Overall, this is not broken. There is just so many ways for the DM to screw the character over, that this is almost meaningless. There is nothing that would prevent you from casting guidance on yourself.

Can guidance be used on skill checks?

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s) Of Guidance 1 A: No, guidance does not apply to attacks, just for ability checks (so, presumably including skill checks). But yes, normally, by a cleric in the party, add +2 to all skill checks by a single person unless the cleric needs to concentrate on something else.

Does guidance work on saving throws?

Guidance is for skill checks, resistance is for saves. Both have a short duration and tie up concentration. So you cant do both. In general you know when you need to make a skill check, but often you dont know when you will make a saving throw, the short duration means constant recasting to get use out of resistance.

Does guidance apply to attack rolls?

No, the hex spell’s description says it affects ability checks that use the chosen ability. The description says nothing about affecting attack rolls or saving throws. In combat, the spell provides some extra necrotic damage.

Can you bless yourself 5e?

Can You Bless Yourself? In short, yes, you most certainly can cast Bless on yourself. The spell lists that you may affect X number of creatures of your choice, this means that you can include yourself as a creature included in the spell.

What is the guidance Cantrip?

You touch one willing creature. Once before the spell ends, the target can roll a d4 and add the number rolled to one ability check of its choice. It can roll the die before or after making the ability check.

Is a skill check an ability check?

Skill checks are a subsection of ability checks.

Is an ability check a skill check?

Long story short, no such a thing as “skill checks” exists in D&D 5E. There’s only ability checks. Many ability checks are tied to some proficiency, and some proficiencies are called “skill proficiencies”, but an ability check involving a skill proficiency is still not a “skill check”.

How can I check my ability?

To make an ability check, roll a d20 and add the relevant ability modifier. As with other d20 rolls, apply bonuses and penalties, and compare the total to the DC. If the total equals or exceeds the DC, the ability check is a success—the creature overcomes the Challenge at hand.