Wild Magic - Sorcerer Subclass

Wild Magic Surge; Tides of Chaos

1st level

Spellcasting can trigger random magical surges, and you can gain advantage on one roll before requiring a surge or rest to recharge.

Bend Luck

6th level

Spend sorcery points as a reaction A stylized reaction icon. D&D Portal - Reaction Action rule Reaction is an action economy rule used to describe what a creature can do on its turn. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/rules/actions/reaction/ to add or subtract a d4 from another creature’s roll.

Controlled Chaos

14th level

Roll twice for Wild Magic Surge and choose either result.

Spell Bombardment

18th level

When rolling maximum on a spell A stylized spell icon representing spells. D&D Portal - Spells Spellcasting rule Spells is a spellcasting rule used by spells, class features, and magical effects. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/rules/spellcasting/spells/-damage die, roll one additional die once per turn.

FAQ

What is the Wild Magic subclass?

Wild Magic is a specialised subclass option that builds on the features and progression of its parent class.

Read more: Wild Magic A stylized Sorcerer class icon. D&D Portal - Wild Magic Sorcerer subclass Random surges, Bend Luck, and controlled chaos. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/classes/sorcerer/wild-magic/

How does the Wild Magic subclass work?

The Wild Magic subclass changes the character’s play style through its own feature progression.

What features does a Wild Magic get?

The subclass page lists the features gained by a Wild Magic and explains their effects.

Is Wild Magic a good subclass?

Whether Wild Magic is a good choice depends on the role, abilities, and play style you want for the character.

How do you play a Wild Magic?

Use the subclass features to specialise the normal class play pattern and support the role you chose.