Waxing Moon.
At the end of a long rest, you can prepare
an additional number of spells equal to half your
proficiency bonus, rounded up. For example, if you are a
5th level wizard with an Intelligence Score of 18 (+4
modifier) you can prepare eleven spells instead of nine.
Full Moon.
You gain the same effect of the Waxing
Moon. Additionally, a creature has disadvantage on saving
throws against spells or cantrips cast by you.
Waning Moon. You don’t have additional effects or
penalties.
New Moon.
The number of slots of the highest level
available for you is reduced by 1. For example, if you are a
4th level wizard, you have available only two 2nd level slots
instead of three, while if you are a 7th level wizard, you
don’t have 4th level slots available instead of having one.
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