Bestow Curae is a spell in the 5th edition of the popular tabletop role-playing game, Dungeons & Dragons. This spell is primarily used by clerics and paladins who possess the ability to heal others. It is a powerful healing spell that allows the caster to restore a significant amount of hit points to a target creature. The Bestow Curae spell has a casting time of 1 action and requires the use of a spell slot. The spell's range is touch, meaning that the caster must physically touch the target in order to cast the spell. This limits the spell's effectiveness in long-range combat situations but makes it incredibly useful in close-quarters combat situations where quick healing is needed.
This limits the spell's effectiveness in long-range combat situations but makes it incredibly useful in close-quarters combat situations where quick healing is needed. When cast, Bestow Curae restores a variable amount of hit points to the target creature. The amount of hit points restored is dependent on the level of the spell slot used to cast the spell.
Bestow Curse - Hep me create creative Curses
After wachting WebDM on curses, they got me the idea of creating a list of non specific curses.
Things that you (as player or DM) could use bestow curse to Curse your target with.
To be balanced, lets use the spell rules,
It can give disavantage to attacks, saves or checks.
Make the person lose its turns
Make the person take damage (1d8) on specific actions (hit by attack as example)
At higher levels the duration improves and after 5th level there is no concentration.
Please Hep me create a creative and balanced list of curses.
Some ideas:
Curse of Unrest: The target loses A spell slot and cant regain it from rest while cursed.
Curse of Fear: The target is frightened for 1 min, every time he meets someone new, or go to a new place. ( think of panic attacks everytime he is somewhere new.)
Curse of Violence: The target takes 1d8 necrotic damage every time he takes te attack action. ( karma is a bitch)
Curse of Devil Sight: Every creature the target sees, he sees as some distorted, ugly evil and devilish form. (The target sees everyone, including hinself, as dirty, ugly and disgusting as possible.)
Curse of knoledge: The creature bellieve he can hear the toughs of people around him. All thoughs are planing against him, using him, or disgusted by him. ( the target hears what he fears people might think of him, expecialy close ones)
Curse of Truth: The creature can speak only the thruth, but can also avoid to speak. he has disavantage on bluff checks. Curse of Love: The creature believe it is in love with the first creature he sees. he has disavantage on charisma checks.
(the target is annoing, as he keeps speaking of his love interest, even worse if its not a humanoid creature.)
Curse of sleep: The creature falls asleep, it can be awaken only by a common condition described as the curse is cast.
(Examples: Being injured, kissed, taken inside or outside, beign wet, etc.)
Curse of Undeath: The creature believes it is undead, its apearance also changes to that of a zombie self.
Curse of Rage: when exposed to a common object or sight the creature loses control of itself and attacks everything and everyone close. ( examples: Blood, Moon, Violence, Silver, Humiliation etc)
Please coment your ideas as well.
Normal activity, such as moving and attacking, doesn’t interfere with concentration. The following factors can break concentration:
At its lowest level, the spell restores 3d8 + the caster's Wisdom modifier hit points. As the spell slot level increases, so does the amount of hit points restored. One notable feature of the Bestow Curae spell is that it does not discriminate between friend and foe. This means that the spell can be used to heal both allies and enemies, making it a valuable tool for a cleric or paladin who wishes to show mercy or negotiate with their adversaries. In addition to its healing properties, Bestow Curae also has the ability to remove certain conditions from the target creature. At higher levels, the spell has the power to remove conditions such as blindness, deafness, and even diseases. This makes Bestow Curae a versatile spell that can turn the tide of battle or provide much-needed relief to an ailing ally. Overall, Bestow Curae is a powerful healing spell in the 5th edition of Dungeons & Dragons. Its ability to restore hit points and remove conditions makes it a valuable asset to any cleric or paladin. With its versatility and potential for high healing amounts, Bestow Curae is a spell that should not be underestimated..
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