If a Barbarian/Sorcerer multiclass casts False Life on himself, then rages, will the spells effect still...
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In an adventure I am playing, I play a barbarian 1 / sorcerer 1, and I am in a dispute with my DM. My DM says if I cast False-Life on myself, then Rage, will the spell's effect remain? The rule in dispute are as follows:
Page 48 of the Players Handbook says:
If you are able to cast spells, you can't cast them or concentrate on
them while raging.
Because of this rule, am I able to keep the effects I cast on myself?
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In an adventure I am playing, I play a barbarian 1 / sorcerer 1, and I am in a dispute with my DM. My DM says if I cast False-Life on myself, then Rage, will the spell's effect remain? The rule in dispute are as follows:
Page 48 of the Players Handbook says:
If you are able to cast spells, you can't cast them or concentrate on
them while raging.
Because of this rule, am I able to keep the effects I cast on myself?
dnd-5e spells sorcerer barbarian rage
edited 4 hours ago
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In an adventure I am playing, I play a barbarian 1 / sorcerer 1, and I am in a dispute with my DM. My DM says if I cast False-Life on myself, then Rage, will the spell's effect remain? The rule in dispute are as follows:
Page 48 of the Players Handbook says:
If you are able to cast spells, you can't cast them or concentrate on
them while raging.
Because of this rule, am I able to keep the effects I cast on myself?
dnd-5e spells sorcerer barbarian rage
edited 4 hours ago
Rubiksmoose
54.2k9265408
asked 4 hours ago
Munix EclipseMunix Eclipse
1418
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In an adventure I am playing, I play a barbarian 1 / sorcerer 1, and I am in a dispute with my DM. My DM says if I cast False-Life on myself, then Rage, will the spell's effect remain? The rule in dispute are as follows:
Page 48 of the Players Handbook says:
If you are able to cast spells, you can't cast them or concentrate on
them while raging.
Because of this rule, am I able to keep the effects I cast on myself?
dnd-5e spells sorcerer barbarian rage
dnd-5e spells sorcerer barbarian rage
edited 4 hours ago
Rubiksmoose
54.2k9265408
asked 4 hours ago
Munix EclipseMunix Eclipse
1418
edited 4 hours ago
Rubiksmoose
54.2k9265408
asked 4 hours ago
Munix EclipseMunix Eclipse
1418
edited 4 hours ago
Rubiksmoose
54.2k9265408
edited 4 hours ago
Rubiksmoose
54.2k9265408
edited 4 hours ago
Rubiksmoose
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54.2k9265408
asked 4 hours ago
Munix EclipseMunix Eclipse
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asked 4 hours ago
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Yes, because False Life does not require concentration.
Because it requires no concentration, if you cast it before raging and your rage occurs within its one-hour duration, it will still be in effect.
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Yes, because False Life does not require concentration.
Because it requires no concentration, if you cast it before raging and your rage occurs within its one-hour duration, it will still be in effect.
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Yes, because False Life does not require concentration.
Because it requires no concentration, if you cast it before raging and your rage occurs within its one-hour duration, it will still be in effect.
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Yes, because False Life does not require concentration.
Because it requires no concentration, if you cast it before raging and your rage occurs within its one-hour duration, it will still be in effect.
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Yes, because False Life does not require concentration.
Because it requires no concentration, if you cast it before raging and your rage occurs within its one-hour duration, it will still be in effect.
answered 4 hours ago
Valley LadValley Lad
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answered 4 hours ago
Valley LadValley Lad
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