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The Rogue's Evasion ability lets them dodge point blank dynamite explosions with no cover, lightning bolts from clouds and hails of bullets from automatic rifles.

I'd say Polymorph works normally. If the person turned into an object, then even Greater Restoration wouldn't help since it says it targets a creature.

Yep, the issue is both a lack of scaling and the effects on save failures often being too punishing.

The effects are bonkers, frightened makes most melee characters useless since they can't approach the enemy, and it's a basic condition that gets thrown around a lot. Getting paralyzed, losing actions, being slowed or charmed in an AoE, completely possessed, straight up one-shot to 0, turned...

Saves not scaling at all can get crazy with the kinds of abilities even extremely low CR creatures can have. For example, a pixie is CR 1/4, and it has Polymorph and Phantasmal Force, two spells that can end a fight for a character if they land. At level 1 they're an okay chunk of an encounter's...

You don't really need to rule anything, it says so explicitly: Ironically, it worked pretty well in one of my games, the Wizard used it to save an ally that was knocked out and swallowed by a monster, just moved the mind inside the thing and Dimension Door out.

For Manifest Mind, it can move through creatures, but not objects. Limits their movement more, although it's still pretty strong.

To beat it by themselves, 4 Aarakocra PCs with ranged weapons/cantrips should do it, if it's outside. It can't hit back, and they can whittle it down from safety. Not very fair, since even the Tarrasque would fall to such a party, but you do what you gotta do.

I suggest buying 100 slings and buffing a Bard as much as possible to Persuade 100 commoners to help you out.

Pathfinder 2e has numbers for statistics per level that a monster can have, so you can level a creature up and down pretty easily. If it has High AC as a level 5, just give it the High AC value for level 10 if you want to make it stronger like that. It's not perfect, since there's abilities that...

I recalled Dragon Heist having a troll fight earlier on, and checking it you fight one at level 2, but it's weakned to 44 HP, and there's a CR 9 guy holding it off while you deal with some stirges, then you can just throw oil to set it on fire. One troll I'd say is too much for a level 1...

I'd say they are shunted harmlessly to the nearest unnocupied space.

I imagine all those gold coins would be too hard.

Step 1: Build a really tall tower. Step 2: Inscribe a circle at the side of the tower. Step 3: Drop as many trade goods from the top of tower to the circle as you can in 6 seconds, perhaps by hanging a ton of them on the side with ropes and cutting them. Step 4: If momentum is maintained...

Interacting with the rules while playing D&D 3.5 always me wanna jump out of the nearest window.

What the 5e PHB has to say on Dragonborn.

I figured I could check an adventure real quick, and found this in Storm King's Thunder, page 28: Which seems to go against the DMG on the handholds part, but the rope does negate the need to roll.