#metamagic

Twinned Spell

class ability

Update: Scope the final version here

Next is the Ragetouched origin for sorcerers: because sometimes, you just gotta blow goblins stuff up.

As with my other homebrew options, critique is not only welcome but requested - let me know what you think!

Fireball is a 3rd level spell in D&D5e that does 8d6 worth of fire damage. It is an area of effect spell that damages all targets within a 20ft radius sphere centered around a point.

As a 3rd level spell, it deals an average of 28 fire damage to any target (assuming they failed their dexterity save) and an average of 50 fire damage if cast with a 9th level spell slot.

Assuming each square of ground within the target radius was occupied with a medium creature (~50ish) the average, un-saved damage would total 1,400-2,500, depending on which spell slot was used to cast it. With saves, that downscales to 900-1600.

The MAXIMUM theoretical damage of the fireball spell totals at 4,200 damage, which is enough to down 6 Tarrasques if they weren't already immune to fire damage.

So, I’m insanely obsessed with Wandavision, as are most people I see online, and a huge part of that is to do with Wanda. Her powers, her strength, her love for her family that ingratiate her to audiences. So the question is, how would you play a character so powerful in the MCU? Here are couple of builds I’ve seen that would play as a psychic reality warper with just a bit of a god-complex:

Firstly, Wanda is almost always a Mutant, or a variation on Human, so most likely she would be Human Variant, Shifter, or one of the newer UA races. 

If you do go with Human Variant, feats like Telekenetic, Metamagic Adept, War Caster or even Resiliant could promote whichever aspects of Wanda’s character you want to enhance (Her powers, personality, or experiences)

Class wise, Wanda is built almost exactly like a sorcerer, but there are a few other options that could work

If you do want to go the sorcerer route, Abberant Sorcerer is the closest match to her skill set, especially in the MCU. Touch worlds beyond your own, communicate with allies across distances, and cast magics of insane power.

If you want to go with something more chaotic, Wild Magic Sorcerer is the class with the biggest chances for consequences and rewards, paid out in equal measure. 

Outside of sorcerer, Wanda’s relationship with several different powerful magic users could make her a warlock, with her powers befiting the Fiend for their offensive capabilities, or the Great Old one to enhance the psionic options.  

Another go at a prestige class from 3.5, the Magical Trickster! Updated for 5e and given a shortened list of skill tricks to choose from. Enjoy!