D&D 5e Multiclass Spell Slot Calculator

Free D&D 5e multiclass spell slot calculator with correct Artificer rounding, Pact Magic separation, session slot tracking, caster-level milestones, shareable builds, and the full Multiclass Spellcaster table.

Multiclass caster level

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Add class levels to calculate pooled spell slots and Pact Magic

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Presets
Quick dips

Class levels

Max 20 each

Full casters

  • Full caster — all levels count
  • Full caster — all levels count
  • Full caster — all levels count
  • Full caster — all levels count
  • Full caster — all levels count

Half casters

  • Half caster — levels ÷ 2, rounded up
  • Half caster — levels ÷ 2, rounded down
  • Half caster — levels ÷ 2, rounded down

Third casters

  • Third caster — fighter levels ÷ 3, rounded down
  • Third caster — rogue levels ÷ 3, rounded down

Pact Magic

  • Pact Magic — separate short-rest slots

Spell slots

0 total

Long rest — Multiclass Spellcaster table

No pooled spell slots. Add full, half, or third caster levels.

Pact Magic

None

Short or long rest — Warlock only

No warlock levels.

  • Enter class levels to calculate spell slots.
Multiclass Spellcaster table (levels 1–20)
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Calculate pooled 5e multiclass spell slots instantly — including the easy-to-missArtificer round-up, separate Warlock Pact Magic, live caster-level milestones, and a Track mode so you can spend and restore slots at the table.

How to use this calculator

  1. Enter levels for each class (or tap a preset / quick dip).
  2. Read the multiclass caster level banner — that number drives the long-rest table.
  3. Check Spell slots and Pact Magic, plus the next milestone hint.
  4. Switch to Track during play: tap pips to spend slots, then Long rest / Short rest to recover.
  5. Use Share link or Copy to paste into Discord or your character sheet.

Multiclass caster level formula

  • Full casters (Bard, Cleric, Druid, Sorcerer, Wizard): add all levels
  • Paladin & Ranger: add half your levels, rounded down
  • Artificer: add half your levels, rounded up
  • Eldritch Knight & Arcane Trickster: add one-third of your levels, rounded down
  • Warlock: does not add to the multiclass caster level — uses Pact Magic instead

Why this beats a basic slot chart

  • Correct Artificer rounding (many public calculators — including older ones — floor like a paladin).
  • Session tracker: spend and restore slots with Long rest / Short rest.
  • Next-milestone hints so you know what another caster level unlocks.
  • Single-class comparison callouts for half- and third-casters.
  • Shareable URLs, presets, quick dips, and a copyable sheet summary.

Popular multiclass examples

  • Paladin 2 / Sorcerer 18 — smite fuel with a full caster level of 19
  • Warlock 2 / Sorcerer 18 — two short-rest pact slots beside sorcerer slots
  • Artificer 1 / Wizard 19 — CON save proficiency; Artificer still adds 1 caster level
  • Eldritch Knight 3 / Wizard 17 — third-caster dip into wizard progression

Frequently asked questions

How do multiclass spell slots work in D&D 5e?

Add full caster levels, half your paladin/ranger levels (rounded down), half your artificer levels (rounded up), and one-third of Eldritch Knight or Arcane Trickster levels (rounded down). Look up that total on the Multiclass Spellcaster table. Warlock Pact Magic is tracked separately.

Why is Artificer rounded up?

The Artificer rules state that for multiclassing you add half your artificer levels rounded up. Paladin and ranger still round down. Tools that treat artificers exactly like paladins undersell odd-level artillerist dips (Artificer 1 contributes 1 caster level).

Do Warlock slots mix with other spell slots?

You can spend Pact Magic slots and multiclass spell slots interchangeably when casting, but you should track Warlock slots separately because they recharge on a short rest as well as a long rest.

Why do my Paladin or Eldritch Knight slots look different?

Half-casters and third-casters use their own class tables when single-classed. Multiclassing always uses the combined caster level against the Multiclass Spellcaster table, which can grant fewer or more slots than the solo table at the same class level.

Does this cover 2014 and 2024 rules?

Yes for spell-slot progression. The multiclass caster-level formula and Multiclass Spellcaster table are the same in both rules eras. Class features, prepared spells, and known spells still follow your individual class levels.

Can I share a build?

Your levels are stored in the page URL hash and in local browser storage. Use Share link to copy a permalink, or Copy for a sheet-ready text summary.

Can I track spent slots during a session?

Switch to Track mode, then tap slot pips to spend or restore them. Long rest restores everything; short rest restores only Pact Magic.