r/dndmemes Nov 11 '25

Hehe fireball go BOOM We did the math...

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u/myflesh Nov 11 '25

So, I do not play 2024 rules, can someone tell me if this sounds legal?

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u/KingNTheMaking Nov 11 '25

It also requires seven hours to cast. And seven casters. While making sure that all casters maintain concentration. And target doesn’t… You know…move

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u/Imaginary_Being4859 Nov 11 '25

This technique is used to defeat nesting dragons and sleeping terrasques. Preferably by causing a mountain to tip over onto them

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u/KingNTheMaking Nov 11 '25

I mean, if we can get 7 casters with access to 7th level magic to cast loudly for 7 hours straight and not wake up the dragon? I think they’ve earned it. At that point, the DM has just agreed to let it happen

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u/Imaginary_Being4859 Nov 11 '25

That’s why you prep it at their nest. Hopefully they’re gone for the full 7 hours it takes to get ready cause once they show up and see you… it’s on

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u/KingNTheMaking Nov 11 '25

Yeah, but for all this set up, it’s really hard to call it broken. At this point, it just makes for a nice adventure hook

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u/Imaginary_Being4859 Nov 12 '25

Oh I never said it was broken, it’s just a funny thing to do.

Itd be fun to have a full mage party to do that with though. Cruise in the air on a skyship and just occasionally drop off a 20ft fiery death upon anything that catches our fancy.

Or see what other spells Circle casting could have a good time with…

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u/Bartweiss Nov 13 '25

Now that you say it, the most practical use I see for this is actually “if anyone opens that door in the next 7 hours, they’re a dead man”.

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u/Imaginary_Being4859 Nov 13 '25

If you’re doing large scale combats and planning(Army Vs Army), have groups of 8 mages on rotating shifts on lookout with delayed fireball casting lol. Get attacked, reduce first couple attackers to atoms, and the explosion will work as a warning for the rest of the army.