D&D's Upcoming Spell Mechanic May Be Its Most OP Change Yet
The roadmap for 2025 in was just expanded on by Wizards of the Coast, and with it came the exciting announcement that something new was coming. When players saw what it was, they got excited about the possibilities of OP changes to the game. It’s an exciting update and one that hasn’t been seen in the game officially for quite some time.
The new books coming for in 2025 are something to be fairly excited about. There are a lot of them, and many of them are freshening the game with new things that are not just updates to previously existing classes. There are a lot of new things coming down the pipeline, and time will tell just how valuable and powerful they will end up being. One of them in particular could make players more OP than the DM might want.
Circle Casting is a new mechanic coming in the, which was revealed during the Roadmap Press Release. From what is known so far,Circle Casting is a way for spellcasters to use a ritual to amplify some spells and potentially give regular spells different effects. Unfortunately, we don’t know the specifics just yet.
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One of the designers for the game, Jeremy Crawford,said that this mechanic would not break the game, but that doesn’t mean that players won’t find a way to abuse it. From what Crawford said, the mechanic will involve ways to make spells have more permanent effects, be empowered, or have specific rules for changing that spell.
While players do not yet know specifics, the idea of this is quite tasty. Being able to use a ritual to make a short-term spell last for a long amount of time is alone quite intriguing.It is a fresh mechanic that players will have to familiarize themselves with when the is published, but for now, there are a few things they can look to to get an idea of what it is.
Circle Casting can be traced at least back as far as 2001, when it appeared in the . This book
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