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Neither Bless is "more potent"

They both allow the affected person to add 1d4 to an attack roll or saving throw - this is the same potency. The player does not know ahead of time the result of either roll so there is no difference between the effect - add 1d4.

Therefore the DM decides.

For most practical purposes, it doesn't matter

If a character is under the effects of 2 (or more) Bless spells, then they can choose to use one and that one no longer affects them. They can then use another on a subsequent roll (and so on).

Bless has a duration of 1 minute which is plenty to cover any single combat so deciding which Bless was used and which wasn't has little practical effect apart from knowing which caster has to keeep concentarting and which doesn't.

Neither Bless is "more potent"

Therefore the DM decides.

For most practical purposes, it doesn't matter

If a character is under the effects of 2 (or more) Bless spells, then they can choose to use one and that one no longer affects them. They can then use another on a subsequent roll (and so on).

Bless has a duration of 1 minute which is plenty to cover any single combat so deciding which Bless was used and which wasn't has little practical effect apart from knowing which caster has to keeep concentarting and which doesn't.

Neither Bless is "more potent"

They both allow the affected person to add 1d4 to an attack roll or saving throw - this is the same potency. The player does not know ahead of time the result of either roll so there is no difference between the effect - add 1d4.

Therefore the DM decides.

For most practical purposes, it doesn't matter

If a character is under the effects of 2 (or more) Bless spells, then they can choose to use one and that one no longer affects them. They can then use another on a subsequent roll (and so on).

Bless has a duration of 1 minute which is plenty to cover any single combat so deciding which Bless was used and which wasn't has little practical effect apart from knowing which caster has to keeep concentarting and which doesn't.

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Dale M
Dale M
  • 216k
  • 42
  • 545
  • 912

Neither Bless is "more potent"

Therefore the DM decides.

For most practical purposes, it doesn't matter

If a character is under the effects of 2 (or more) Bless spells, then they can choose to use one and that one no longer affects them. They can then use another on a subsequent roll (and so on).

Bless has a duration of 1 minute which is plenty to cover any single combat so deciding which Bless was used and which wasn't has little practical effect apart from knowing which caster has to keeep concentarting and which doesn't.