Action Surge does not interact in any way with the bonus action-action spell rule (other than being limited in the same way as other spells if you use a bonus action spell). The bonus action-action rule is only used for spells with a bonus action casting time.spells with a bonus-action...
This can be taken to literally mean that you must use your bonus action only if you have not used it yet. However, the rules don't say what happens if you have already used your bonus action when you attempt to cast the spell. To me, the wording seems to imply that such a clause ...
The point here is that you aren't permitted from casting twice at all. The only thing is that one action must be move. So when you've used this spell that allows you to carry over a bonus action to the next round, then you could in theory cast two spells (I think) and still ...
Chance. You sent me an easy question, so you get an answer. I’ll tell you what I do with spellcasting monsters. I don’t use them. I mean, I do have monsters that cast magic spells. But they aren’t spellcasters. They don’t need to be. ...
A spell with a casting time of one action can only be cast as an action, not as a bonus action. See the basic rules for casting time: Most spells require a single action to cast, but some spells require a bonus action, a reaction, or much more time to cast. A spell specifies if...
You could even do things that require an action, if you had a way to get a second action in a round, like for example the Fighter’s action surge feature could grant you, as long as they do not break your concentration. For example, casting shield of faith is a bonus action spell ...
Second, reduce the number of spells you need to deal with. If you limit it to an innate feature of the BBEG, then you need only deal with a very finite list of spells. There are about70-ish75spells with a longer than 1 Action casting time(quick search so I might be off), but ...