CANTRIP #21: Magic Stone (5E)

[@ChancesSpellbook]

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[@turtlesniper030]

I once killed an earth elemental with magic stone then proceeded to dig through its corpse for more pebbles I could use as ammo later

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Haha a magic stone, killed by magic stones, and turned into magic stones, to kill other magic stones hahahaha!!!

[@1979ce]

Cast Tiny Servant at 4th level. Every round for 8 hours your servants can throw 3d6+15 magic damage at 60ft and it only costs you your bonus action. Your action, movement and concentration are still available.

[@chielderoode8811]

I asked one of the guards in a town if we could also throw stuff at the criminals in pillories as we where new to the town, and the town did not allow any mischief. the guard said yes, so I threw a magic pebble (in our game the pebble still looks like a pebble). proceed to crit on AC roll. uh oh... roll for damage 12+2... UH OH... "You throw a pebble, the guard you asked if you could Is quite focussed on you. as your pebble flies through the air it picks up more and more speed in the small amount of space between you and the pillory. It starts to burn and glow as if it's a small meteorite. A Massive bang can be heard through the town. as the dust settles, the already badly wounded criminal and pillory are nowhere to be seen, except for a thin red smear on the wall behind him. the guard grabs you, the others rush in, put a bag over your head, and take you away to the mayor's house."

[@ChancesSpellbook]

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[@ryangoldstrich7334]

So, you have your choice of offensive cantrip. You have Eldritch Blast, a bolt of pure arcane destruction. Frostbite, an incantation of icy energy that envelops the enemy in cold rot. And then you have Magic Stone, where you fucking overhead chuck a rock at a monster so hard that their head explodes.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

I mean... I sure know what I would pick... haha!

[@beez1717]

I like this spell because it allows you to get a usable ranged weapon almost anywhere that you can share with others easily. I can see a druid making a lot of ammo for a second character that can fire more stones in a turn than you can. It's also useful because you can get 3 attacks from one spell and end up with two turns where you get both a magic attack and a bonus action.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

I honestly feel like it's one of the most underrated spells in the game!

[@박동민-e6s]

Something i did with this spell was 1. Have very sticky pebbles(coat it in glue perhaps) at the ready 2. Cast it on 3 of the pebbles. 3. W8 for the glue to mold. 4. Throw one pebble which now has two more glued together. Needless to say the dm chuckled a few times and banned this interaction.

[@danielmacfarline3818]

I actually used this spell as the DM. I had the party cross a 120 ft rickety bridge with two outcroppings high up on either side. I then had two Kobold Scale Sorcerers cast it on their bonus action while they took their action casting spells at the party and on the regular Kobolds turns they would hurl the stones at the players crossing the bridge. It made for a very fun use of the spell and a fun encounter for the players who were getting pelted with 6 stones a turn plus Firebolts from the Scale Sorcerers. I also just realized, and this would need to be okayed by the DM due to magic stone specifically saying it can either be thrown or used in a sling but, you could take your Bonus Action and cast Magic Stone and then as your Action use the 1st Level spell Catapult to throw the pebble. The combo attack would do 1d6 + your spellcasting modifier + 3d8 bludgeoning damage. As a first level character assuming your spellcasting modifier is a +3 that is average 20 points of damage. That is pretty good damage for a first level spell, as long as it hits.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

GREAT USE! and a funny story as well! This has got to be one of my top 5 favorite Cantrips, and your combo it also pretty good too! I've always been a fan of putting the magic stones in a jar, and using Catapult to launch the jar haha! 3(1d6+SpellMod)+3d8

[@targetdreamer257]

How about Magic Stone plus Tiny Servant (3rd) spell? Basically you animate a tiny object that lasts for 8 hours non-concentration so you use one and your little buddy uses one. The cool thing is you gain TWO EXTRA little buddies per spell level, now you can launch all three using the Tiny Servants. that leaves you open to cast spells and since Magic Stone is a bonus action it still works.

[@zwordsman]

One big note is, that due to the wording. anything holding iit can make said spell attack roll. Thus. the magic stone is giving the ability to attack with it. So. Stuff like Homunculus, Familiars, NPCs you're protecting can all use it. Meaning for a bonus action, your familiay can fire magic stones from your shoulder. Or if it has enough hands, it could take them and fly off with them. etc.

[@tlshearer8273]

I'm wondering about using magic stone with something like catapult

[@ChancesSpellbook]

That would 100% work! Technically you could put our magic stones in a glass jar, and launch that jar using catapult haha!

[@xadielplasencia3674]

Came to this video just to look for a comment like this, you would have to be an artigicer tho

[@pharaun159]

Give them to tiny servants

[@TiasVsEverything]

The idea that you then need to use 3 attack actions to fire those 3 stones really feels like it really undercuts the “only costs a bonus action”.

[@anasexualdragonwithinterne2912]

you could have a familiar throw them

[@dindin9487]

It technically doesn't specify that you can't throw all three at once, it says in the handbook "You or someone can make a ranged spell attack with one of the pepples by throwing it or hurling it with a sling". It doesn't say only one pebble can be thrown, it says, one of the pebbles, that could by a far stretch be interpreted as the option of more than one. If they truly intended on it being a 3 turn use they should have been more specific in my opinion

[@TiasVsEverything]

@@dindin9487 I mean, “the rules don’t say I can’t” is an exceptionally week argument when the rules are already saying “as an action you can throw one”… this feels right up there with “the rules don’t say my Sorcerer *can’t* stab him with my dagger 8 times.”

[@dindin9487]

@@TiasVsEverything true, but if the DM doesn't want lv1 players to die yet, and it is offered as an option to survive 👍

[@Dave004]

Pact of the Chain Warlock. Cast Darkness in a corner, chill in that corner with your Imp (Make sure you have Invocations Investment of Chain Master and Devil's Sight). Cast Magic Stone, and Warlock shoots Eldritch Blast from darkness with advantage and Imp throws Magic Stones from darkness with advantage.

[@dragonhearthx8369]

Update: the spell is in xanathar's guide to everything. The spell is also on the artificeer's spell list Side note: the artillerist d8 damage increase should apply to all stones. Furthermore it should also work with extra attack.

[@KaitouKaiju]

I don't think so, since it's a ranged spell attack not an attack action

[@dragonhearthx8369]

@@KaitouKaiju it is a spell attack, true. But you're not casting a spell. So you would default to taking the attack action.

[@josephmaloney]

I made a scout rogue/ nature cleric, and my favorite spell was magic stone to get a magical range attack and have the sneak attack on top of it. Great combination.

[@lexmtaylor]

It’s very hard to make good use of after Level 5 where characters get Extra Attacks or other Cantrips scale. So the best ways are 1. bypassing resistances because it makes the damage magical, 2. Getting three minions to throw them for you each round, 3. Give it to or be a Rogue with decent Sneak Attack and a Sling (again to bypass resistance or immunity). Everything else tends to fall behind in damage quickly and feel like a waste.

[@revelthemad]

Rouges with sneak attack love them, and so do NPC's. You can make a kid look like a hero with this

[@thehiddenninja3428]

I've thought of an excellent alternative use for this. DM's approval required Depending on how big your DM allows a "pebble" (I view it as them being able to fit in 1 hand together), then you could keep a stone in your hand, use a bonus action to make it magical, and then use your action to make a melee spell attack with it, dealing 1d6 + cha magical bludgeoning damage as a melee attack, which is mildly better than a dagger that does 1d4 + stat non-magical piercing I say it's balanced because you can't then use your bonus action to attack with a 2nd light weapon in your other hand, unless you made the stone magical on a previous turn.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Haha This reminds be of the school fight in Deadpool 2!

[@pinpanar9]

magic pebbles+caltrops=fun

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Haha i like it!

[@thehiddenninja3428]

Since throwing an ordinary stone has 20/60 range and deals 1d4 damage (as an improvised weapon) And throwing a magical stone has 60 range, deals 1d6 damage + my spellcasting ability modifier (SAM) it makes me believe that imbuing it: makes it max range, adds SAM, and increases the damage die by 1. So firing an arrow tipped with a magic stone would be like firing an ordinary arrow, but with max range, increase the damage die by 1, and with my SAM in damage, with all damage being magical piercing. So if your dm does allow you to catapult a magic stone (if a 1lb stone still counts as a pebble), it would deal 3d10 + SAM magical bludgeoning damage. And it would hit if your ranged spell attack beats its AC. And if it dodges, the stone continues as if it were always normal. But what I need to know: how does this interact with spell-slinger? I think throwing it gives it 120 feet range (since I use a ranged spell attack to throw it), but firing an arrow wouldn't change.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

WOW! I gotta say this is one heck of a well thought out comment. I would probably have it work that way in one of my games!

[@0Fyrebrand0]

I love this spell. I have a pyrophobic druid who will not cast fire spells of any kind, so Magic Stone makes for a superior alternative to Produce Flame, especially with my wisdom modifier guaranteeing a worthwhile result even if I roll poorly on damage. Granted, Magic Stone does not scale with level, but the campaign I'm in doesn't go very high so it's all gravy! XD

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Hahah That's AWESOME!!! What a cool idea!

[@HI-kb2cg]

if u could add the damage from the sling it would make the sling actually a good weapon.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Haha That's why most DM's allow it! I really appreciate you taking the time to comment! Feel free to use the Discount Code 'COMMENT', and get a free One Shot at chancesguild.com/collections/job-board!

[@dongeonmaster8547]

I'd allow it.

[@Isredel]

Since the spell specifies, "pebbles" does that imply you can fit all three of them in one hand, and chuck all three of them at in enemy in one attack action?

[@ChancesSpellbook]

The Magic Stone Shotgun Technique... I'd run it past your DM haha

[@0Fyrebrand0]

No, the spell specifically says you can only throw one of the stones at a time.

[@Janshevik]

yes, if you are like level 11 fighter or something

[@xadielplasencia3674]

@@0Fyrebrand0 It doesnt

[@0Fyrebrand0]

@@xadielplasencia3674 I'm reading it right now, and it says quite plainly "You or someone else can make a ranged spell attack with *one* of the pebbles by throwing it or hurling it with a sling."

[@dongeonmaster8547]

I never tried it but if you pre-made some bolas using pebbles (small stones if allowed, pebbles may be too small), then you might be able to get the bludgeoning damage and entangle the target at the same time. A lot of DM discretion needed for this one as you would also be throwing all three stones at once but it's an intriguing idea.

[@LithiumPoisioning]

Who says you can’t put the stones on a string and make clankers *scared pillar men sounds*

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Good point, depending on the DM you can really take advantage of combining the stones with other objects.

[@TDSFounder]

@@ChancesSpellbook Like a Bola that could entangle and hurt the enemy?

[@cedric13sai]

@@TDSFounder JoJo reference

[@TDSFounder]

@@cedric13sai Huh?

[@Janshevik]

This cantrip is cool, because I can make a fantasy guns with these as ammunition, just a tube where I drop one of those stones and then I propel them out of it via magical means. Not exactly a sling, but mechanically not a different thing.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Hmm very interesting idea!

[@cosmomind7469]

Big what if question: If I use this cantrip then melt the stones ( like a lot of stones ) in a forge, would the materials I forged with be imbued with magic. If this worked would the rarity of item increase? What do you calculate the damage with? Int or str? What’s the type of damage would a sword have? Physical or magic?

[@sergeh7465]

In my current campaign I play as a human druid who was a powerful underground thumb wrestler, so instead of a sling my DM gave me the liberty to use his thumbs to flick magic stones lmao.

[@ZaWyvern]

I think with the new Ranger druidic warrior fighting style this and shillelagh are solid picks. It allows boosted ranged and melee to keep yourself generalized and you don't need a feat like with hand crossbow to keep up the fire when you get extra attack.

[@crunkers_]

This spell caused a huge debate in my group about whether you add the sling's 1d4 to the damage.

[@gunhead7159]

I’d say yes, as the ammunition would be 1d4 + dex, but since it has magic properties it would also gain the 1d6 + spell mod. Cause the argument of the extra magic damage would be like using a sling to fling a vial of acid damage and asking if you would gain the extra damage from the acid or just the bottle smashing on their head.

[@BackAlleyScamChats]

The sling dage is the ammunition not the sling. Magical ammunition grants you 1d6 magic and bludgeoning, You do not get additional bludgeoning of d4

[@zwordsman]

Artificer too I think now. Though new class nno clue if it had it when this video was made. bit of a shame it has no scale.. but it was from some free suppliment years ago right?

[@ChancesSpellbook]

You are correct! I had to retroactively add it to the Artificer Playlist! It scales a little because of the spell casting modifier, I feel like if it scaled with damage die it would be waayy too good haha!

[@zwordsman]

@@ChancesSpellbook Feel like it could probably scale safely 1d6 per 5 levels. but it could get out of hand fassst

[@ChancesSpellbook]

@@zwordsman Yeah, it would probably be worth play testing to find out!

[@gunhead7159]

I’d say no because I feel like it’s more meant to be utility rather than sole reliance for range. It’s more so that melee based characters have a ranged option. Cause if a fighter was given these stones to throw then that can be up to 12d6+15 in one action, with other attacks still able to go.

[@imhungryletseat2303]

Imagine Sleight-of-Handing one of these stones into a pocket and chucking another magic stone at it

[@AnoNYmous-bz2ef]

The DM on our table allowed it to be used on coins. The rest is history...

[@bigbabycraig3850]

Hi there! With the new Tasha’s Crusher Feat, would combining Crusher with Magic Stone be a more effective bonus action “force push” than the Telekinetic push as it would a) deal damage and b) doesn’t require a Strength save? Thanks for all the great content!

[@ethanarmstrong8841]

Do you reckon I could get my flock of familiars to throw a stone each? Or would I need to sacrifice a turn for each if them to throw one

[@brayamsantamaria5820]

Hi! If I have my rocks previously imbued with the magic of this spell, in my next turn can I take one pebble in my right hand and use my action to throw it, and then take another one with my left hand and use my bonus action to throw it :v ???

[@drupins9511]

If shooting out of a sling, casting catapult to launch it or using the example you used of stone-tipped arrows, would you do both the damage of the stone and the sling/spell/bow or just the higher one?

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Logically, I want to say it would be both! However I'm pretty sure by RAW it should be the larger of the two... Regardless I'd ask your DM what they think!

[@drupins9511]

@@ChancesSpellbook that was a shockingly fast response. Thank you for that

[@azarashi9967]

i "slipped" in a bar fight and did a sleight of hand check to throw a magic stone to kill someone across the room. 9 damage at lvl1, dead and no one noticed my throw. my verbal and somatic were: "oh fuck" and falling on the floor

[@computerpidgeon941]

If a giant caster this what would be considered a pebble

[@MnJiman]

The spell says "Three Pebbles" NOT stones. I would consider the size of an arrow head too big. You could argue however that one may put the pebbles at the tip of an arrow... in that case however there would be a large drop in your attack roll as well as distance.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

I agree that it would be far from optimal, it would be a creative way to inflict magical damage however! :)

[@ronaldgargoyle3407]

Most pebbles are the size of arrowheads if not a little bigger. The argument against stone tips however is more along the lines of it being a shaped/worked piece rather than the raw material.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

@@ronaldgargoyle3407 I feel like this is almost 100% a DM call. I've spoken with a couple DM's regarding it, and most allow it with a penalty: either through a reduction in range, or imposed disadvantage.

[@Tymbee]

The head of the arrow doesn't actually effect the flight. As long as it has fletching, even an arrow without a head flies fine. The head is just there so that it actually punctures and damages what you're hitting because of the additional weight, shape, and hardness of the head. They even make wooden headless arrows. As the damage is applied magically, it doesn't really matter how hard it hits, or how much it weighs, or whether it's shaped to a point. Plus, a miniscule pebble lodged on the tip of a wooden arrow won't effect the flight path, this is almost solely determined by the fletching of the arrow. From a purely physics based argument, there's no reason you can't do this. If you'd like to make rule against it as a GM, realize that arrows are much harder to come by, and have higher barriers to use. The benefits for having arrows, is that you get more range, not more damage, as this is solely determined by the spell. The downsides are that you require martial weapon training and access to a bow, which means that not all allies will be able to use them at will. The ammo is significantly more difficult to collect and manage, as pebbles are essentially free, while arrows have a gold cost. Not to mention the downtime it would take to add the pebbles to the individual arrows.

[@gunhead7159]

Here’s an argument: sharpen some pebbles to be like pointed arrowheads, then have a custom arrowhead where the pebble is crowned onto the end of the arrow.

[@alexgorman13]

Could you use this spell and toss all 3 pebbles at once at 1 target?

[@maartensmetsers]

Spell is a bonus action but throwing the stone is still an action right?

[@CommanderS579]

So I just recently started with the goal of making a warlock that doesn't spam Eldrich Blast. So I added this spell in. It goes like this. Turn 1: Bonus action cast cantrip throw one pebble for 1d6+mod damage. Turn 2: Throw one as your attack action and the other as your bonus action with two weapon fighting. Two weapon fighting allows anyone to use their offhand to attack using a light weapon or throw it with the thrown property. Since Technically these are tiny pebbles they would be light and thrown. So you can in theory do 2d6+(mod*2) On turn 2. or If you do a hexblade and use a Short sword you could attack and throw each turn. The DM ruling though normally the offhand attack don't use the mod for damage. but its a spell attack so it does use the mod as part of the spell. its that line of having your cake and eat it too. Are you saying it is a ranged attack with your offhand using a light weapon with the thrown property thus you get to throw it as your Bonus action. OR its a spell attack and you get to keep your mod damage.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Genius!!!! Absolutely genius!

[@CommanderS579]

So edit on this. After talking to a friend of mine he argued that items “lobbed” to attack are normally an action. For example vials of acid or holy water or grenades are actions to throw. Since a pebble is not a weapon with a proficiency I would say it falls under the lobbed item category and not a light or thrown weapon thus unless you got a feat that gave you proficiency with improvised weapons. You cannot use the spell in tandem with two weapon fighting.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

@@CommanderS579 I guess that makes sense, honestly it seems like it'll depend on who's DMing. I'd probably allow it, it doesn't seem particularly game breaking. Still, it's a great idea in my opinion!!!

[@CommanderS579]

Chances' Spellbook I see the intent as a ranged form of the shillelagh cantrip which makes sense since both are a druid themed cantrips. That logic in mind not sure why warlock use it since they have eldritch blast as a ranged cantrip.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

@@CommanderS579 I think it's a handy spell for multiple reasons. Namely the ability to be able to give the pebbles to other party members. Honestly I don't find it really competes with eldritch blast in terms of power, but I do see some advantage to it.

[@jeellogic-profile]

Carpet bombing with a druid arakocra

[@jeellogic-profile]

Essentially fly 100 ft up after using the bonus action for 3-5 rounds. And fly over the entire line dropping them from a range of more than 60ft.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

@@jeellogic-profile literally rain death from above!!

[@jeellogic-profile]

@@ChancesSpellbook that is what my DM said.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

@@jeellogic-profile They seem like a great DM haha

[@jackbrunato8960]

Im still confused so i can grab three pebbles but i can only throw one at a time

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Haha you just touched on the idea of the magic stone shotgun! It'll depend on your DM. Personally I allow my players to throw all at once, with a 20ft range and disadvantage on all atk rolls.

[@jackbrunato8960]

@@ChancesSpellbook would that do more damage than eldritch blast

[@ChancesSpellbook]

@@jackbrunato8960 At lower levels yes, but as soon as you get past level 5 I'd have to give the advantage to Eldritch blast!

[@BackAlleyScamChats]

@Chance's D&D Spellbook what if you pre-made small pouches and stuffed three pebbles into them or wrapped them in a leaf or in paper like a cherry bomb?

[@cantharelluscibarius2244]

THIS ONE THROW GOOD!

[@michal888ful]

Where I can find this cantrip? I mean in which book?:)

[@madmachanicest9955]

Make a wand of mage stone and have some casters each use it on different stones. 21 stone with 7 charges or 231 damage you can arm town militia with. Really as magic stone is a cantrip your only limited by the number of casters you have.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Very interesting!

[@The_dreadful_dead]

Attach them to a stick then use magic stone then instant arguments between players and DM's

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Haha almost guaranteed!

[@mikesands4681]

Win a game of marbles with a stone giant

[@markdurham5062]

If you use a pebble as a sling bullet do you use your dex mod. As well ?

[@isaackarr6576]

Pets that can throw stones and polymorph creatures of the same. Handing it off to another mage to use with catapult.

[@StevensonMD]

I see this like Gambit from X-Men. Imbue items to explode, great being used on playing cards. Ditch the use of a sling and limit it to its 60 feet.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Haha I agree! If you like this be sure to check out Catapult!

[@samdiamonds101]

Can you imbue the stone with magic and also throw it (both events as bonus action) or is only the first part a bonus action (and you have to throw the stone as a normal action)? Thanks

[@saintsolatus]

Slings are so under used, I wish they had more time in the spotlight

[@JaelinBezel]

A halfling once used the sling to kill a Goliath in one-shot and then he became a king until he was betrayed by this one asshole named Gideon.

[@The482075]

It would work as part of an Earth themed Caster.

[@professionalsleeper6281]

Polearm master: 1d4 + mod melee attack for bonus action Players: POG Magic stone: 1d6 +mod magical ranged attack for bonus action for 3 different people Players: _I do not see it_

[@bomba3626]

can't you just take all 3 pebbles, insert them into a litlle bag and shoot the bag with the a sling into someone face as a special ammunition? form what i understand the only limitation is that you have to trow them but there is not much of a specification of how many at once you can and you still have to prepare the bags (i know, it's not a gigantic ordeal but it's not something you can do in battle without wasting time). It would be fun instead of spamming ultra boring eldrich blast over and over.

[@IkaikaArnado]

The spells specify states that it is initiated as a spell attack using one of the pebbles.

[@Greginda11]

Shape water Cantrip on 5lbs of water with 3 stones on the surface. (make several of these) Bonus action magic stone + Catapult Artificer (int), Druid(wis), Warlock (cha) all know Magic stone Wizard/Artificer (int), Sorceror (cha) know Catapult 3d8 + 3d6 + Mod*3 VERY DM DEPENDENT. if warlock/Sorcerer might as well add hex

[@randomfeller]

Now…it says you can throw 1 pebble at a time, but if you put all three in a vial, then catapult the vial, you’re not throwing 3 pebbles at once…you’re just catapulting the vial that happened to have 3 pebbles in it. Or at least that’s how I’m going to approach it and see if it passes the sniff test…lol It’d be 1d6 better than catapulting a vial of acid…and much cheaper!!

[@salamander_playzz737]

What if you use catapult spell on the magic stone It would be the 1d6 + spell modifier and have the 3d8 bludgeoning from catapult. Would that work I've never played dnd

[@ryansadler2504]

Magic Kidney stones😂

[@trajan1026]

I used it to make the green goblin

[@ChancesSpellbook]

That sounds AWESOME!

[@madmachanicest9955]

But all 3 stones in to a vail drop and fire the vail with the first level spell Catapult with a max casting mod the 57 damage at level 1 your welcome.

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Haha the Magic Stone Shotgun

[@123456789yeti]

it sets damage not adds it

[@gonnerkat8753]

Molotov rocktail.

[@zwordsman]

Stupid artificier thought. Spend 3 rounds magic stone producing. then use the lv 5 animate spell. Have them throw the stones for you for 10x 1d6+Mod. Much tasier than the normal animated object storm of 1d4+1. and visually its very neat. Good opening moment if you can sneak into posistion and set it up. Then after that first round-they throw sontes. the rounds after normal flood of object attack

[@ChancesSpellbook]

Haha I love where your heads at buddy! The only real problem would be that when the spell is cast again, the original stones lose their magical properties!

[@mikesands4681]

Make a blackjack and sock it to them literally

[@shinrrin7690]

Make an infinity gauntlet for three pebble, cast magic stone as bonus action, and attack as an action.

[@leondrong3916]

imagine having a party of 5 people with all having this cantrip all put their pebbles into the warlock goliaths hand and he just straight up smashes them into the enemy (or throws them in point-blank distance into their faces) for a whooping 15d6 + spell modifiers of damage

[@mrzoonix6368]

This spell is garbage. You have to use your bonus action AND your action to make an attack for a measly 1d6 dmg. Any other dmg dealing cantrip is better.