Cantrip

A source of rare cantrips.

See also: Rare cantrip

A cantrip a special spell whose magic is so inconsequential that a spellcaster might cast it without limit. Nevertheless, spellcasters such as wizards who prepare their spells must still do so for cantrips in order to memorize them for casting.¹²

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↑ Logan Bonner, et al. “Spells” in Player Core, 298. Paizo Inc., 2023
↑ In Pathfinder First Edition, cantrips were limited to arcane magic spellcasters, such as wizards and sorcerers. Other classes, such as clerics, druids, and inquisitors, had equivalent 0-level spells called orisons. Pathfinder Second Edition removed this distinction and refers to all such spells as cantrips.

External links

Cantrip rules on Archives of Nethys for Pathfinder Second Edition

[player-core-298-1] Logan Bonner, et al. “Spells” in Player Core, 298. Paizo Inc., 2023

[2] In Pathfinder First Edition, cantrips were limited to arcane magic spellcasters, such as wizards and sorcerers. Other classes, such as clerics, druids, and inquisitors, had equivalent 0-level spells called orisons. Pathfinder Second Edition removed this distinction and refers to all such spells as cantrips.

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