerment.

Before trying to resolve every grievous wound with or without this spell, try seeking other means of exploring the injury—such as through the gain of a prosthesis, mobility aid, support companion, or other element to assist in a life-changing circumstance. Invite players to challenge their expectations of their characters and outcomes by exploring the gravity of their situation. The road to recovery can be a meaningful journey, such as questing for rare materials or the retrieval of a missing limb to cast such a spell as ruled.

pick a DnD spell to be able to cast for one day (as many times as you like). once the days up, you lose the ability forever.

feather fall

evards black tentacles (👀)

pass without a trace

detect thoughts

mage hand

speak with dead

misty step

Tasha's hideous laughter

cure wounds

speak with animals

vicious mockery

fireball

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Defile 5th-level Necromancy | Sorcerer, Warlock, Wizard

A sphere of dark necromantic energy erupts at a point you choose, draining life from every creature caught in the blast. If the initial wave reduces a creature to 0 hit points, or if at least three creatures fail their saving throws, the sphere detonates again, cascading into a smaller secondary blast of necrotic energy.

This idea was actually inspired by the Warlock spell of the same name from Hearthstone, although the cascade functions a bit differently here, as I didn't want it to keep chaining blasts until nothing is left on the battlefield. —

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I'm getting more into the mechanical side of dnd now that I've grown comfortable with the character creation part, and some of these spells are downright Wacky or just useless. I am never in 10000 years going to need the spell that codes my message for me. There's actually 0 chance the dm even remembers I'm sending this message in the first place while he's juggling 8 other plotlines in the background. Why is there a spell to marry 2 people that gives them an increased armor score??? WHY DOES NO ONE TALK ABOUT UNSEEN SERVANT??

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my friend and i shouldn’t be allowed to play bg3 together because i keep looting the bodies mid combat and he keeps casting grease in response to everything

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Pros vs. Cons of Galerian Magic (from my fic series)

Pros

Reaches Level 10 Spells and beyond - Unlike the Mystran Weave, the Galerian Weave does not impose a limit on the level of spellcasting. However, just because you can cast a Level 10 spell doesn't mean you should... And know that Gale is watching and judging you... he will not stop you but he will chide you playfully for your stupidity if things go belly up. Also, there seems to be some sort of arrangement between the God of Ambition and the Lady of Pain... Hence Ao's silence on the matter.

Enhanced Spell Progression for Partial Casters - If a person is of a class that provides partial access (eg: Paladin, Arcane Trickster etc) to spellcasting, the Galerian Weave provides faster magic progression to that class and to levels beyond what the other Weaves allow.

Antimagic Magic - The Galerian Weave is heavier than the Mystran and Shadow Weave, thus it smothers spells of the same level and type (eg: Magic Missile vs. Gale's Magnificent Missile or Fireball vs. Gale's Fiery Finish) and even allows Galerian casters to lockdown other Weave spellcasting completely (ala Power, Word, Sever) or create Dead Magic Zones in which only Galerian spells can be cast.

Ease of Access - Galerian Magic is nothing new but rather perfected versions of Mystran and Shadow Magic spells. Thus, spellcasters whom eschew Mystra or Shar's Weaves can quickly and easily adapt to using the Galerian Weave without having to waste precious time but there is a cost... you must become Crownsworn (Worship Gale directly or enter a Pact with him).

Pact of the Crown - No Ambition is too small for Gale's notice. Anyone who has no or meager magical prowess or simple ambition can negotiate a pact with Gale for access to the Galerian Weave, provided that they make a compelling argument or amuse Gale. If Gale accepts, that person will become a Warlock with a Pact of the Crown, with full access to Galerian Weave magic.

Exclusive Magic - Gale personally hand picks who will use his Weave. He is under no obligation to provide his magic to anyone and reserves the absolute right to provide or to withhold his favor at any time. That said, to be granted access to the Galerian Weave makes the user able to access magic that would make even the mightiest Mystran Archmage look like a Blackstaff Novice in comparison.

Cons

The Weight of the Crown - Any spellcaster who gains access to the Galerian Weave, no matter how, is subject to Gale's scrutiny and his fickle whims. He has absolute say on whether or not to allow usage of his Weave.

The Axioms of Ambition must be upheld - Like a Paladin Oath, you must uphold the Axioms of Ambition as follows:

Strive for your ambition,

Thrive in its completion,

Find solace in the Eclipse and start the cycle of Ambition anew.

Ambition never dies. It merely adapts and strives again and again...

The Eclipse - Anyone stupid enough to not uphold the 3rd Axiom (The Axiom of the Eclipse) and outright disrespect Gale's consort (Moonshadow, the God of the Eclipse) is immediately stripped of access to ALL Weaves, until Gale is satisfied that the fool learned their lesson.

Same goes for the Pact of the Crown - Breaking the Axioms of Ambition will not break the Pact but will strip the user of ALL Weaves until Gale is satisfied that the wrong as been righted sufficiently. Pact-holders can ask to annul the Pact and Gale will break it (but first giving ample opportunity to reconsider but will not enter a second Pact once broken).

Gale's Family - Lady Morena Dekarios and Tara Dekarios are under Gale's divine protection. (Waterdeep, while also protected by him, has a different set of parameters, so long as they are protected, he will not intervene) Stealing from them or attempting to harm them in any way, shape or form is an instant death sentence via Cloudburst, Gale's most dangerous divine tressym courtier. (For context, this immortal tressym, made in Tara's image, is Gale's eyes and ears in the Abyss and the Hells)