So if you're a Cleric > Wizard, you do not benefit from Wizard ritual casting that allows them to cast without having the spell prepared?

— Forq (@aerotheurge_) April 13, 2018

The wizard's Ritual Casting feature has no relevance to any other class you might have, since that feature lets you cast wizard rituals that are in your spellbook. #DnD https://t.co/xvJg5MXyae

— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) April 13, 2018

A wizard takes the Fey Teleportation feat. Any hoops to jump through, or can it add Misty Step to its spellbook?

@JeremyECrawford @mikemearlsA wizard takes the Fey Teleportation feat. Any hoops to jump through, or can it add Misty Step to its spellbook?Same question for a Cleric with Ritual Caster feat. Can it easily add Purify Food and Drink to its ritual book?— Craig Brown (@CraigBCBrown) December 13, 2018 To copy…

Druid with Magic Initiate feat and Detect Magic

@JeremyECrawford If a druid picks magic initiate and chooses detect magic as his one SPD. Can he still ritual cast the spell for free?— King Wizard (@_Matafer) August 24, 2015 A druid's Ritual Casting requires a ritual to be prepared. The spell from Magic Initiate is known but not prepared.…

Cleric 1/ wizard 9, find Scroll of Greater Restoration…

@JeremyECrawford Cleric 1/ wizard 9, find Scroll of Greater Restoration, need WIS check to cast or having 5th level slots count for it?— Sanderson Tavares (@Sands_Tavares) March 28, 2017 As a multiclass spellcaster, the spells you can cast are determined for your classes separately. In the example below, make the…