Can thunderous smite be cast at higher levels?

At Higher Levels: When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the extra damage increases by 1d6 for each level above 1st.

Can a paladin smite twice?

Yeah, paladins can smite as many times as they hit if they have the spell slots.

Can you double smite?

You can Divine and Eldritch Smite on the same attack, but you have to use two spell slots, one has to be a warlock spell slot. Yes, 2 spell slots, but Eldritch smite is once per turn.

Can you stack branding smite and divine smite?

You can certainly have the Branding Smite active when you Hit a creature. You can certainly expend a Spell Slot to Divine Smite when you hit. So you could do both of those for the same attack.

Why is wrathful smite concentration?

Concentration is for the duration of the spell The 1 minute duration of the spell is for both holding the spell until you deliver a hit as well as for maintaining the Condition effect of the smite (in this case, Frightened condition.)

Does smite break concentration?

Smite makes no mention of concentration. It simply uses a spell slot, and that’s it.

Can you divine smite with shadow blade?

And if Shadow Blade were a spell attack and not a weapon attack, it’d lead to a serious issue. Divine Smite requires a weapon attack. So do Sneak Attack and the blade cantrips. And Extra Attack also only works with weapon attacks (not an issue for this build but in General).

Is wrathful smite a cleric spell?

Clerics got Wrathful Smite added to their list. So I have a cleric that also has booming blade from Mage Initiate. He’s a Tempest Cleric so i took the feat to get this spell since it works very well thematically. Wrathful Smite is a Bonus Action, so I cast it (level 1 spell).

How long does wrathful smite last?

Yeah, if the rider effect is instantaneous (As in Thunderous), the spell lasts either 1 minute or until the next time you hit. If the rider effect is ongoing (Like with Wrathful), the spell lasts for the full duration, but the effect lasts for (full duration) – (time between the moment of casting and the melee attack).