This beast of a spell deals 12d10 necrotic damage and incapacitates your target for the duration of the spell.
Many spells of the necromancy school of magic usually involve sapping life from the living or breathing life into the dead, and causing harmful effects like fear, deafness, blindness, etc.Īchroma takes necromancy to another level as one of the most powerful spells on this list.
Classes: Sorcerer, Wizard, Bard (College of Whispers), Warlock (The Great Old One). 
9th- You have the memories of the creature for the last 24 hours prior to the blood being spilled. 8th- You have the memories of the creature for the last 12 hours prior to the blood being spilled. 7th- You know the approximate location of the creature with a margin of error of one mile. 6th- You know whether the creature is on the same plane of existence as you at the time the spell is cast. 5th- You know the creature’s name (if applicable-creatures with secret names such as Devils cannot have their secret name revealed with this spell), age, and alignment. 4th- You know if the creature whose blood you used is still alive. You also know if the blood is acceptable for transfusion into another creature. 3rd- You know if the blood carries any diseases or poisons. 2nd- You know the creature who shed the blood’s type(s). If you cast analyze blood at a certain level, you learn the information from each level below that level as well. The information you learn can be found in the list below. 
The information you learn from the spell improves with each level you cast it at.
Classes: Cleric, Sorcerer, Warlock, WizardĬast analyze blood to… you guessed it, analyze blood! When you cast the spell on a drop of blood less than a month old, you learn if you have analyzed blood of that creature before and how long it’s been since you analyzed such blood. Components: Verbal, Somatic, Material (drop of blood less than a month old). It probably won’t scare your pursuers away, but if you’re sneaking around and make a noise that draws attention, that would be a good time to send a swarm of bees in the direction of an individual without attacking the individual. It’s also effective if you need to scare unsuspecting individuals away. So, bees?! is a solid spell as long as you’re not facing one of the many creatures resistant or immune to the poison damage type. A search on DnDBeyond yields 100 creatures are resistant to poison damage and 645 creatures are immune to poison damage while only 9 creatures are resistant to force damage and 5 creatures are immune to force damage. It does slightly more damage than eldritch blast (1d10 force damage), but many creatures are resistant to poison damage compared to force damage. This spell appears to be the poison version of an existing spell: eldritch blast. At higher levels, you can project multiple swarms of bees to irritate multiple enemies: 5th level (2 swarms), 11th level (3 swarms), and 17th level (4 swarms). If the creature fails a Constitution save, he or she takes 1d12 poison damage. Classes: Druid, Sorcerer, Warlock, WizardĬast bees?! to project a swarm of bees from the palm of your hand. And it has a creative use for a material component that can’t be easily waved off like every other spell with a material component. How was this not in the Forgotten Realms library of existing spells?Ĭorpse bomb is a great addition to the spellbook of any necromancer looking for, I don’t know, spells that actually make a necromancer feel like a necromancer. The damage increases by 1d8 for each spell slot level above 2nd level. And the size of the explosion increases by 5 feet for every size of the detonated creature larger than medium. Who wants some Diablo in their D&D homebrew spells?!Ĭast corpse bomb on a recently deceased creature to make it explode! As long as the creature has been dead for less than one minute, each creature within a 5-foot-radius sphere must make a Dexterity saving throw or take 2d8 necrotic damage from the explosion.Ī successful save reduces the damage by half. Components: Verbal, Somatic, Material (corpse (destroyed upon casting)). Homebrew Classes 5e: The Top 6 You’ll Love to Play 12/13 Corpse Bomb
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