Hello again! Continuing down the list of spells that are a lot of fun to write about, Mage Hand stood out as something that needed further discussion with how open-ended it can be. It’s been a staple of arcane casters’ arsenal of tricks since the inception of its function with Unseen Servant back in AD&D before being split off in 3.0 when cantrips were created. Take a read through and comment on your favorite things to do with Mage Hand at the end.
DnD 5e – New Practical Guide to Mage Hand
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Random Powell
Random Powell. RPGBOT.Podcast co-host and RPGBOT contributing author. Random started playing D&D around 2003 and met Tyler just a couple years later. Thousands of hours of play and theorycrafting later (much of it with Tyler), he was grateful to be offered an outlet to exorcise some of the head full of characters and imagined arguments with DMs about how semantics relate to spell effects.
This one is a bit sketchy, so definitely get DM approval. I enjoy playing Arcane Tricksters, so I’ve run into the problem of having to choose between crossing the battlefield quickly & keeping my Mage Hand going: so I started grabbing on to myself (with the Hand) & dragging it along.