Conjuration specialists who know AoE spells like Balck Tentacles or lots of summon spells would be quite suited to the task.
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NOW LIVE! Into the Woods--new character species, eerie monsters, and haunting villains to populate the woodlands of your D&D games.
Bring 'Um Back Alive?
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OP, I offer you narrative inspiration for a caged-animal-handling adventure in two words:
Noah's Ark.
(or Gilgamesh..., or Bill Cosby's version?)
Noah's Ark.
(or Gilgamesh..., or Bill Cosby's version?)
Don't forget weapons with the Merciful enchantment.
Creatures that are immune to nonlethal damage pose more issues though, especially undead and constructs since they're also immune to mind-affecting effects.
A game like this, at higher levels, might even see the otherwise rarely used Forcecage being cast.
Creatures that are immune to nonlethal damage pose more issues though, especially undead and constructs since they're also immune to mind-affecting effects.
A game like this, at higher levels, might even see the otherwise rarely used Forcecage being cast.
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