Magic Missile

i ment very good

La única forma de defenderte es impedir que te pueda ver el mago atacante, pues solo impactan si en su turno te puede ver, lamentablemente si esta muy desequilibrado este hechizo y muchos otros, pues una partida de magos tienen asegurada por lo menos la mitad del daño que causan o en el caso de los misiles mágicos , la totalidad del daño. Pero bueno hay que buscar estrategias para evitarlo

Conjure minor elementals work for each dart? If I use a level  5 MM am I rolling 7d4 +7. + 14d8????

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Conjure minor elementals work for each dart? If I use a level  5 MM am I rolling 7d4 +7. + 14d8????

Conjure Minor Elementals doesn't interact with this spell at all. It only applies to attacks, and this spell doesn't involve any attacks.

it is an attack, just not an attack roll. I do not think it is supposed to work, but this is why wording is important. This is clearly an attack, one that do not need an attack roll but still.

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it is an attack, just not an attack roll. I do not think it is supposed to work, but this is why wording is important. This is clearly an attack, one that do not need an attack roll but still. 

No, it's not an attack. The word "attack" in D&D rules has a more specific and restrictive meaning than it does in normal English. In D&D rules, it refers specifically to something that involves an attack roll, not just to anything that might damage someone.

By definition, since this spell does not involve any attack rolls, it does not involve making any attacks, and therefore doesn't interact with spells like Conjure Minor Elementals that improve attacks. 

That's kind of the whole point of Magic Missile — it's guaranteed damage, but the tradeoff is that it doesn't benefit from things that would apply if you had to roll an attack, like critical hits, Hex, Hunter's Mark, etc. 

The one exception being the fourth option of Bestow Curse.

"If you deal damage to the target with an attack roll or a spell, the target takes an extra 1d8 Necrotic damage."

I wonder if people will consider taking it now? The Evoker only gets their Intelligence modifier on one damage roll of their spells, so unless I'm mistaken, Bestow Curse is the only way to get a lot more damage out of Magic Missile.

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The Evoker only gets their Intelligence modifier on one damage roll of their spells, so unless I'm mistaken, Bestow Curse is the only way to get a lot more damage out of Magic Missile.

Whether the Evoker feature applies to this spell depends on whether you are rolling the damage for each dart individually or not. This is something people have been arguing about for over a decade and as far as I know there has not been an official ruling on which way it's supposed to work. 

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Crazy that they didn't clarify if each dart is meant to be individual damage or a single instance, especially for the purposes of concentration and death saving throws.

 Pretty sure they did with the use of "a dart" in the wording. It's referring to a singular dart, whereas the next sentence they use "the darts."

Not exactly crystal clear but I'm pretty sure this settles that each dart should be rolled individually. 

 The wording is the exact same as the previous version and Crawford already specified that it is a single roll for the damage of all darts. Until I hear otherwise, that will be the ruling at my table.

THE "i hate rng" spell

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So casting this using a 9th Level Slot would mean you are firing 12 missiles for 12d4+12 Force Damage, so you'd be dealing somewhere between 24 to 52 Force Damage if I'm reading the spell description right, that doesn't include any bonuses from your primary stat for spellcasting.

 

 Dude, why would you want to waste a 9th level slot??

You could use Power word kill for more damage, or Meteor Swarm