Can a ring of spell storing store a spell as a ritual and then cast it in the normal cast time?

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Let's use Silence for example. As a ritual, it takes 10 minutes and 6 seconds to cast, using no spell slot. My understanding is it can be stored in the ring being cast as a ritual.



When consuming the stored spell, does the cast have to use the same cast time as was used to put the spell in the ring or do they have to use the non-ritual cast time, or can they choose?






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    Let's use Silence for example. As a ritual, it takes 10 minutes and 6 seconds to cast, using no spell slot. My understanding is it can be stored in the ring being cast as a ritual.



    When consuming the stored spell, does the cast have to use the same cast time as was used to put the spell in the ring or do they have to use the non-ritual cast time, or can they choose?






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      Let's use Silence for example. As a ritual, it takes 10 minutes and 6 seconds to cast, using no spell slot. My understanding is it can be stored in the ring being cast as a ritual.



      When consuming the stored spell, does the cast have to use the same cast time as was used to put the spell in the ring or do they have to use the non-ritual cast time, or can they choose?






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      Let's use Silence for example. As a ritual, it takes 10 minutes and 6 seconds to cast, using no spell slot. My understanding is it can be stored in the ring being cast as a ritual.



      When consuming the stored spell, does the cast have to use the same cast time as was used to put the spell in the ring or do they have to use the non-ritual cast time, or can they choose?






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          Storing a spell in the ring requires the use of a slot



          From the description of Ring of Spell Storing this is not immediately obvious but it does state that:




          The level of the slot used to cast the spell determines how much space it uses.




          Fortunately, Jeremy Crawford has clarified this in a series of tweets




          Armando Doval‏ @armando_doval



          @JeremyECrawford can you cast a spell into a Ring of Spell Storing without expending a slot? Description seems to assume slot is used.



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          Casting a spell into a ring of spell storing does require a spell slot. #DnD



          AdventuresInLethargy @theactualevan



          I guess ritual casting into a spell storing item is out too, then?



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          Correct



          Uri-AHH!‏ @Panoramic_Panda



          Can you cast a spell into a Ring of Spell Storing from a wand?



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          It requires a spell slot. A wand doesn't expend a spell slot.




          So this means that any method that does not use a spell slot can't be used to store spells in a ring of spell storing.






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          • Nice find! It's the slot level that matters, not the spell level. Which makes sense for upcasting, too.
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          Storing a spell in the ring requires the use of a slot



          From the description of Ring of Spell Storing this is not immediately obvious but it does state that:




          The level of the slot used to cast the spell determines how much space it uses.




          Fortunately, Jeremy Crawford has clarified this in a series of tweets




          Armando Doval‏ @armando_doval



          @JeremyECrawford can you cast a spell into a Ring of Spell Storing without expending a slot? Description seems to assume slot is used.



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          Casting a spell into a ring of spell storing does require a spell slot. #DnD



          AdventuresInLethargy @theactualevan



          I guess ritual casting into a spell storing item is out too, then?



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          Correct



          Uri-AHH!‏ @Panoramic_Panda



          Can you cast a spell into a Ring of Spell Storing from a wand?



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          It requires a spell slot. A wand doesn't expend a spell slot.




          So this means that any method that does not use a spell slot can't be used to store spells in a ring of spell storing.






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          • Nice find! It's the slot level that matters, not the spell level. Which makes sense for upcasting, too.
            – NautArch
            31 mins ago















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          Storing a spell in the ring requires the use of a slot



          From the description of Ring of Spell Storing this is not immediately obvious but it does state that:




          The level of the slot used to cast the spell determines how much space it uses.




          Fortunately, Jeremy Crawford has clarified this in a series of tweets




          Armando Doval‏ @armando_doval



          @JeremyECrawford can you cast a spell into a Ring of Spell Storing without expending a slot? Description seems to assume slot is used.



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          Casting a spell into a ring of spell storing does require a spell slot. #DnD



          AdventuresInLethargy @theactualevan



          I guess ritual casting into a spell storing item is out too, then?



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          Correct



          Uri-AHH!‏ @Panoramic_Panda



          Can you cast a spell into a Ring of Spell Storing from a wand?



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          It requires a spell slot. A wand doesn't expend a spell slot.




          So this means that any method that does not use a spell slot can't be used to store spells in a ring of spell storing.






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          • Nice find! It's the slot level that matters, not the spell level. Which makes sense for upcasting, too.
            – NautArch
            31 mins ago













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          Storing a spell in the ring requires the use of a slot



          From the description of Ring of Spell Storing this is not immediately obvious but it does state that:




          The level of the slot used to cast the spell determines how much space it uses.




          Fortunately, Jeremy Crawford has clarified this in a series of tweets




          Armando Doval‏ @armando_doval



          @JeremyECrawford can you cast a spell into a Ring of Spell Storing without expending a slot? Description seems to assume slot is used.



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          Casting a spell into a ring of spell storing does require a spell slot. #DnD



          AdventuresInLethargy @theactualevan



          I guess ritual casting into a spell storing item is out too, then?



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          Correct



          Uri-AHH!‏ @Panoramic_Panda



          Can you cast a spell into a Ring of Spell Storing from a wand?



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          It requires a spell slot. A wand doesn't expend a spell slot.




          So this means that any method that does not use a spell slot can't be used to store spells in a ring of spell storing.






          share|improve this answer














          Storing a spell in the ring requires the use of a slot



          From the description of Ring of Spell Storing this is not immediately obvious but it does state that:




          The level of the slot used to cast the spell determines how much space it uses.




          Fortunately, Jeremy Crawford has clarified this in a series of tweets




          Armando Doval‏ @armando_doval



          @JeremyECrawford can you cast a spell into a Ring of Spell Storing without expending a slot? Description seems to assume slot is used.



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          Casting a spell into a ring of spell storing does require a spell slot. #DnD



          AdventuresInLethargy @theactualevan



          I guess ritual casting into a spell storing item is out too, then?



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          Correct



          Uri-AHH!‏ @Panoramic_Panda



          Can you cast a spell into a Ring of Spell Storing from a wand?



          Jeremy Crawford @JeremyECrawford



          It requires a spell slot. A wand doesn't expend a spell slot.




          So this means that any method that does not use a spell slot can't be used to store spells in a ring of spell storing.







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          • Nice find! It's the slot level that matters, not the spell level. Which makes sense for upcasting, too.
            – NautArch
            31 mins ago

















          • Nice find! It's the slot level that matters, not the spell level. Which makes sense for upcasting, too.
            – NautArch
            31 mins ago
















          Nice find! It's the slot level that matters, not the spell level. Which makes sense for upcasting, too.
          – NautArch
          31 mins ago





          Nice find! It's the slot level that matters, not the spell level. Which makes sense for upcasting, too.
          – NautArch
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