D&D 5e spell changes: Difference between revisions
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|{{SAI|Spiritual Weapon}}||-||The weapon is considered a creature and can be directly attacked. It has AC 10, 20 HP, and all ability scores 10; it has immunity to psychic and poison damage, and resistance to all other damage types except Force. Upcasting the spell adds 8 HP for every 2 extra slot levels, in addition to the damage increase. | |{{SAI|Spiritual Weapon}}||-||The weapon is considered a creature and can be directly attacked. It has AC 10, 20 HP, and all ability scores 10; it has immunity to psychic and poison damage, and resistance to all other damage types except Force. Upcasting the spell adds 8 HP for every 2 extra slot levels, in addition to the damage increase. | ||
The weapon behaves like a summoned creature, with its own turn in the initiative order, rather than requiring the caster to use a bonus action to activate it. Unlike in 5e, it is not possible for the same caster to summon more than one at a time. | The weapon behaves like a summoned creature, with its own turn in the initiative order, rather than requiring the caster to use a bonus action to activate it. Unlike in 5e, it is not possible for the same caster to summon more than one at a time. | ||
A limited set of weapon types are available: greataxe, greatsword, halberd, maul, spear, and trident. The weapon can use the [[Weapon actions]] associated with the selected weapon type. However, the save DC for these is fairly low (fixed at 12) and does not scale with the spell slot level or any of the caster's stats. | A limited set of weapon types are available: greataxe, greatsword, halberd, maul, spear, and trident. The weapon can use the [[Weapon actions]] associated with the selected weapon type. However, the save DC for these is fairly low (fixed at 12) and does not scale with the spell slot level or any of the caster's stats. | ||
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