Dungeons & Dragons: Reference Cards: Spells - Levels 2-3 (EN)

Mid-Level Magic, Always Within Reach

There's a moment at every D&D table when a player flips frantically through the Player's Handbook mid-combat, trying to remember exactly what Misty Step or Counterspell does under pressure. These reference cards exist to eliminate that moment entirely. With the full suite of level 2 and level 3 spells at your fingertips in a physical deck, your spellcaster can spend less time searching and more time shaping the outcome of the adventure.

What's in the Deck

Produced by Wizards of the Coast — the team behind Dungeons & Dragons itself — this card set covers the critical middle tier of spellcasting where the game really opens up. Level 2 and 3 spells are where casters find their identity: the utility of Web and Invisibility, the raw power of Fireball and Lightning Bolt, the versatility that separates a good session from a memorable one. Each card puts the full spell description, components, range, and duration right in the caster's hand — no page-flipping, no lost concentration. The included stat block cards and customizable blanks give your table even more flexibility for homebrew content or frequently used monster references.

Who This Is For

This set is a natural fit for any player running a spellcasting class — Wizard, Sorcerer, Cleric, Druid, Bard, Warlock — at levels 3 through roughly 10, when level 2 and 3 spell slots are doing the heavy lifting. It's equally useful for Dungeon Masters managing NPC spellcasters or prepping encounters on the fly. If you're new to D&D and finding the rulebooks overwhelming, having spells as physical cards is one of the most practical ways to get comfortable with the game. Experienced players will appreciate the speed it brings to high-stakes moments.

Components Worth Noting

The deck includes 63 level 2 spell cards and 52 level 3 spell cards, covering the full breadth of options available across official D&D sourcebooks. Alongside those, you get 8 stat block cards for quick creature reference and 5 customizable cards so you can write in homebrew spells or personal shorthand. A single instruction card rounds out the set. These are designed to pair with the level 0–1 and higher-level card sets for a complete spellbook-at-the-table experience.