Xanathar's Guide to Everything: Spells

[@MisterTutor2010]

Summon Devil aka the What Could Possibly Go Wrong spell :)

[@beargrills3508]

Aka the Don't Worry I Got This spell.

[@christreedee]

Dudes.... Solid advice.... Please keep making these comprehensive videos

[@Draail19]

Been watching ya'll for about a year now and just stumbled onto this one this morning cause I love ya'lls breakdown on things. Neat to see how far you've come! Great job as always Dudes!

[@Chigen_Atomic]

There's one for Warlocks where it makes it so whoever is hit with your eldritch blast gets pulled ten feet towards you. I immediately had the idea to multiclass my paladin so I could drag people towards me and keep smacking them around. 'Get over here!'

[@DungeonDudes]

The new warlock invocations are really fantastic. I could see a really cool Hexblade/ Vengeance Paladin multiclass character who serves the Raven Queen as an undead hunter, an icy enforcer of the inevitability of the grave. Really tight concept mechanically and conceptually. - Monty

[@jand.4737]

As eldritch knight/warlock multiclass you can make a weapon attack immediately after pulling someone into meelee range.

[@charlottewalnut3118]

Dungeon Dudes neat

[@charlottewalnut3118]

Dungeon Dudes I’d use the truck to blast opponents into traps or environmental damage

[@mal2ksc]

Healing Spirit went and solved a problem we'd been having, which is to fill the Healer role in a pairing consisting of a ranger/rogue and an Arcane Warrior (hybrid fighter/wizard class). Now a 5th level ranger is effective for mass healing, which makes extended cloak-and-dagger missions without the noisy cleric possible.

[@Matthias-pj6th]

One of the biggest details about all the new psychic / mindrape style spells that I like is how they remembered "Hey, aren't Bard's magic focused primarily on the mind?". Pretty much every single mindfuckery spell in Xanathar's is on the Bard spell list including but not limited to Synaptic Static, Mental Prison, and Psychic Scream.

[@jameslapierre1823]

you guys should do a deep dive into the find steed spells and mounted combat mechanics

[@DungeonDudes]

This is a great suggestion. Thanks!

[@doggerdogger93]

"Scanners action" that was awesome 🐲🐲

[@HundredYearsBoar]

Ooo giving these to the villains is a good idea

[@BlackShadow1991]

I am usually not a guy to play spellcasters, managing spells stresses me out, but what you describe sounds awesome :D Good video!

[@stumpywest1652]

What you think of the 1st level spell chaos bolt?

[@kdefensemartialarts8097]

Thank you for your videos.

[@LordZeebee]

i love that it lets my octopus breath fire

[@Ty-yy7zr]

Wish they could reprint the special edition covers for the various books.

[@lanefunai4714]

That's some awesome artwork

[@docnevyn5814]

No mention of shadow blade or dragon's breath?

[@benjaminfrost2780]

Old video but Shadow Blade is such an important addition to "gish" characters.

[@johnhall8046]

Hey, Dudes! I’m sure you know by now that WotC has issued errata for this book which scales back the •healing spirit• spell quite a bit?

[@robinsearles5771]

Steel wind strike 🎉🎉🎉

[@Thetruepianoman]

That's a real nice hat Monty

[@jasonlira2755]

No discussion of Dream of the Blue Veil?

[@DungeonDudes]

That was introduced in Tasha’s Cauldron Of Everything. We do discuss it in the video here where we look at the spells introduced in that book. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6W6h5SapLycl68

[@413benmc]

Has anyone run this "Infernal Calling" spell by Pat Robertson to see what he thinks?

[@Ty-yy7zr]

I like shadow blade

[@Sidneybeach875]

That inteo music, are you cool guys? Ymh

[@alextrollip7707]

Is it.. 1 roll 1 die. Or i roll i die

[@avradizir9186]

I believe it is: "I roll, I die, I roll again"... as in a parody of a Mad Max: Fury Road quote.

[@freyjaseren6915]

It's probably i roll 1 die I roll again or I roll I' die 1 roll again

[@PetriCour]

Hey it's pronounced "dons macawb" not dance muh caw bruh Just fyi

[@Wineblood]

What? Monty's pronunciation was just fine.

[@Eunostos]

@@Wineblood Because it's a word with a clear etymology and accepted pronunciation (for which Cour is correct) in US English. And UK English. And Canadian, and Australian. I CBF checking more sub-groups though. It just happens to be a word that we see more often in writing than spoken, and can't be sounded out~

[@eewweeppkk]

@@Wineblood It was fine as in we knew what he was talking about, but it wasn't fine in that the pronunciation was objectively incorrect.