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The '''mountain circle''' was a [[druid circle]] associated with grand terrain that reached for the sky. Druids who took up the cause of nature in such a region had an affinity for this circle and the suite of spells that came to them without cost (they could cast them at any time without having to prepare them in advance).<ref name="PHB5e-68">{{Cite book/Player's Handbook 5th edition|68}}</ref> |
The '''mountain circle''' was a [[druid circle]] associated with grand terrain that reached for the sky. Druids who took up the cause of nature in such a region had an affinity for this circle and the suite of spells that came to them without cost (they could cast them at any time without having to prepare them in advance).<ref name="PHB5e-68">{{Cite book/Player's Handbook 5th edition|68}}</ref> |
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The mountain circle was a druid circle associated with grand terrain that reached for the sky. Druids who took up the cause of nature in such a region had an affinity for this circle and the suite of spells that came to them without cost (they could cast them at any time without having to prepare them in advance).[1]
Mountain circle spells
- 2nd level
- spider climb, spike growth
- 3rd level
- lightning bolt, meld into stone
- 4th level
- stone shape, stoneskin
- 5th level
- passwall, wall of stone
References
- ↑ Mike Mearls, Jeremy Crawford (2014). Player's Handbook 5th edition. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 68. ISBN 978-0-7869-6560-1.