Some notes on this spell sorter:

• It doesn’t really work on mobile.

• 0s represent NO and 1s represent YES. A blank cell is also usually a NO, but for the “Cons.” column, a blank cell means there is no material component to consume, whereas 0 means there is a material component, but it isn’t consumed.

• The “Cost” column is usually just one number, and the “Cons.” column indicates whether that cost is consumed. If you see “1000/2000” in the cost column, that means that the 1,000 gp material is not consumed, and the 2,000 gp material is consumed.

  Additionally, if you see “500x”, that means the spell can cost any multiple of 500, dependent on the number of spell targets.

• Class columns marked “TCoE” mean that the spell was added to the class’s optional, additional class spell list given in Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything.

• The “Avg Num” columns assume that damaging spells land or that their saving throws are failed.

• You might disagree with some of the choices I made in my spell effects columns.

• Saving throw columns indicate any possible saving throw a spell might force. For instance, Symbol has 4 saving throws associated with it, even though one spell cast wouldn’t force all 4.

• The AoE column counts typical area of effect spells, as well as those that target multiple allies.

• The damage type columns indicate any possible damage a spell can cause.