r/dndmemes Karsus Expert Nov 08 '24

Good Job WotC Lore meme

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u/TobiasCB Nov 09 '24

Fun fact! The requirement of preparing spells and then forgetting them after casting is called Vancian magic, also named after Jack Vance. In D&D you see this in spellcasters who need to prepare their spells, and lore wise it's how magic the gathering works.

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u/KENBONEISCOOL444 Nov 09 '24

Forgetting the spells? Why would someone forget their spell after casting it?

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u/Dodgimusprime Nov 09 '24

I assume its something along the lines of imagine preparing your spells by separating the components or whatever into little sandwich bags and writing "fireball" with a marker on one, and "hold person" on another. As the wizard, you reach in, cast the spell, and next time you go to cast it, you see the bag is gone and, because youre smart and know how magic works, think "well, must have cast that one already... explains why everything is on fire"

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u/KENBONEISCOOL444 Nov 09 '24

Oohh what makes sense