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(Added brief explanation of cantrip scaling to the header, to make it clear they are not "upcast" in a similar way as levelled spells are. Used class template for the mention of Warlock. Separated Warlock and cantrip explanation in the header for readability.) |
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{{Class|Warlock}} spells are '''always''' upcast to their highest known spell level. | {{Class|Warlock}} spells are '''always''' upcast to their highest known spell level. | ||
[[Cantrip]]s are automatically upcast as a character levels up. Upon reaching Character Levels 5 and | [[Cantrip]]s are automatically upcast as a character levels up. Upon reaching Character Levels 5 and 10, an additional damage die is added (or in the case of {{SAI|Eldritch Blast}}, an additional beam is added). | ||
== List of spells that benefit from upcasting == | == List of spells that benefit from upcasting == | ||
Revision as of 23:25, 6 December 2023
Upcasting refers to when a spellcaster chooses to use a higher level spell slot to cast a lower level spell. Many spells gain additional damage dice, a larger area of effect, allow for more targets, or other effects when upcast, but some spells gain no additional benefit other than the fact they are treated as a higher level spell.
spells are always upcast to their highest known spell level.
Cantrips are automatically upcast as a character levels up. Upon reaching Character Levels 5 and 10, an additional damage die is added (or in the case of 
, an additional beam is added).
List of spells that benefit from upcasting
This is a list of all Spells that benefit from upcasting. It is automatically generated via Cargo.