Ray of EnfeeblementLevel 2 Necromancy Spell Weaken a foe: they deal half damage with weapon attacks using Strength.
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10 turns
18m 
ConcentrationRay of Enfeeblement is a Spell in Baldur's Gate 3. Ray of Enfeeblement is a Lvl 2 Spell from the Necromancy school. Spells can be used for dealing damage to Enemies, inflict Status Ailments, buff Characters or interact with the environment.
Ray of Enfeeblement Information
- Description: Weaken a foe: They deal half damage with weapon attacks using Strength.
- Level: Lvl 2 spell
- School: Necromancy School
- Casting Time:
Action - Range: 18m
- Requires Concentration: Yes
- Saving Throw: Constitution
How to Acquire Ray of Enfeeblement
- Ray of Enfeeblement can be acquired by the following classes:
- Ray of Enfeeblement can be cast by using the following Items:
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Ray of Enfeeblement Tips & Notes
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AnonymousBlade ward does everything this does but better and for free.
Things you want to nerf with this are guaranteed to have high con.
Also, this is concentration while blindness for example just makes enemies useless for 10 turns potentially, while giving you advantage over them.
Hold person, command and Blindness wipe the floor with this joke of a spell.
- Anonymous
Level 2 Spell Slot with a Con Save and it's concentration. This is more broadly a 5e issue but this is one of those "why spend my concentration slot on this over [x spell]?" situations. Whatever you want to hit with this probably has a decent Con. Spend a level 2 spell slot and use your concentration to maybe halve a dude's damage for 1 turn.
Just cast Hold Person if it's applicable.
- Anonymous
This would be really nifty if it was save-or-suck, but the enemies do get a CON re-save every turn (which, to be fair is how it works in 5e). Just sucks because the tooltip doesn't mention it. Feels less worthwhile with that in mind. If it stuck around it'd help your tank tanking something beefy for a while, as an example.
- Anonymous
What is the save for this spell? Do creatures get an attempt to shake it every round?
- Anonymous
I think claws might count as weapons, but bites might not? Don't know.
the saving throw is INT now
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