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Can you share a component pouch with another creature?
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I think you may also need to remove the houserule reaction of sharing from this and just ask if you can share components. if it's directly related to the houserule, then it's kind of up to you/your DM. If you separate it, we can answer it within the existing rules.
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I think you may also need to remove the houserule reaction of sharing from this and just ask if you can share components. if it's directly related to the houserule, then it's kind of up to you/your DM. If you separate it, we can answer it within the existing rules.
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I think you may also need to remove the houserule reaction of sharing from this and just ask if you can share components. if it's directly related to the houserule, then it's kind of up to you/your DM. If you separate it, we can answer it within the existing rules.
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Welcome to the site! Take the tour. By any chance, is your question answered by this similar question about material components?
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I think you may also need to remove the houserule reaction of sharing from this and just ask if you can share components. if it's directly related to the houserule, then it's kind of up to you/your DM. If you separate it, we can answer it within the existing rules.
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I think you may also need to remove the houserule reaction of sharing from this and just ask if you can share components. if it's directly related to the houserule, then it's kind of up to you/your DM. If you separate it, we can answer it within the existing rules.
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Nothing in the rules says they can't
A character can use a component pouch or a spellcasting focus [...] in place of the components specified for a spell. Basic Rules, Casting a Spell
There is no special requirement that the pouch by magically bound or attuned or otherwise restricted to one person using it. It is just a pouch full of ingredients and there is no rules reason why you cannot share it with another spellcaster.
Location, location, location
However, do note that the pragmatics and action economy of such an arrangement is likely to be tricky.
A spellcaster must have a hand free to access a spell's material components — or to hold a spellcasting focus [...] Basic Rules, Casting a Spell
Firstly, you have to keep the pouch somewhere where you both can access it since you need to physically hold it in order to use it. If one of you goes to cast a spell with material components but can't reach the pouch, that person is going to be in a tricky spot and potentially unable to cast it.
Next, depending on how and where you store it, you might have to use your free object interaction to get to it:
You can also interact with one object or feature of the environment for free, during either your move or your action. Basic Rules, Combat
You may even have to use an action to access it depending on how the DM rules transferring the item between two characters would work in your exact scenario.
The DM might require you to use an action for any of these activities when it needs special care or when it presents an unusual obstacle. Basic Rules, Combat
But all this means is that it isn't an ideal arrangement but it is all fine according to the rules. However, I would highly recommend getting a pouch for each of you at the soonest opportunity.
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@NautArch done!
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There is no reason why components can't be shared. The rules only state that the caster must have a hand free to access the material component (so they must presumably be somewhere easily accessible to both wizards).
See also rules for interacting with objects.
Other Activity on Your Turn
Use an object action
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I had an additional bunch of text, but took it out when that part of the question disappeared as I was writing! Added back just a couple of links.
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Nothing in the rules says they can't
A character can use a component pouch or a spellcasting focus [...] in place of the components specified for a spell. Basic Rules, Casting a Spell
There is no special requirement that the pouch by magically bound or attuned or otherwise restricted to one person using it. It is just a pouch full of ingredients and there is no rules reason why you cannot share it with another spellcaster.
Location, location, location
However, do note that the pragmatics and action economy of such an arrangement is likely to be tricky.
A spellcaster must have a hand free to access a spell's material components — or to hold a spellcasting focus [...] Basic Rules, Casting a Spell
Firstly, you have to keep the pouch somewhere where you both can access it since you need to physically hold it in order to use it. If one of you goes to cast a spell with material components but can't reach the pouch, that person is going to be in a tricky spot and potentially unable to cast it.
Next, depending on how and where you store it, you might have to use your free object interaction to get to it:
You can also interact with one object or feature of the environment for free, during either your move or your action. Basic Rules, Combat
You may even have to use an action to access it depending on how the DM rules transferring the item between two characters would work in your exact scenario.
The DM might require you to use an action for any of these activities when it needs special care or when it presents an unusual obstacle. Basic Rules, Combat
But all this means is that it isn't an ideal arrangement but it is all fine according to the rules. However, I would highly recommend getting a pouch for each of you at the soonest opportunity.
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Can you add the citations for the quotes? :D
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– NautArch
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@NautArch Yup! I'm afb so I'll add digital ones in a bit.
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2 hours ago
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@NautArch done!
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Nothing in the rules says they can't
A character can use a component pouch or a spellcasting focus [...] in place of the components specified for a spell. Basic Rules, Casting a Spell
There is no special requirement that the pouch by magically bound or attuned or otherwise restricted to one person using it. It is just a pouch full of ingredients and there is no rules reason why you cannot share it with another spellcaster.
Location, location, location
However, do note that the pragmatics and action economy of such an arrangement is likely to be tricky.
A spellcaster must have a hand free to access a spell's material components — or to hold a spellcasting focus [...] Basic Rules, Casting a Spell
Firstly, you have to keep the pouch somewhere where you both can access it since you need to physically hold it in order to use it. If one of you goes to cast a spell with material components but can't reach the pouch, that person is going to be in a tricky spot and potentially unable to cast it.
Next, depending on how and where you store it, you might have to use your free object interaction to get to it:
You can also interact with one object or feature of the environment for free, during either your move or your action. Basic Rules, Combat
You may even have to use an action to access it depending on how the DM rules transferring the item between two characters would work in your exact scenario.
The DM might require you to use an action for any of these activities when it needs special care or when it presents an unusual obstacle. Basic Rules, Combat
But all this means is that it isn't an ideal arrangement but it is all fine according to the rules. However, I would highly recommend getting a pouch for each of you at the soonest opportunity.
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Can you add the citations for the quotes? :D
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@NautArch Yup! I'm afb so I'll add digital ones in a bit.
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2 hours ago
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@NautArch done!
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Nothing in the rules says they can't
A character can use a component pouch or a spellcasting focus [...] in place of the components specified for a spell. Basic Rules, Casting a Spell
There is no special requirement that the pouch by magically bound or attuned or otherwise restricted to one person using it. It is just a pouch full of ingredients and there is no rules reason why you cannot share it with another spellcaster.
Location, location, location
However, do note that the pragmatics and action economy of such an arrangement is likely to be tricky.
A spellcaster must have a hand free to access a spell's material components — or to hold a spellcasting focus [...] Basic Rules, Casting a Spell
Firstly, you have to keep the pouch somewhere where you both can access it since you need to physically hold it in order to use it. If one of you goes to cast a spell with material components but can't reach the pouch, that person is going to be in a tricky spot and potentially unable to cast it.
Next, depending on how and where you store it, you might have to use your free object interaction to get to it:
You can also interact with one object or feature of the environment for free, during either your move or your action. Basic Rules, Combat
You may even have to use an action to access it depending on how the DM rules transferring the item between two characters would work in your exact scenario.
The DM might require you to use an action for any of these activities when it needs special care or when it presents an unusual obstacle. Basic Rules, Combat
But all this means is that it isn't an ideal arrangement but it is all fine according to the rules. However, I would highly recommend getting a pouch for each of you at the soonest opportunity.
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Nothing in the rules says they can't
A character can use a component pouch or a spellcasting focus [...] in place of the components specified for a spell. Basic Rules, Casting a Spell
There is no special requirement that the pouch by magically bound or attuned or otherwise restricted to one person using it. It is just a pouch full of ingredients and there is no rules reason why you cannot share it with another spellcaster.
Location, location, location
However, do note that the pragmatics and action economy of such an arrangement is likely to be tricky.
A spellcaster must have a hand free to access a spell's material components — or to hold a spellcasting focus [...] Basic Rules, Casting a Spell
Firstly, you have to keep the pouch somewhere where you both can access it since you need to physically hold it in order to use it. If one of you goes to cast a spell with material components but can't reach the pouch, that person is going to be in a tricky spot and potentially unable to cast it.
Next, depending on how and where you store it, you might have to use your free object interaction to get to it:
You can also interact with one object or feature of the environment for free, during either your move or your action. Basic Rules, Combat
You may even have to use an action to access it depending on how the DM rules transferring the item between two characters would work in your exact scenario.
The DM might require you to use an action for any of these activities when it needs special care or when it presents an unusual obstacle. Basic Rules, Combat
But all this means is that it isn't an ideal arrangement but it is all fine according to the rules. However, I would highly recommend getting a pouch for each of you at the soonest opportunity.
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Can you add the citations for the quotes? :D
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@NautArch Yup! I'm afb so I'll add digital ones in a bit.
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@NautArch done!
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Can you add the citations for the quotes? :D
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@NautArch Yup! I'm afb so I'll add digital ones in a bit.
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@NautArch done!
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Can you add the citations for the quotes? :D
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Can you add the citations for the quotes? :D
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@NautArch Yup! I'm afb so I'll add digital ones in a bit.
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@NautArch Yup! I'm afb so I'll add digital ones in a bit.
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– Rubiksmoose
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@NautArch done!
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@NautArch done!
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There is no reason why components can't be shared. The rules only state that the caster must have a hand free to access the material component (so they must presumably be somewhere easily accessible to both wizards).
See also rules for interacting with objects.
Other Activity on Your Turn
Use an object action
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Citing those rules would improve this answer.
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I had an additional bunch of text, but took it out when that part of the question disappeared as I was writing! Added back just a couple of links.
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There is no reason why components can't be shared. The rules only state that the caster must have a hand free to access the material component (so they must presumably be somewhere easily accessible to both wizards).
See also rules for interacting with objects.
Other Activity on Your Turn
Use an object action
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Citing those rules would improve this answer.
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– NautArch
3 hours ago
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I had an additional bunch of text, but took it out when that part of the question disappeared as I was writing! Added back just a couple of links.
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– PJRZ
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There is no reason why components can't be shared. The rules only state that the caster must have a hand free to access the material component (so they must presumably be somewhere easily accessible to both wizards).
See also rules for interacting with objects.
Other Activity on Your Turn
Use an object action
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There is no reason why components can't be shared. The rules only state that the caster must have a hand free to access the material component (so they must presumably be somewhere easily accessible to both wizards).
See also rules for interacting with objects.
Other Activity on Your Turn
Use an object action
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I had an additional bunch of text, but took it out when that part of the question disappeared as I was writing! Added back just a couple of links.
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Citing those rules would improve this answer.
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Citing those rules would improve this answer.
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I had an additional bunch of text, but took it out when that part of the question disappeared as I was writing! Added back just a couple of links.
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I think you may also need to remove the houserule reaction of sharing from this and just ask if you can share components. if it's directly related to the houserule, then it's kind of up to you/your DM. If you separate it, we can answer it within the existing rules.
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