AD&D - Cantrips and Negative Levels..

EPISODE · Oct 25, 2024 · 12 MIN

AD&D - Cantrips and Negative Levels..

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Cantrips are basic spells learned by novice magic-users and illusionists during their training. The number of cantrips a magic-user can cast daily increases as they progress through levels. While cantrips are simple and of limited effect, they can be retained in place of higher-level spells. These spells require minimal components, have a short casting time, and are categorized based on their effects. Only two cantrips can be cast in a round, and their use does not interrupt other spellcasting. Highlights -✨ Cantrip Basics: Simple spells for novice magic-users. 📜 Daily Usage: Increases as users level up. 📈 Retention Option: Can retain cantrips instead of higher-level spells. 📚 Casting Requirements: Minimal verbal and somatic components. 🎤 Casting Limitations: Maximum of two cantrips per round. ⏳ Categories of Cantrips: Six main types, plus a special one for illusionists. 🧙‍♂️ Magical Aura: All cantrips radiate a faint magical aura. 🌌

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