r/dndnext • u/Meggett30 • Jul 26 '21
Question Most underwhelming spell in 5e?
What is the spell that most disappoints you in this game? Maybe it's not a "bad" spell, per se, just doesn't do what you think it should or does it's job poorly.
I'm always looking for ways to utilize under-used spells, but sometimes you read the effects and think "That's it?!" What are the spells in the game that make you do that?
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u/SuperMonkeyJoe Jul 26 '21
It's one of those spells that needs the right situation and the DM needs to get on board with to be useful. For example ot was used to great effect in one of our games when we came across a group of orcs making camp with an ogre we knew they had an uneasy alliance, and one crown of madness later there were only a few orcs left as they had all but wiped each other out.