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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 7981523" data-attributes="member: 6855114">All this for a spell that should've been a class feature...I know that some players are doing this to keep more spell slot during the day. Their goal is to cast their last spell on a chicken/rat before recovering their spell slots. But when do they recover their spell slots?In the morning, it when they wake up. So casting hex then, just cost them the slot they wanted to "save". If they cast it before going to sleep, they no longer concentrate on the spell and it is lost. So when they wake up... you see where this goes. Then it must be for those short rests. I would perfectly allow it. Cast it before a short rest. Rest. Recover your spell slots and voilà! Or just do like me. Once a creature died, you can keep the spell as long as you concentrate on it, whether you can target or creature or not. The initial requirement for casting the spell has been met already. Nothing says that the spell can't be maintained (concentrated upon) without a valid target. As soon as a valid target is in sight, then BOOM! You put Hex on the unfortunate soul. Repeat ad nauseam. No need for chickens or poor rats, or puppies or whatever hurts your feeling.</blockquote>