Just like some enemies have immunity or resistance to poison have an enemy anchored if you, the DM, don't want that monster to go. It's really easy to design something around. In some cases it's just a variant dismissal / disintegration where you get rid of a monster but lose out on the opportunity to loot. On plane shift it seems like a good spell. Which is fair enough, but it isn't a very constructive when we're talking encounter design or lore implications. I appreciate good conversations too, but I honestly have to admit I don't see what your argument is beyond "I want to play an overpowered mage". Oh and because I'm not sure how I'm coming across online just wanted to add that I appreciate the intelligent, articulate replies and this conversation has been good fun. Spells for Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) Fifth Edition (5e) - D&D Beyond () I've reduced the list to the spells in question here. You need magical teleportation to try to escape, which is when the saving throw comes into play.Īre all spells that broken? No, but seriously, take a look at the basic rules spells for 7-9th level and explain to me how one is supposed to design encounters around this without removing (or otherwise completely negating) certain spells that 1) doesn't completely invalidate non-casters, and 2) is actually capable of challenging the party.
It prevents magic from passing through as well as physical objects. 1 hour duration, no concentration, can't be dispelled and there is no save to avoid getting trapped. The way Solasta (and 5e in general in my experience) is built, spells like Forcecage can be utterly broken. I'm all for high magic worlds, but they really do have to make some sense and when designing a game you very much have to consider the mechanical implications even if you don't care about the lore ones. Same goes for stuff like Forcecage, where characters/enemies without a decent Charisma save and magical means of teleporting are just screwed. I find them to be unhealthy for encounter and world design. I don't find spells like Plane Shift "interesting". Ging swords isn't interesting, gimme world changing magic.
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