Can you cast ritual spells with magic initiate?

Only Warlocks and Bards can cast Magic Initiate spells as rituals if they chose their own classes with Magic Initiate. Clerics and Druids can do so too but they must also have the spell prepared. Warlocks and those with the Ritual Caster Feat (not the feature) might be able to cheat somehow.

Does magic initiate allow you to use scrolls?

No, Bob can’t use that spell scroll The spell you learn from Magic Initiate is not added to a spell list. It gives you an alternative method to cast spells separate from Spellcasting and similar features.

Do you have to be a spellcaster to use a spell scroll?

The general rule is that anyone who can read a language can read the scroll and attempt to activate it. This makes it so anyone can use types of scrolls that aren’t spell scrolls, such as scroll of protection.

Can you change magic initiate Cantrips?

You can’t automatically replace the Magic Initiate spells later on. If a rule allows for retraining it would say so. Magic Initiate does not have any such rule.

Can you cast find familiar without ritual casting?

So if you get the Find Familiar spell through Magic Initiate, but don’t have the ability to perform Ritual Casting, you are still able to perform the spell as normal. You simply won’t be able to cast it using the Ritual Spellcasting rules.

Does Magic initiate use a spell slot?

Q: If you have spell slots, can you use them to cast the 1st level spell you learn with the Magic Initiate feat? A: Yes, but only if the class you pick for the feat is one of your classes.

Does Magic initiate add to spell list?

The DMG rules require the spellcaster to have spell slots. The Magic Initiate feat, on the other hand does not add any spells to your class’s list.

Can a non caster use a spell scroll 5e?

As I mentioned, in BG3, anyone can use a spell scroll, regardless of their class or level. In the full ruleset of DnD 5e, spell scrolls will only function if the spell on the scroll is part of your classes spell list.

Can Artificers use scrolls?

In regards to the spell scroll, you would be able to (try to) use any spell scroll – even for spells of level 6-9, which artificers usually cannot cast. You still need to cast it properly though, which is where the spellcasting ability check comes into play.

Are Magic initiate spells prepared?

No, Magic Initiate doesn’t make the spell “prepared”.

Does find familiar use a spell slot warlock?

When she gains the Pact of the Chain class feature, the warlock learns find familiar. It doesn’t count against her spells known, but nothing in the ability text prevents her from casting it with her spell slots.

Can you cast a 1st level spell as a ritual?

You can only cast a Magic Initiate 1st level spell as a ritual through the Ritual Caster feat if you also choose it with the Ritual Caster feat, essentially wasting space in learning the same spell twice. But at least you can cast it once per long rest as if it was cast with a spell slot, which might be beneficial in some niche scenario.

Can a Druid cast magic initiate spells as rituals?

Only Warlocks and Bards can cast Magic Initiate spells as rituals if they chose their own classes with Magic Initiate. Clerics and Druids can do so too but they must also have the spell prepared. Warlocks and those with the Ritual Caster Feat (not the feature) might be able to cheat somehow.

Can multiclass spellcasters get more spell slots in 5e?

In 5e, however, multiclassing spellcasters combine their spell slots so you can never get more spell slots. This was done, so any multiclass will get the same number of spells per day as a full caster class. While this does not get you a plethora of lower-level spells to cast, it does give you access to higher-level spells.

Is it possible to create the ultimate caster in 5e?

Still, I feel we can get a very similar result and can create the ultimate caster in 5e. When you multiclass in 3.5, very few things combined between classes. For example, if you took a level in the wizard and a level in bard, you treated all abilities and spells separately.