Introduction Contingency has, unsurprisingly, come up in every example wizard we’ve made. Even with it being weaker in this edition than previous editions, it’s still a utility powerhouse. I know we’ve used this wording in other locations, but its uses really are only limited by your imagination. The trick here is that, unlike with Wish where there is actually a mechanical reason why you can’t have incredibly long wording to avoid unintended consequences, there’s no such restriction with Contingency. There’s also no requirement that it be anything that makes sense or is tangible or even quantifiable in the game. A … Continue reading Contingency 5e: DnD 5e Spell Guide – RPGBOT