Spell links

← API typesspellLinks are returned by several functions, e.g. GetSpellLink(), etc.In essence, they are spellStrings with additional formatting to make in-game text controls display them as clickable hyperlinks.|cff71d5ff|Hspell:10060|h[Power Infusion]|h|rBroken up in its components:"|cff71d5ff" – Colorizes the link with a blue/cyan color (all spell links are blue)The first two characters after pipe-c may be the alpha level, where ff is fully opaque.The next three sets of two characters represent the red, green, and blue levels, just like HTML."|H" – "Hyperlink link data starts here""spell:10060" – Read more at spellString."|h" – "End of link, text follows""[Power Infusion]" – The actual text displayed"|h" – "End of hyperlink""|r" – Restores color to normalYou can extract the spellString from a given spellLink with the following pattern:local found, _, spellString = string.find(spellLink, "^|c%x+|H(.+)|h%[.*%]")Note: The format of the link is similar for enchant, spell and quest links, with merely the "spellstring" changing. See spellString, itemString, enchantString and questStringPrinting links for debug[]Printing out the contents of an spell link is perhaps not so obvious; displaying it anywhere in-game will just show you a clickable link. Reformat it slightly to ruin the escape sequences and you'll see what it really looks like:link = GetSpellLink(spell);printable = gsub(link, "\124", "\124\124");ChatFrame1:AddMessage("Here's what it really looks like: "" .. printable .. """);"124" is the ascii value of the "|" character. If you are writing this in a regular .lua file, feel free to go ahead and just use "|" and "||". However, if you're typing it in an in-game editor, it's better to use the ascii code escape to avoid problems.

“Rune of Denial” by 000Fesbra000, CC Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 LicenseDisclaimer: This article contains affiliate links that add gold to our coffers.Counterspell3rd-level abjurationCasting Time: 1 reaction, which you take when you see a creature within 60 feet of you casting a spell.Range: 60 feetComponents: SDuration: InstantaneousYou attempt to interrupt a creature in the process of casting a spell. If the creature is casting a spell of 3rd level or lower, its spell fails and has no effect. If it is casting a spell of 4th level or higher, make an ability check using your spellcasting ability. The DC equals 10 + the spell’s level. On a success, the creature’s spell fails and has no effect.At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 4th level or higher, the interrupted spell has no effect if its level is less than or equal to the level of the spell slot you used.Quicklinks:PremiseQuestions AnsweredNew RuleCombating CounterspellUsing CounterspellConclusionPremiseCasting Counterspell feels like snapping your fingers to ruin someone’s fun, which is accurate since the spell’s only component is somatic. It is a controversial spell that robs a character of an action with little downside (a used reaction and a third-level (or higher) spell slot). Negating someone’s action with a reaction is pretty slick in battles where action economy is king.A compelling example of Counterspell’s power was in the final boss fight of Critical Role’s season one campaign. Vox Machina faced a supremely powerful spellcaster, but even that godlike enemy was several times thwarted by Counterspell. It’s admittedly critical to negate an enemy’s powerful spells with just a reaction, especially when those powerful spells enable enemies to escape from combat or straight up slay party members.Inversely, when an enemy spellcaster uses Counterspell on a PC, that character’s player likely feels robbed, deflated,

Disclosure: Wiccan Gathering is reader-supported, so posts may contain affiliate links. When you click on affiliate links on our site, we may earn a small commission, at zero cost to you. If you enjoyed our content and want to pay it forward (even if you don’t intend to buy anything) please click on any of our product links. Blessed be!Everyone experiences a sleepless night here and there. It can be due to the stress of everyday life, anxiety, or just overthinking. It can happen at the worst moments when you have a big day tomorrow, or when you need to relax but can’t. Luckily, there are many Wiccan spells for sleep that can help you get a good night’s rest.Here are 10 important Wiccan spells to cast for better sleep: Basic Sleep ChantCandle Sleep SpellSleep-Inducing Charm SpellPillow Sleep SpellTea Sleep SpellSleep Spell JarCrystal Sleep SpellSleep BlessingGuided Sleep Meditation Water or Sage Cleanse for SleepWicca and spellwork are all about intention, and you must believe in the spell for the magick to work in your favor. With that said, here are a few Wiccan spell suggestions to help you drift into a cozy slumber after you’ve gotten yourself comfortable with fresh sheets and soft sleepwear. The rest of this article will help guide you in the right direction for better sleep. 1. Basic Sleep ChantChanting can be profoundly effective in casting, since the cadence will solidify your intention. Words hold power, and with power comes manifestation.Spellwork and witchcraft are about molding your practice to meet your own needs. You can find a simple sleep chant that you can repeat in a quiet place before bed, or you could write a chant of your own. Whatever works best for you!A simple sleep chant, such as this one from My Wiccan Followers, could resemble the following:“Goddess above, queen of the night,Allow me to sleep in your healing light,Restful sleep come to me,Relax my body, let my mind be free,Grant me calm and peace tonight,And let me wake, in the God’s golden light.”My Wiccan FollowersThe wordage of the above sleep spell chant is changeable to fit your belief system. It’s solely a reference to help you get started. Chanting is an ancient practice that has a scientific basis for being positively beneficial. It can reduce stress levels, anxiety, and even depression.Not only is chanting an ancient practice, but it can help ease the same