Spells

Caster classes have access to a full spellbook system. Spells are drawn from official D&D rulebooks and range from level 1 through level 9. You learn spells over time, manage your spell points, and cast in or out of combat.

Caster Classes

Full casters (spell points = level × 2): Wizard, Sorcerer, Cleric, Druid, Bard, Warlock, Wild Mage, Stormsinger, Blightcaster, Favored Soul, Dark Apostate

Half casters (spell points = level × 1.5, rounded down): Paladin, Arcane Trickster, Dragon Disciple, Acolyte of the Skin, Dragon Lord

Ki casters (spell points = level × 1): Monk — uses ki abilities instead of traditional spells.

Reaction casters (spell points = level × 1.5, rounded down): Alchemist — uses DDO-style reaction vials instead of traditional spells.

Infusion casters (spell points = level × 1.5, rounded down): Artificer — uses infusions and engineered spell effects.

Non-caster classes cannot use spell commands.

Spell Points

Each caster has a pool of spell points that refills on !rest or !shrine. Casting a spell costs points equal to its spell level — a level 3 spell costs 3 points, a level 1 spell costs 1 point.

Spell Slots

You can hold up to 6 spells in your spellbook. One slot unlocks every 2 character levels, so your first slot opens at level 1 and your sixth at level 11.

Character Level	Spell Slots
1	1
2	1
3	2
4	2
5	3
6	3
7	4
8	4
9	5
10	5
11+	6

Minimum Level to Learn Spells

Spell Level	Minimum Character Level
1	1
2	3
3	5
4	7
5	9
6	11
7	13
8	15
9	17

Commands

!spells

View your current spellbook, spell points, and available slots.

!cast [spellname]

Cast a spell. Offensive spells (damage type) can only be cast during a fight. Healing, buff, and utility spells can be cast outside combat. The monster attacks back after every cast just as it would after !attack.

Partial spell names work — !cast fireball will find Fireball if you know it.

!learnspell

Browse spells available to your class that you have not yet learned, filtered to your current level.

!learnspell [spellname]

Learn a specific spell. You must have an open slot and meet the minimum character level for that spell's level.

!prayforspells / !prayforspells [spellname]

Divine casters only (Cleric, Paladin, Favored Soul, Dark Apostate). Same as !learnspell with divine flavor.

!scribescroll [spellname]

Learn a spell from a scroll in your inventory. The scroll is consumed, even if you already know the spell. A message will appear, "The scroll is still consumed."

You must be able to cast that spell class and meet the level requirement.

Armor & Spell Failure

Arcane casters wearing armor risk spell failure on every cast. Divine casters (Cleric, Paladin, Favored Soul, Dark Apostate) and Druid are immune to this penalty.

Armor Type	Failure Chance
No armor	0%
Light armor	10%
Medium armor	25%
Heavy armor	50%
Shield only	5%

Concentration

Some spells require concentration to maintain their effect. If you take damage while concentrating, there is a chance the spell breaks.

Damage Taken	Concentration Fail Chance
1–5	10%
6–10	25%
11–15	40%
16+	60%

Wild Magic Surge

Wild Mages have a 10% chance on every cast to trigger a Wild Magic Surge — a random effect drawn from the official 50-entry surge table. Results range from fireballs centered on yourself to unicorns appearing to heal you to having all your spell points restored. The surge fires after the spell cast, not instead of it.

Monk Ki Abilities

Monks use ki instead of traditional spells. Ki abilities are learned and cast using the same commands as spells. Notable ki abilities include:

Ability	Level	Effect
Flurry of Blows	1	Rapid strike combo — damage
Ki Strike	1	Pure ki energy strike — damage
Wholeness of Body	2	Inner ki healing — heal
Step of the Wind	2	Preternatural speed — +DEF buff
Stunning Strike	2	Precision ki strike — stun debuff
Elemental Strike	3	Elemental ki — damage
Touch of Death	3	Necrotic ki — high damage
Empty Body	4	Partial ethereal form — +DEF buff
Diamond Soul	5	Ki perfection — +ATK/DEF buff
Quivering Palm	5	Devastating vibration — high damage
Astral Self	6	Spectral ki arms — force damage

Alchemist Reaction Vials

Alchemists use DDO-style reaction vials instead of traditional spells. Vials are thrown or administered and produce immediate effects. Notable vials include:

Vial	Level	Effect
Corrosive Bolt	1	Acid damage
Fulmination	1	Thunder damage
Healing Elixir	1	Heal
Psychoactive Poison	2	Disorientation debuff
Glaciation	2	Cold damage
Transmutation Vial	2	+ATK buff
Virulent Poison	3	Poison damage
Alchemical Admixture	3	Mixed elemental damage
Reconstruction	3	Powerful heal
Implosion Vial	4	Force damage
Elixir of Fortitude	4	+DEF buff
Grand Corrosion	5	Massive acid damage
Sovereign Remedy	5	Powerful heal

Artificer Infusions & Spells

Artificers combine engineered infusions with half-caster spells. Notable spells include:

Spell	Level	Effect
Arcane Weapon	1	+DMG buff
Detect Magic	1	Utility
Cure Wounds	1	Heal
Faerie Fire	1	Advantage debuff
Heat Metal	2	Fire damage over turns
Web	2	Movement restriction debuff
Elemental Weapon	3	+DMG buff
Fireball	3	Fire damage
Arcane Eye	4	Tactical advantage utility
Freedom of Movement	4	+DEF buff
Wall of Fire	4	Fire damage
Animate Objects	5	Bludgeoning damage
Bigby's Hand	5	Force damage
Creation	5	Utility

Finding Scrolls

Scrolls can be found during !explore in treasure chests and rogue skill events. Rarity maps to spell level — common scrolls contain level 1–3 spells, uncommon scrolls 4–6, rare scrolls 7–9. Use !scribescroll to add the spell to your spellbook.

Permadeath

⛔ Spell points are lost on character death along with everything else. Your spellbook does not survive permadeath.

TIP

ℹ️ !cast works as a standalone command during a fight — you do not need to use !attack first. The monster will attack back after your cast just as it would on a normal attack turn.