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<blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 8061756" data-attributes="member: 6855114">My take on concentration is way simpler.1) If a concentration spell allows a save at the end of each turn, then as long as the concentration is not broken, the caster can reactivate the effect on the target with a bonus action. If two targets save at the same time, the caster must choose between the two. The reactivation must done immediately on the caster's turn following the target's save. If the target saves on reactivation, the spell ends for that particular target only ( if more than one target were affected).2) Spells that requires concentration for an ongoing effect can now make that effect with a bonus action. Only cantrips can be cast if you use a bonus action to apply an ongoing effect. Not applying an ongoing effect does not remove or end a concentration. But allows to cast a spell of 1st level or higher.Only two spells had their concentration's feature removed. Hex and Hunter's Mark.This is a new rule that we are trying. It is about six months old and so far everyone love how it is going. Witch bolt is used again. But the re enacting part is interesting. Especially on hold spells where the battle of wills is the way we describe the target save and the caster re applying the spell as a contest. It really fun storytelling wise. It also bring cocentration to a new level.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helldritch, post: 8061756, member: 6855114"] My take on concentration is way simpler. 1) If a concentration spell allows a save at the end of each turn, then as long as the concentration is not broken, the caster can reactivate the effect on the target with a bonus action. If two targets save at the same time, the caster must choose between the two. The reactivation must done immediately on the caster's turn following the target's save. If the target saves on reactivation, the spell ends for that particular target only ( if more than one target were affected). 2) Spells that requires concentration for an ongoing effect can now make that effect with a bonus action. Only cantrips can be cast if you use a bonus action to apply an ongoing effect. Not applying an ongoing effect does not remove or end a concentration. But allows to cast a spell of 1st level or higher. Only two spells had their concentration's feature removed. Hex and Hunter's Mark. This is a new rule that we are trying. It is about six months old and so far everyone love how it is going. Witch bolt is used again. But the re enacting part is interesting. Especially on hold spells where the battle of wills is the way we describe the target save and the caster re applying the spell as a contest. It really fun storytelling wise. It also bring cocentration to a new level. [/QUOTE]

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