Can Spells Be Cast While Staggered?

Casting a spell counts against your daily limit for spells you cast of that spell level, but you can cast the same spell again if you haven’t reached your limit. You can choose which spells your character can access by checking your “spell slots”.

While in the AoE of a Silence spell, you cannot cast spells with a Verbal component. If a spellcaster’s hands are bound or manacled, the DM may decide this is necessary. All spells provoke attacks of opportunity, so while grappled, you have -2 to your ACs. The biggest problem is that you cannot cast spells or concentrate on them while raging, cutting out concentration spell and direct use.

Any item can be repaired with a mending or make a whole spell cast by a character with a caster level equal to or higher than the item’s level. Items lose the broken condition if the item is magical. Casting in armor requires training to cast spells while wearing it, as it is otherwise too hampered by the armor for spellcasting.

Staggers can have double and triple hits depending on the enemy and knockback. It’s still a good option for spellcasting against big bad guys, as often 1 round less of full attacks can make all the difference. The script should have only one property, your “MyStaggerSpell”, and you can find your stagger spell from the drop-down menu.

A 5-foot step is permitted while slowed or staggered. However, the staggered condition limits the creature’s ability to take a single move action or standard action each. Therefore, you cannot cast spells during your untap step, and no creature will ever have priority during the untap step.

Illusion and paralyze spells are helpful to cast before attempting master destruction spells. This little mod should hinder enemies from staggering you while trying to cast any master spell.


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Can spells stagger Elden Ring?

Magic does not work on Poise in Elden Ring, but some sorceries and incantations do have a stagger mechanic, especially those with a physical/gravity aspect. The Rock Sling spell can stagger even bosses at a distance. Staggering is an excellent example of how players can use magic to break an enemy’s poise and stagger them. In Elden Ring, staggering is a clear advantage, especially when facing heavily-armored opponents or trying to break a boss’s moveset before it utterly destroys you. While some mechanics behind staggering are still a little fuzzy, it is possible to turn into a stagger master by understanding how to use it effectively.

Can you cast spells during a long rest?
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Can you cast spells during a long rest?

Rest casting is a strategy where a party can rest cast with their entire slate of spell slots after a day of downtime. The most common spells to rest cast are aid, death ward, and gift of alacrity. These spells are likely to be cast regardless of downtime, so a day of downtime may result in more death wards. However, these spells don’t allow for steamrolling encounters but rather provide a greater margin of error for encounter balance. Rest cast spells generally buff the whole party, and can be used to either hoard or spread them to support players who are deeply attached to their characters.

There’s not much difference between having a day of downtime and having an easy adventuring day in rest casting. However, some DMs still prefer using spell slots from a downtime day to increase survivability for the next adventuring day. A compromise could be treating rest cast slots as coming from the previous adventuring day, which is neither particularly game-breaking.

Can you cast other spells while concentrating on a spell?
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Can you cast other spells while concentrating on a spell?

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Can you stance break with magic Elden Ring?
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Can you stance break with magic Elden Ring?

Elden Ring players can reliably Stance Break using Spell and Incantation attacks, not just Strength Builds. However, there is no in-game indicator for Stance Damage, so players must test it themselves. New Sorceries and Incantations from the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC offer strong Stance Damage options. Players should not assume that the Stance Break mechanic is reserved for heavy Strength Builds, as both types can Stance Break reliably using the right attacks.

There is no in-game number that tells players how much Stance Damage an attack, Spell, or Incantation inflicts, so players must test it out. After extensive testing, some of the best Sorceries and Incantations to use in Elden Ring to Stance Break any enemy are listed.

Can you cast shield while dual wielding?

The Warcaster feat permits the performance of somatic spell components even when weapons or a shield are being used in one or both hands, thereby indicating that the term “weapons” is plural.

Does casting a spell break a rest?

The casting of spells constitutes an interruption to the long rest, yet unless the spell in question persists for a period exceeding one hour, the aforementioned rest may be resumed. This indicates that a period of rest lasting seven hours is permissible. A period of five hours may be spent casting a spell, after which the remaining half an hour may be spent resting in order to complete the long rest and enjoy its benefits.

Can you use spells while dual wielding Elden Ring?

In practice, the casting of sorceries and incantations is accomplished with the use of a single catalyst in each hand. However, the casting of spells does not involve the use of both catalysts.

Can you cast spells while bound?
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Can you cast spells while bound?

In the Dungeons and Dragons multiverse, magic spells require casters to speak and move their hands. Some spells can be cast without the somatic component, allowing casters to use magic even while bound by restraints. D and D’s Weave of Magic allows casters to access spells but requires strict rules.

Spells in the D and D Player’s Handbook have a Components section with letters V, S, and M. V stands for verbal, meaning casters need to talk to use their spells. S stands for somatic, meaning casters need at least one hand to perform the gestures necessary for the spell. M stands for material, meaning casters need an item to cast the spell. Most DMs assume casters have any components needed, unless their possessions have been taken away or if they cost money.

Spellcasters in D and D can be powerful, but their restrictions mean they have weaknesses that can be exploited. Some exceptions include the sorcerer’s Subtle Spell Metamagic ability, which allows them to ignore verbal and somatic components but costs a Sorcery Point. If a caster ends up with their hands tied, they still have options, as some spells only require a verbal component.

Can you cast spells during combat?
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Can you cast spells during combat?

A spell that states it can be cast “only before (or after) attackers are declared” refers to the turn-based action of declaring attackers. It can be cast before or after the declare attackers step begins, regardless of whether any attackers are actually declared. A spell that states it can be cast “only before (or after) blockers are declared” refers to the turn-based action of declaring blockers. Some spells may be cast during combat or during a certain player’s combat phase, depending on the criteria described in rule 506. 7. If a turn has multiple combat phases, such spells may be cast at an appropriate time during any of them.

Some spells may be cast “only before (or after) a particular point in the combat phase” but don’t meet the additional criteria described in rule 506. 7c. If a spell states it can be cast “only before (or after) a particular point in the combat phase”, it may be cast only before the declare attackers step ends or before the precombat main phase ends. If a spell states it can be cast “only during combat after blockers are declared”, but the declare blockers step is skipped, the spell may not be cast during that phase.

Rules 506. 7 and 506. 7a–f apply to abilities that can be activated only at certain times with respect to combat, just as they apply to spells that can be cast only at certain times.

Can you cast a cantrip and a spell in the same turn?
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Can you cast a cantrip and a spell in the same turn?

In this game, the action economy is based on a system of four basic actions: one action, one bonus action, one reaction, and one move per turn. However, a cantrip, which is a spell that can be cast with a single action, is an exception to this rule.


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  • Whoever has Time Materia and access to stop, should equip with the Taro Card. It extends the Stop duration. Furthermore, if you have the person using Stop also have +10% Debuff duration on their weapon upgrade, it prolongs at least an additional second. Additionally, if you use stop on the same target repetitively, it’s effect get reduce to the point that they eventually become immune to it. Sucks it doesn’t work the other way around for our characters (we always fall asleep or get stopped all the time). I was testing this on Rude when fighting him, thought I could play around with him for a bit, but eventually Stop no longer works on him.

  • damn, thats new for me man,, the game really never fails to amaze me with the mechanics,, in the orig ff7, best way to use status illness materia is to combine it with added effect,, it works kinda like the elemental materia, like if u use it with poison and put it in wpn, your attacks can inflict poison, and if in shield, can resist to poison, im suprised it never made it here, maybe because if u use it with the stop materia, you will be so op, hehe

  • I didn’t know Focus Attacks increases the Stagger meter a ton when the enemy is pressured. So that’s what they meant. Man, I’m learning new stuff everyday with you guide. Thank you very much! I didn’t care for the Time materia either but this guide makes me want to try it after hearing it freezes stagger gauge. Hopefully, it goes well.

  • I get the most Stagger Damage by doing Rising Fall > Omnistrike > Charge > Omnistrike > Charge > Omni strike. Omni strike is much quicker than uppercut. It does something 15% Stagger increase. I guess if you’re 1v1 doing the whole combo might help but I typically finish enemies with infinity edge. I’ll start infinity edge on cloud and then spam stagger building skills.

  • Was actually surprised by the stop effect on stagger. Tkx. Also, if you haven’t tried before, you mentioned that Tifa’s triangle attacks are the only ones that increase stagger damage… I believe that she has another, the skill learned from the pink gloves, true strike. If I’m not mistaken, it increases stagger damage by about 30%.

  • “In the original FF7 I never cared or used stop” And that is true for most FFs. The enemies that you can Stop die easily so you don’t need it. The enemies that are hard and you could benefit from it are immune or hard to inflict (high magic evasion combined with low spell hit rate), but even if you do hit they have heavy (like boss) status so the effect is very very short. FF7 unlike other FFs has has a secure way to do it trough Dazers. That is why you may see it used by experienced players in low level challenges or enigmatic boss battles as Ruby.

  • So wait, with Tifa you should use Rise & Fall, Omnistrike then Uppercut, all back to back to back while the enemy is Staggered? I figured it was most efficient to at least string in a regular basic attack combo in between each one first, but is that not the case for some reason? I’m just so used to doing a basic Square button combo string in between Triangle button presses, is this not always the way to go & if not, why?

  • True Strike greatly increases the stagger damage %. I’m not sure how fast one can do them back to back, but I think i did once with the Chokobo in VR to get the Parry Materia for Battle Intel and I was over 300% Stagger Damage. Always worth testing though or with other combo or Starshower since it buffs the next ability done. However, I really enjoy the details in the understanding of pressuring enemies.

  • Whoah, after so many things that I knew about the game, I actually didn’t know that the focus attacks for each character fill stagger much more when they’re pressured (I mean, it makes complete sense as the same would be true for standard attacks but this also alters the strategy pretty significantly)! This game’s been out for exactly two months now and I only just learned this! Also, I didn’t know about the stop spell freezing the focus gage after the enemy is staggered. That’s probably one viable way to get the 200% stagger achievement.

  • In original i used added effect + Time and added effect + hadies. A sword swipe will slow enemies and mess them up with random status effects. A 2nd swipe will stop them completely and add even more status effects. I like the original better then this reskinned dmc rip off. No real variation on Materia combos. They gave us the most basic spells and watered down Materia system. All characters need the same set up to be good. Hard mode is just a rip off to make the game longer. You take away the crazy health bars enemies have, take away all the extra story crap like biker guy who shows up for the first few chapters and just goes away {Pointless bullshit} and you have a 20 dollar psn game. It took them how many years to come up with this? I call bullshit.

  • It’s funny how I beat this game 4 years ago, but I never really learned how to play the game until now. I basically put myself on hard mode by not using all of the proper mechanics. Oh I’m fine at using spells and targeting weaknesses, but when it came to action and combos and putting attacks together etc, I had no clue 😂. I am now replaying this game and perusal these articles to pick up tips and it is dramatically increasing my enjoyment of this playthrough.

  • Aerith may not have a Focus attack but she has Soul Drain which allows her to drain extra MP on staggered enemies & Judgement Beam that does extra damage on staggered enemies, also Fleeting Familiar + Arcane Ward + Magnified Offensive Magic is crazy good making her one of the best at pressuring & staggering enemies from range.

  • It’s not just damage. Certain attacks put enemies under pressures or certain combos. (E.G) when in punisher mode with cloud holding square to do his berserk attack on fat chokobo will instantly put it under pressures if it’s not in a state where it can’t be interrupted. Or for smaller enemies his first attack in punisher will launch light weight enemies and put them under pressure same goes for his 3rd and 5th attacks while in operator mode, tifas uppercut with holding square or triangle to use whirlwind will pressure most flying or floating enemies. Barrett’s full combo until he reloads are good for grounded and floating enemies as well

  • Just if anybody hasn’t figured it out, when you assess enemies, their data should be permanently kept in your data base. So during an engaged battle, just press the giant center touchpad button (map button) to bring that info up again. No need to reassess again. Figured that out later than I would have wanted.

  • Stopping a pressured enemy also keeps them in the pressured state. I’ve been using that on a bunch of bosses/enemies with that quickly recover from pressure, like Rude. I’m trying out a hard mode run where I do minimal attack boost upgrades on weapons. Consequently, I’ve been having a lot of fun with time/binding materia. For example you can interrupt several dangerous moves, even from bosses, with Sleep; and you can Berserk while they’re staggered so they take more damage while not being able to benefit from the power boost

  • Fun materia combos i’ve found Tifa with the parry materia can cancel the landing animation of Focus strike, letting you get another one off faster than using the two back to back. maxed out ATB stagger materia makes this a near infinite loop because focus strike gives you just enough ATB to use another focus strike after parry Deadly dodge on ranged Barret can hit in a wider cone than any other character, and because of Steelskin it can’t be interupted. The Elemental materia you can also nab pretty early in the game lets Barret make incredibly short work of any machine weak to lightning and stagger them in 2-3 reps of this. careful when using elemental against enemies resistant to lightning though. Magnifiy materia and any offensive spell materia on Aerith is just funny, especially once arcane ward is down. Firagas just go bouncing around nuking targets. Generally just best to save Magnifiy for healing though, since her Curaga can full heal anyone.

  • The only ones that can increase stagger damage? Um sir… True Strike. Rise and Fall into True Strike into Omnistrike into True Strike into Whirlwind. This combo can be done while Cloud is winding up Infinity’s End also. Highest I’ve gotten up to was 320% only because the boss ran out of HP not because I ran out of stagger uptime. It helps having ATB Stagger Boost on Tifa since it will grant her full 2/3 ATB when she lands staggers someone.

  • You said there’s an indicator by the enemies health that tells you how much longer they have in Stop before they can move again? I still don’t see it and I’ve been looking for the last 5 minutes at a still screen. I see the Stop icon, but what does that have to do with how much time is left for the Stop effect? I’m not seeing it…. EDIT – Lol nevermind, I see it now. It was hard to see the gauge moving in the short amount of time the screen was zoomed, that’s my badd for not noticing. I actually noticed that before for other status effects, pretty neat touch.

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