Dungeons & Dragons Reference Cards Spells Levels 4-5
$19.99
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Monmouth Cards · RPGs · Dungeons & Dragons
Dungeons & Dragons Reference Cards Spells Levels 4-5
Keep higher-level spells within easy reach at the table.
Built for faster play and easier spell management, this Dungeons & Dragons reference card deck puts level 4 and level 5 spells from the 5.5e Core Rules in your hands. It is a practical table aid for players who want key spell information visible without flipping through the rulebook during every turn.
What's inside: 41 level 4 spell cards, 48 level 5 spell cards, 13 stat block cards, 5 customizable cards, and 1 instruction card.
Product highlights
- Focused spell range: This deck covers level 4 and level 5 spells, making it a useful upgrade for characters moving into stronger mid-tier magic.
- Rules at your fingertips: The cards are designed to keep key spell details visible so turns can move faster and table reference is easier.
- Built for 5.5e Core Rules play: The official product line states these spell cards pull from the 5.5e Core Rules rather than acting as a generic third-party accessory.
- Extra utility cards included: In addition to the spell cards, the deck also includes stat block cards and customizable cards for added table flexibility.
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Product questions
What does this deck include?
This reference card set includes 41 level 4 spell cards, 48 level 5 spell cards, 13 stat block cards, 5 customizable cards, and 1 instruction card.
Who is this deck best for?
It is best suited for Dungeons & Dragons players who want faster access to level 4 and level 5 spells during play, especially when managing a growing spell list at the table.
Is this a full spell line for every level?
No. This specific deck is focused on spells from levels 4 through 5. Other reference card decks are sold separately for additional spell levels.
If your character's spell list is growing, this official D&D reference deck is an easy way to keep higher-level magic organized and ready for game night.
