Both alarm and comprehend languages are marked as ritual spells on dndbeyond. While in the compendium it's labeled the same as the book; 1-st level abjuration (ritual). If you're searching the spell up through the dndbeyond's spell list though; rituals are noted next to casting time, just as concentration is marked next to duration. You'll see a "R" next to the casting time and a "C" next to the duration. Additionally, as was pointed out in a recent post, there are no spell tags for ritual/concentration because they both have their own yes/no box if you click "show advanced filters".
/e Though, the do not appear to display it when hovering over the spell in this post, they do when you click on the spell and go to its page. /e2 It would seem no ritual spells note they are rituals in their hyperlinked description. However, concentration spells do.
The spells alarm and comprehend languages are ritual spells in the hard back phb but not on beyond phb
Both alarm and comprehend languages are marked as ritual spells on dndbeyond. While in the compendium it's labeled the same as the book; 1-st level abjuration (ritual). If you're searching the spell up through the dndbeyond's spell list though; rituals are noted next to casting time, just as concentration is marked next to duration. You'll see a "R" next to the casting time and a "C" next to the duration. Additionally, as was pointed out in a recent post, there are no spell tags for ritual/concentration because they both have their own yes/no box if you click "show advanced filters".
/e Though, the do not appear to display it when hovering over the spell in this post, they do when you click on the spell and go to its page.
/e2 It would seem no ritual spells note they are rituals in their hyperlinked description. However, concentration spells do.