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Does the Darkness spell dispel the Color Spray and Flaming Sphere spells?
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The last sentence of the Darkness spell has the following text:
If any of this spell’s area overlaps with an area of light created by a spell of 2nd level or lower, the spell that created the light is dispelled.
The Color Spray spell creates "flashing, colored light", and Flaming Sphere sheds bright and dim light.
Are both of these spells dispelled if they overlap with the Darkness spell?
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The last sentence of the Darkness spell has the following text:
If any of this spell’s area overlaps with an area of light created by a spell of 2nd level or lower, the spell that created the light is dispelled.
The Color Spray spell creates "flashing, colored light", and Flaming Sphere sheds bright and dim light.
Are both of these spells dispelled if they overlap with the Darkness spell?
dnd-5e spells vision-and-light
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Related: What is considered magical light for the purposes of the Darkness spell?, Does the Light cantrip cancel out the 2nd level Darkness spell?, Does light from a flame from a magic weapon dispel Darkness?
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The last sentence of the Darkness spell has the following text:
If any of this spell’s area overlaps with an area of light created by a spell of 2nd level or lower, the spell that created the light is dispelled.
The Color Spray spell creates "flashing, colored light", and Flaming Sphere sheds bright and dim light.
Are both of these spells dispelled if they overlap with the Darkness spell?
dnd-5e spells vision-and-light
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The last sentence of the Darkness spell has the following text:
If any of this spell’s area overlaps with an area of light created by a spell of 2nd level or lower, the spell that created the light is dispelled.
The Color Spray spell creates "flashing, colored light", and Flaming Sphere sheds bright and dim light.
Are both of these spells dispelled if they overlap with the Darkness spell?
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Related: What is considered magical light for the purposes of the Darkness spell?, Does the Light cantrip cancel out the 2nd level Darkness spell?, Does light from a flame from a magic weapon dispel Darkness?
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Related: What is considered magical light for the purposes of the Darkness spell?, Does the Light cantrip cancel out the 2nd level Darkness spell?, Does light from a flame from a magic weapon dispel Darkness?
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Related: What is considered magical light for the purposes of the Darkness spell?, Does the Light cantrip cancel out the 2nd level Darkness spell?, Does light from a flame from a magic weapon dispel Darkness?
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The wording on Darkness reads:
If any of this spell's area overlaps with an area of light created by a spell of 2nd level or lower, the spell that created the light is dispelled
Therefore, if darkness overlaps with the light created by either of these spells, then it will dispel that spell. Do keep note of the wording of Darkness though, as it dispels any spell creating light in the area of darkness, this means that if a flaming sphere is 15 ft. away from the edge of the darkness spell, then it will be dispelled, as the light it creates is in a 20 ft. radius away from it.
This seems to be similar for Color Spray. As you mentioned, Color Spray creates
A dazzling array of flashing, colored light
This seems to imply that as long as darkness overlaps the 15 ft. cone that Color Spray creates, it should dispel Color Spray, and therefore end the blinded condition early if Darkness is cast after Color Spray, or prevent it from occurring if darkness is cast before Color Spray, however this is up to the DM's discretion, as it is not really clear what RAW rules here.
Hope this helps!
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To fully answer the question, you should include color spray as well.
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– NautArch
7 hours ago
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Jeremy Crawford seems to agree: sageadvice.eu/2014/11/04/no-light-in-the-darkness and twitter.com/jeremyecrawford/status/949114071571341314.
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– Nick Brown
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I agree with NautArch. This is a good answer so far, but Color Spray is a harder example to answer than Flaming Sphere, since Color Spray is described as creating light, but it's debatable whether what it creates is "an area of light".
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– Gandalfmeansme
7 hours ago
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@NickBrown good clarification that Darkness dispels spells that "explicitly" create light.
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– Pink Sweetener
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Yes; all of the following can be dispelled by the Darkness spell
To add on to Smart_TJ's answer, here is a list of every 2nd-level or lower spell that explicitly mentions creating light (per Jeremy Crawford's tweet, provided by Nick Brown in a comment) in the PHB:
Branding Smite- Color Spray
Dancing Lights
Faerie Fire
Flame Blade
Flaming Sphere
Guiding Bolt
Light
Moonbeam
Produce Flame- Ray of Frost
It would seem all of these spells can be dispelled if cast in the vicinity of a Darkness spell.
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What does it mean for e.g. Ray of Frost to be dispelled, given that the duration is instantaneous? What about Guiding Bolt, which has a duration of 1 round but deals its damage on the initial hit? Is the initial damage prevented, or only the lingering glow?
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– Ryan Thompson
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It's worth noting that Jeremy Crawford's tweet you referenced states "I would allow the darkness spell to dispel any spell of 2nd level or lower that explicitly produces light." This indicates what he would do as a DM, not necessarily how the rule is intended to be interpreted by everyone.
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The wording on Darkness reads:
If any of this spell's area overlaps with an area of light created by a spell of 2nd level or lower, the spell that created the light is dispelled
Therefore, if darkness overlaps with the light created by either of these spells, then it will dispel that spell. Do keep note of the wording of Darkness though, as it dispels any spell creating light in the area of darkness, this means that if a flaming sphere is 15 ft. away from the edge of the darkness spell, then it will be dispelled, as the light it creates is in a 20 ft. radius away from it.
This seems to be similar for Color Spray. As you mentioned, Color Spray creates
A dazzling array of flashing, colored light
This seems to imply that as long as darkness overlaps the 15 ft. cone that Color Spray creates, it should dispel Color Spray, and therefore end the blinded condition early if Darkness is cast after Color Spray, or prevent it from occurring if darkness is cast before Color Spray, however this is up to the DM's discretion, as it is not really clear what RAW rules here.
Hope this helps!
answered 7 hours ago
Smart_TJSmart_TJ
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To fully answer the question, you should include color spray as well.
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– NautArch
7 hours ago
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Jeremy Crawford seems to agree: sageadvice.eu/2014/11/04/no-light-in-the-darkness and twitter.com/jeremyecrawford/status/949114071571341314.
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– Nick Brown
7 hours ago
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I agree with NautArch. This is a good answer so far, but Color Spray is a harder example to answer than Flaming Sphere, since Color Spray is described as creating light, but it's debatable whether what it creates is "an area of light".
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– Gandalfmeansme
7 hours ago
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@NickBrown good clarification that Darkness dispels spells that "explicitly" create light.
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– Pink Sweetener
4 hours ago
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The wording on Darkness reads:
If any of this spell's area overlaps with an area of light created by a spell of 2nd level or lower, the spell that created the light is dispelled
Therefore, if darkness overlaps with the light created by either of these spells, then it will dispel that spell. Do keep note of the wording of Darkness though, as it dispels any spell creating light in the area of darkness, this means that if a flaming sphere is 15 ft. away from the edge of the darkness spell, then it will be dispelled, as the light it creates is in a 20 ft. radius away from it.
This seems to be similar for Color Spray. As you mentioned, Color Spray creates
A dazzling array of flashing, colored light
This seems to imply that as long as darkness overlaps the 15 ft. cone that Color Spray creates, it should dispel Color Spray, and therefore end the blinded condition early if Darkness is cast after Color Spray, or prevent it from occurring if darkness is cast before Color Spray, however this is up to the DM's discretion, as it is not really clear what RAW rules here.
Hope this helps!
answered 7 hours ago
Smart_TJSmart_TJ
77417
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To fully answer the question, you should include color spray as well.
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– NautArch
7 hours ago
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Jeremy Crawford seems to agree: sageadvice.eu/2014/11/04/no-light-in-the-darkness and twitter.com/jeremyecrawford/status/949114071571341314.
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– Nick Brown
7 hours ago
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I agree with NautArch. This is a good answer so far, but Color Spray is a harder example to answer than Flaming Sphere, since Color Spray is described as creating light, but it's debatable whether what it creates is "an area of light".
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– Gandalfmeansme
7 hours ago
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@NickBrown good clarification that Darkness dispels spells that "explicitly" create light.
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– Pink Sweetener
4 hours ago
add a comment |
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The wording on Darkness reads:
If any of this spell's area overlaps with an area of light created by a spell of 2nd level or lower, the spell that created the light is dispelled
Therefore, if darkness overlaps with the light created by either of these spells, then it will dispel that spell. Do keep note of the wording of Darkness though, as it dispels any spell creating light in the area of darkness, this means that if a flaming sphere is 15 ft. away from the edge of the darkness spell, then it will be dispelled, as the light it creates is in a 20 ft. radius away from it.
This seems to be similar for Color Spray. As you mentioned, Color Spray creates
A dazzling array of flashing, colored light
This seems to imply that as long as darkness overlaps the 15 ft. cone that Color Spray creates, it should dispel Color Spray, and therefore end the blinded condition early if Darkness is cast after Color Spray, or prevent it from occurring if darkness is cast before Color Spray, however this is up to the DM's discretion, as it is not really clear what RAW rules here.
Hope this helps!
answered 7 hours ago
Smart_TJSmart_TJ
77417
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The wording on Darkness reads:
If any of this spell's area overlaps with an area of light created by a spell of 2nd level or lower, the spell that created the light is dispelled
Therefore, if darkness overlaps with the light created by either of these spells, then it will dispel that spell. Do keep note of the wording of Darkness though, as it dispels any spell creating light in the area of darkness, this means that if a flaming sphere is 15 ft. away from the edge of the darkness spell, then it will be dispelled, as the light it creates is in a 20 ft. radius away from it.
This seems to be similar for Color Spray. As you mentioned, Color Spray creates
A dazzling array of flashing, colored light
This seems to imply that as long as darkness overlaps the 15 ft. cone that Color Spray creates, it should dispel Color Spray, and therefore end the blinded condition early if Darkness is cast after Color Spray, or prevent it from occurring if darkness is cast before Color Spray, however this is up to the DM's discretion, as it is not really clear what RAW rules here.
Hope this helps!
answered 7 hours ago
Smart_TJSmart_TJ
77417
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77417
answered 7 hours ago
Smart_TJSmart_TJ
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To fully answer the question, you should include color spray as well.
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– NautArch
7 hours ago
1
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Jeremy Crawford seems to agree: sageadvice.eu/2014/11/04/no-light-in-the-darkness and twitter.com/jeremyecrawford/status/949114071571341314.
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– Nick Brown
7 hours ago
4
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I agree with NautArch. This is a good answer so far, but Color Spray is a harder example to answer than Flaming Sphere, since Color Spray is described as creating light, but it's debatable whether what it creates is "an area of light".
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– Gandalfmeansme
7 hours ago
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@NickBrown good clarification that Darkness dispels spells that "explicitly" create light.
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– Pink Sweetener
4 hours ago
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To fully answer the question, you should include color spray as well.
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– NautArch
7 hours ago
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Jeremy Crawford seems to agree: sageadvice.eu/2014/11/04/no-light-in-the-darkness and twitter.com/jeremyecrawford/status/949114071571341314.
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– Nick Brown
7 hours ago
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I agree with NautArch. This is a good answer so far, but Color Spray is a harder example to answer than Flaming Sphere, since Color Spray is described as creating light, but it's debatable whether what it creates is "an area of light".
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– Gandalfmeansme
7 hours ago
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@NickBrown good clarification that Darkness dispels spells that "explicitly" create light.
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– Pink Sweetener
4 hours ago
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To fully answer the question, you should include color spray as well.
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– NautArch
7 hours ago
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To fully answer the question, you should include color spray as well.
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– NautArch
7 hours ago
1
1
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Jeremy Crawford seems to agree: sageadvice.eu/2014/11/04/no-light-in-the-darkness and twitter.com/jeremyecrawford/status/949114071571341314.
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– Nick Brown
7 hours ago
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Jeremy Crawford seems to agree: sageadvice.eu/2014/11/04/no-light-in-the-darkness and twitter.com/jeremyecrawford/status/949114071571341314.
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– Nick Brown
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I agree with NautArch. This is a good answer so far, but Color Spray is a harder example to answer than Flaming Sphere, since Color Spray is described as creating light, but it's debatable whether what it creates is "an area of light".
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– Gandalfmeansme
7 hours ago
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I agree with NautArch. This is a good answer so far, but Color Spray is a harder example to answer than Flaming Sphere, since Color Spray is described as creating light, but it's debatable whether what it creates is "an area of light".
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– Gandalfmeansme
7 hours ago
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@NickBrown good clarification that Darkness dispels spells that "explicitly" create light.
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– Pink Sweetener
4 hours ago
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@NickBrown good clarification that Darkness dispels spells that "explicitly" create light.
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– Pink Sweetener
4 hours ago
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Yes; all of the following can be dispelled by the Darkness spell
To add on to Smart_TJ's answer, here is a list of every 2nd-level or lower spell that explicitly mentions creating light (per Jeremy Crawford's tweet, provided by Nick Brown in a comment) in the PHB:
Branding Smite- Color Spray
Dancing Lights
Faerie Fire
Flame Blade
Flaming Sphere
Guiding Bolt
Light
Moonbeam
Produce Flame- Ray of Frost
It would seem all of these spells can be dispelled if cast in the vicinity of a Darkness spell.
edited 2 hours ago
V2Blast
28.1k5101171
answered 4 hours ago
Pink SweetenerPink Sweetener
3,2251629
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What does it mean for e.g. Ray of Frost to be dispelled, given that the duration is instantaneous? What about Guiding Bolt, which has a duration of 1 round but deals its damage on the initial hit? Is the initial damage prevented, or only the lingering glow?
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– Ryan Thompson
2 hours ago
1
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It's worth noting that Jeremy Crawford's tweet you referenced states "I would allow the darkness spell to dispel any spell of 2nd level or lower that explicitly produces light." This indicates what he would do as a DM, not necessarily how the rule is intended to be interpreted by everyone.
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– Gandalfmeansme
1 hour ago
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Yes; all of the following can be dispelled by the Darkness spell
To add on to Smart_TJ's answer, here is a list of every 2nd-level or lower spell that explicitly mentions creating light (per Jeremy Crawford's tweet, provided by Nick Brown in a comment) in the PHB:
Branding Smite- Color Spray
Dancing Lights
Faerie Fire
Flame Blade
Flaming Sphere
Guiding Bolt
Light
Moonbeam
Produce Flame- Ray of Frost
It would seem all of these spells can be dispelled if cast in the vicinity of a Darkness spell.
edited 2 hours ago
V2Blast
28.1k5101171
answered 4 hours ago
Pink SweetenerPink Sweetener
3,2251629
$endgroup$
1
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What does it mean for e.g. Ray of Frost to be dispelled, given that the duration is instantaneous? What about Guiding Bolt, which has a duration of 1 round but deals its damage on the initial hit? Is the initial damage prevented, or only the lingering glow?
$endgroup$
– Ryan Thompson
2 hours ago
1
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It's worth noting that Jeremy Crawford's tweet you referenced states "I would allow the darkness spell to dispel any spell of 2nd level or lower that explicitly produces light." This indicates what he would do as a DM, not necessarily how the rule is intended to be interpreted by everyone.
$endgroup$
– Gandalfmeansme
1 hour ago
add a comment |
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Yes; all of the following can be dispelled by the Darkness spell
To add on to Smart_TJ's answer, here is a list of every 2nd-level or lower spell that explicitly mentions creating light (per Jeremy Crawford's tweet, provided by Nick Brown in a comment) in the PHB:
Branding Smite- Color Spray
Dancing Lights
Faerie Fire
Flame Blade
Flaming Sphere
Guiding Bolt
Light
Moonbeam
Produce Flame- Ray of Frost
It would seem all of these spells can be dispelled if cast in the vicinity of a Darkness spell.
edited 2 hours ago
V2Blast
28.1k5101171
answered 4 hours ago
Pink SweetenerPink Sweetener
3,2251629
$endgroup$
Yes; all of the following can be dispelled by the Darkness spell
To add on to Smart_TJ's answer, here is a list of every 2nd-level or lower spell that explicitly mentions creating light (per Jeremy Crawford's tweet, provided by Nick Brown in a comment) in the PHB:
Branding Smite- Color Spray
Dancing Lights
Faerie Fire
Flame Blade
Flaming Sphere
Guiding Bolt
Light
Moonbeam
Produce Flame- Ray of Frost
It would seem all of these spells can be dispelled if cast in the vicinity of a Darkness spell.
edited 2 hours ago
V2Blast
28.1k5101171
answered 4 hours ago
Pink SweetenerPink Sweetener
3,2251629
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V2Blast
28.1k5101171
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V2Blast
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What does it mean for e.g. Ray of Frost to be dispelled, given that the duration is instantaneous? What about Guiding Bolt, which has a duration of 1 round but deals its damage on the initial hit? Is the initial damage prevented, or only the lingering glow?
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– Ryan Thompson
2 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
It's worth noting that Jeremy Crawford's tweet you referenced states "I would allow the darkness spell to dispel any spell of 2nd level or lower that explicitly produces light." This indicates what he would do as a DM, not necessarily how the rule is intended to be interpreted by everyone.
$endgroup$
– Gandalfmeansme
1 hour ago
add a comment |
1
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What does it mean for e.g. Ray of Frost to be dispelled, given that the duration is instantaneous? What about Guiding Bolt, which has a duration of 1 round but deals its damage on the initial hit? Is the initial damage prevented, or only the lingering glow?
$endgroup$
– Ryan Thompson
2 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
It's worth noting that Jeremy Crawford's tweet you referenced states "I would allow the darkness spell to dispel any spell of 2nd level or lower that explicitly produces light." This indicates what he would do as a DM, not necessarily how the rule is intended to be interpreted by everyone.
$endgroup$
– Gandalfmeansme
1 hour ago
1
1
$begingroup$
What does it mean for e.g. Ray of Frost to be dispelled, given that the duration is instantaneous? What about Guiding Bolt, which has a duration of 1 round but deals its damage on the initial hit? Is the initial damage prevented, or only the lingering glow?
$endgroup$
– Ryan Thompson
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
What does it mean for e.g. Ray of Frost to be dispelled, given that the duration is instantaneous? What about Guiding Bolt, which has a duration of 1 round but deals its damage on the initial hit? Is the initial damage prevented, or only the lingering glow?
$endgroup$
– Ryan Thompson
2 hours ago
1
1
$begingroup$
It's worth noting that Jeremy Crawford's tweet you referenced states "I would allow the darkness spell to dispel any spell of 2nd level or lower that explicitly produces light." This indicates what he would do as a DM, not necessarily how the rule is intended to be interpreted by everyone.
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– Gandalfmeansme
1 hour ago
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It's worth noting that Jeremy Crawford's tweet you referenced states "I would allow the darkness spell to dispel any spell of 2nd level or lower that explicitly produces light." This indicates what he would do as a DM, not necessarily how the rule is intended to be interpreted by everyone.
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– Gandalfmeansme
1 hour ago
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Related: What is considered magical light for the purposes of the Darkness spell?, Does the Light cantrip cancel out the 2nd level Darkness spell?, Does light from a flame from a magic weapon dispel Darkness?
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