Does an Eldritch Knight need a free hand to cast Eldritch Blast? An insightful question that sparks an active debate among the devoted crowd of Dungeons and Dragons.
Does an Eldritch Knight need a free hand to cast Eldritch Blast?
According to reliable sources, an Eldritch Knight can indeed cast its signature spell, Eldritch Blast ([PHB], page???), without having to commit a free hand, for that matter, just dropping the sword or even just for a brief instantary period.
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