Dungeons & Dragons has added three new spells of their newest journey guide. Wizards of the Coast has formally launched Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden, a brand new full-length marketing campaign set within the frosty locale of Icewind Dale. Like different journey books, Rime of the Frostmaiden comes with a ton of supplementary materials for DMs and gamers, together with three model new spells – frost fingers, create magen, and blade of catastrophe. All three spells are wizard spells and will be present in considered one of two magic books doubtlessly encountered through the journey.
Two of the spells – frost fingers and blade of catastrophe – are assault spells. Frost fingers is a 1st-level spell that acts as a chilly model of burning arms, because it offers out 1d8 chilly injury in a 15-foot cone. Blade of catastrophe is a robust Ninth-level spell that summons a blade-shaped planar rift. The spell acts equally to religious weapon – the caster can transfer the blade as much as 30 ft and use it to make two melee spell assaults. However, it’s a lot stronger than a religious weapon – it offers 4d12 of power injury on successful and offers a important hit on an 18 or increased. What’s extra – a important hit does triple injury, so a participant has a 15% likelihood to roll 12d12 of harm at any time when they make an assault.
Create magen is a extra difficult Seventh-level spell that’s used to make a magen, a magical, humanlike assemble that dates again to the earliest days of D&D. Magens are usually used as servants by highly effective wizards, and Rime of the Frostmaiden comes with three variant variations for gamers to decide on. Create magen is an costly spell – gamers might want to spend 1,500 gp on a reusable crystal rod, plus 500 gp in consumable supplies to solid the spell, and once they solid the spell, their hit level most reduces by the magen’s CR.
We’ll be getting much more new magic spells within the coming months due to the discharge of Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything, however these new spells ought to give D&D gamers a style of what is forward.
