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Choose one DnD cantrip to be able to cast in real life
#poll
Mage hand
Prestidigitation
Fire bolt
Mending
Friends
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Anonymous 3d

HOW ARE NONE OF YOU SAYING PRESTIDIGITATION???

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Anonymous 3d

Y’all don’t forget that people you use Friends on become aware that you used it on them and become hostile towards you afterwards.

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Anonymous 3d

Mending and become a Tailor with crazy good profit margins

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Anonymous 3d

I chose Mage hand because my career path wouldn’t benefit massively from Mending and I’d use a third hand much more frequently in my daily life than I would the ability to mend and object.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 3d

Mending would be broadly applicable to pretty much everything. You’d make a killing in plumbing or mechanics, especially exhaust system repair and bodywork.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 3d

Of fuck yea I’ll be an HVAC. Those guys can make bank with a simple crawl under the house and UNLIMITED uses of the mending cantrip

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 3d

…honestly I think it’s kind of sad that the majority so far that have access to magic use it to make themselves feel less lonely. Do you all need someone to talk to?

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 3d

Fr i feel like a lot of people forgot just how much prestidigitation allows you to do. Warm, cool, or flavor food at will, light fires, and clean objects instantly. Those are all really useful.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 2d

Literally what I came here to say. Great minds think alike. Might have to replace the occasional compressor, blower, or heat exchanger, but most everything else would be under a cubic foot.

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