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#False Equivalence SayingSaying that it would require a 3rd level spellcaster to make the Common item does not mean it is a 3rd level spell.

It's a magic item that isn't producing a spell.

##It's a magic item that isn't producing a spell. AsAs you quoted, dispel magic removes the effects of a spell of 3rd level or lower. It ends spells and spells only.

What happens to your spell slot?

##What happens to your spell slot? This question handles invalid spell targets, but the crux is the optional rule in Xanathar's that would suggest the loss of spell slot.

#False Equivalence Saying that it would require a 3rd level spellcaster to make the Common item does not mean it is a 3rd level spell.

##It's a magic item that isn't producing a spell. As you quoted, dispel magic removes the effects of a spell of 3rd level or lower. It ends spells and spells only.

##What happens to your spell slot? This question handles invalid spell targets, but the crux is the optional rule in Xanathar's that would suggest the loss of spell slot.

False Equivalence

Saying that it would require a 3rd level spellcaster to make the Common item does not mean it is a 3rd level spell.

It's a magic item that isn't producing a spell.

As you quoted, dispel magic removes the effects of a spell of 3rd level or lower. It ends spells and spells only.

What happens to your spell slot?

This question handles invalid spell targets, but the crux is the optional rule in Xanathar's that would suggest the loss of spell slot.

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#False Equivalence Saying that it would require a 3rd level spellcaster to make the Common item does not mean it is a 3rd level spell.

##It's a magic item that isn't producing a spell. As you quoted, dispel magic removes the effects of a spell of 3rd level or lower. It ends spells and spells only.

##What happens to your spell slot? This question handles invalid spell targets, but the crux is the optional rule in Xanathar's that would suggest the loss of spell slot.