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<blockquote data-quote="Kobold Boots" data-source="post: 7742532" data-attributes="member: 92239">If I read the article correctly, cantrips now cast at the highest level of casting that a caster can use.&nbsp; So if you're casting that 7th level regen, your cantrip casts at 7th level.&nbsp; I'd imagine that lower level casters are going to have a hard time offsetting higher level spells.No example to go on so who knows, but I'd wager that non-magical sounds would not work, but if the magic on an instrument were stronger than the casting level of area of silence, boom.Unlikely as previous material has classified some spells as costing one action, some costing two due to length of casting and now we've seen rituals.&nbsp; While they could get that granular and say that spells with only one component are one action and those with two are two actions, It feels like that's too complicated for where they're going.No opinion here.&nbsp; I'd rather read the rulebook fully.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kobold Boots, post: 7742532, member: 92239"] If I read the article correctly, cantrips now cast at the highest level of casting that a caster can use. So if you're casting that 7th level regen, your cantrip casts at 7th level. I'd imagine that lower level casters are going to have a hard time offsetting higher level spells. No example to go on so who knows, but I'd wager that non-magical sounds would not work, but if the magic on an instrument were stronger than the casting level of area of silence, boom. Unlikely as previous material has classified some spells as costing one action, some costing two due to length of casting and now we've seen rituals. While they could get that granular and say that spells with only one component are one action and those with two are two actions, It feels like that's too complicated for where they're going. No opinion here. I'd rather read the rulebook fully. [/QUOTE]

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