How does the spell forcecage work?

The spell Forcecage allows you to create a prison in the shape of either a cage with bars, or a closed box. Escaping the Forcecage is (obviously) meant to be difficult: A creature inside the cage can’t leave it by nonmagical means.

How does disdisintegrate work with a forcecage?

Disintegrate seems like it would work in this case, whether the caster is inside or not. A forcecage is specifically a “prison composed of magical force”, and disintegrate can target a “creation of magical force”, so it’s a valid target, and it “automatically disintegrates” a ten-foot cube out of a creation of force that’s Large or larger.

Can a Disintegrate spell open a hole in a forcecage?

A forcecage is specifically a “prison composed of magical force”, and disintegrate can target a “creation of magical force”, so it’s a valid target, and it “automatically disintegrates” a ten-foot cube out of a creation of force that’s Large or larger. I can’t see any reason a disintegrate spell would not work to open a hole in a forcecage.

How do you escape the force cage?

Escaping the Forcecage is (obviously) meant to be difficult: A creature inside the cage can’t leave it by nonmagical means. If the creature tries to use teleportation or interplanar travel to leave the cage, it must first make a Charisma saving throw.

Is force Cage a good spell for a druid caster?

Casting Misty Step a bunch of times, since it’s just a 2nd-level-spell and you’re likely to suceed on the Charisma save eventually. So, in the end, Forcecage with its cage shape seems like it’s most likely a waste when used on a caster, especially a druid.

Is wall of force and forcecage bad?

The basic problem with Wall of Force and Forcecage is that they have no associated save, allowing enemies to be easily cordoned off. (Wall of Force is probably the most problematic since it is 5th-level, but Forcecage not being a concentration spell is also a major strength.)