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BUm... While it isn't explicit that they are immune to grapple, they are in a gaseous form. You had someone who could grapple clouds?
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Bbeaumontsebos replied to the thread D&D 5E Wind Walk and Grappled.IMO, If wind walk was supposed to make you immune to grapple, the spell would say so...
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BHad a interesting scenario the other night during 19th-level game play. The characters were in wind walk form scouring an area when...
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Bbeaumontsebos reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread D&D 5E Scroll of Protection and Ranged Weapons with
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I think the spirit of the spell is pretty clearly to prevent undead from affecting the PCs, and shooting them with an arrow is pretty... -
Bbeaumontsebos reacted to aco175's post in the thread D&D 5E Scroll of Protection and Ranged Weapons with Like.
It creates a 5ft barrier around the target. I see it as undead trying to get within the 5ft cannot pass and that it does not extend out...
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Bbeaumontsebos reacted to Lakesidefantasy's post in the thread D&D 5E Scroll of Protection and Ranged Weapons with Like.
It's an item. I was looking for it under spells because I'm still stuck in 3rd edition.
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Bbeaumontsebos reacted to J.Quondam's post in the thread D&D 5E Scroll of Protection and Ranged Weapons with Like.
Sounds like a variation of the magic circle spell to me. That spell (and protection from evil) prevents certain effects (eg, fear or...
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Bbeaumontsebos reacted to ichabod's post in the thread D&D 5E Scroll of Protection and Ranged Weapons with Like.
I would say not exactly. I would say it would stop the skeleton from shooting the arrow at the PC in the first place. The skeleton is...
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Bbeaumontsebos reacted to Lakesidefantasy's post in the thread D&D 5E Scroll of Protection and Ranged Weapons with Like.
I don't have access to the spell (it's not on my list), but I would say an arrow is definitely affecting the target.
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Bbeaumontsebos posted the thread D&D 5E Scroll of Protection and Ranged Weapons in *Dungeons & Dragons.Let's say a PC uses a Scroll of Protection from Undead. This creates a "5-foot-radius, 10-foot-high cylinder" that acts as a " barrier...
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Bbeaumontsebos reacted to Mistwell's post in the thread D&D 5E Does an Intellect Devourer "Possess" Its Victim? with Haha.
I wish the intellect devourer had to make a vehicle check to pilot a humanoid body sometimes.
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Bbeaumontsebos reacted to FitzTheRuke's post in the thread D&D 5E Does an Intellect Devourer "Possess" Its Victim? with Like.
Uh... no. As shown above, you're brain is eaten and the critter occupies its space. You're not possessed; you're dead.
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Bbeaumontsebos reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread D&D 5E Does an Intellect Devourer "Possess" Its Victim? with Like.
No, the intellect devourer is piloting the body like a mech pilot. There's no brain to possess -- it's been evicted. This same thing...
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Bbeaumontsebos posted the thread D&D 5E Does an Intellect Devourer "Possess" Its Victim? in *Dungeons & Dragons.Rules for a magical sword that one of my players uses states: "In addition, those within the radius can’t be charmed, frightened or...