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'''Spell level''' is a number between 0 and 9 that defines the [[spell]]'s relative power. Level 0 spells are also called [[cantrip]]s, and [[epic spell]]s are sometimes called level 10 spells. |
'''Spell level''' is a number between 0 and 9 that defines the [[spell]]'s relative power. Level 0 spells are also called [[cantrip]]s, and [[epic spell]]s are sometimes called level 10 spells. |
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| − | The most direct consequence of spell level is its effect on the [[difficulty class|DC]] of [[saving throw]]s; spell level is one of the addends in the formula. |
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| − | In addition, it is possible to have immunity to spells below a certain level (c.f. ''[[globe of invulnerability]]''). |
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| − | In spell descriptions, the level is preceded by an abbreviation for the class whose members can cast the spell. The level entry also indicates whether a spell is a [[domain]] spell and, if so, what its domain and its level as a domain spell are. |
+ | In spell descriptions, the level is preceded by an abbreviation for the class whose members can cast the spell. The level entry also indicates whether a spell is a [[domain]] spell and, if so, what its domain and its level as a domain spell are. A spell's level affects the [[DC]] for any [[saving throw|save]] allowed against the effect and for determining spell immunity, if the target have immunity to all spells up to certain spell level. |
[[category:magical concepts]] |
[[category:magical concepts]] |
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