Coming of age ceremony?

[Dr. Electrocutioner]

I just started.
Shadowheart is levelling up from first to second.

She can get aceremony spell that costs 25 gold for bless water, coming of age, or dedication.

What are these things and how are they used in game?

[Quillithe]

Sounds like a mod to me

[Kernest]

Yeah, none of these things sound like anything from the base game, unless you're trying to translate from some other language.

[Dr. Electrocutioner]

Originally posted by Quillithe:

Sounds like a mod to me

Possible.
I am running a mod called 5e spells, but still... What does it do?

[>//The_FALCON]

well its a mod so obviously nobody knows except the mod maker. maybe go to the mod page and look it up

[Moonbane]

Dont install mods you have no idea what they do.

[Hatz]

that mod add almost all spells from 5e D&D to the game , so... just look for the spell in the manual of D&D
http://dnd5e.wikidot.com/spell:ceremony

[seeker1]

The Ceremony spell is one added to the game by the 5E Spells Addon mod. Clearly you have used that mod.

Of spells added by that mod, it seemed one of the least interesting; never used it (but that said almost every Cleric spell it adds is close to useless).

As for all other commentary, it's your game, do what you like, but Ceremony is not in the vanilla game. I've run into issues in the past, I have some minor ones right now that I'm mostly blaming "mod fixer" for, but all in all, adding spells to this game as that mod does is a very enjoyable addition. Most of those spells, anyway. Ceremony is pointless. Now things like Synaptic Static and Steel Wind Strike ... mmm, tasty.

Now, if only I could get the 5E Addon Spells and PF2E spells to play well together; but that is my problem, because I can't use Compatibility Framework, sigh. I can say adding the Secret Scrolls 5E Mod is very useful, as there are now learnable scrolls for all of the added spells. The way they are added to spell lists is ... inconsistent.

[ChaosEsper(Jakx)]

Theoretically the effects of ceremony would be:

- Bless Water: Create a unit of holy water
- Coming of Age: +1d4 to ability checks until next Long Rest
- Dedication: +1d4 to saving throws until next Long Rest.

That's how the spell functions in 5e (though coming of age and dedication are once per lifetime benefits). No guarantees that's how it's programmed to work by the mod creator though.