Sometimes its as simple as abruptly turning an encounter on its head.
Or, you might cast a spell that solves an issue the partys been dealing with for some time.
For when just an attack isn’t enough.
After all, D&D isnt just about combat spells.
Sometimes, having a spell to creatively solve an issue at hand is more clutch than anything.
Here are some of the best spells for creative problem-solving.
That’s why we’ve updated this list with even more unconventional spell options in Dungeons & Dragons.
This means that not only is this spell great for roleplay, but also combat scenarios.
Need to do some reconnaissance in an underground sewer system?
Gaining the ability to breathe underwater with this spell can help.
The possibilities are endless.
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This is perfect for urban sprawl-style campaigns or palace intrigue.
In addition, you could choose if you want the sound to be mentally or physically audible.
Zuggtmoy, the Demon Queen of Fungi by Dawn Carlos
Plus, you might use the audible element to alert others to someones presence besides yourself.
you might also move the eye by using a bonus action.
This spell is the ultimate lower-level spying spell.
Zuggtmoy, the Demon Queen of Fungi by Dawn Carlos
Use it to gain information from adversaries.
If no one in the party has darkvision, this spell can also be helpful in that regard.
But these are the ones that stand out.
Reality Break Spell by Brian Valeza
Clone is the perfect solution to making sure your character comes back in one piece.
Commune with Nature grants you knowledge of the area within three miles of you.
Looking to plan escape routes from a potentially dangerous combat encounter?
Artisan Background by Luca Bancone
This spell will also do the trick.
Its easy to get creative and customize this spells abilities to your partys needs.
Of course, at its base level, this is great forprotecting party bastionsor keeps.
Sneak Attack by Evyn Fong
However, there are other ways to make use of this spell.
The spell allows you to choose from several types of creatures as well.
This includes Aberrations, Celestials, Fey, Fiends, and Undead.
A Draconic Warlock by Ignatius Budi
you might also see and hear through this double.
These backstory ideas could help make your D&D Druid journey a great one.
Consider sending your duplicate into the next room of the dungeon before yourself!
Tasha by Linda Lithen
And, at higher levels, you’re free to alter memories from years prior.
A Druid by Alexander Mokhov
The Sorcerer Delina by Wisnu Tan
A Wizard In His Study by Olga Drebas
Raise Dead by Polar Engine
