Incenjucar
Legend
None of these things can fly unless the rules give them a fly speed or other vertical movement. WotC designs for 2D by default and brings up more specific language when breaking from that.
So when I move it on my action, I should not be restricted by the 2d plane, yes?D&D magic does not conform to logic or physics, so extrapolation should be minimized.
D&D does not conform to real world logic or physics. Fantasy world logic and physics still apply, whatever they happen to be at the moment!So when I move it on my action, I should not be restricted by the 2d plane, yes?
Based on the last VTT WotC made, there is no 3rd plane. :3So when I move it on my action, I should not be restricted by the 2d plane, yes?
Who knows? All we know is that "The servant can perform simple tasks that a human servant could do, such as fetching things, cleaning, mending, folding clothes, lighting fires, serving food, and pouring wine", and, in addition to pouring wine, if it could also tread the grapes then, yes, it can exert pressure. Perhaps it has weight.Does it have any weight? If it doesn't, how does it exert pressure? ...
It's magic, it does not need to have any weight (mass) in order to exert a pressure. A human servant could tread grapes, ergo the unseen servant can.Who knows? All we know is that "The servant can perform simple tasks that a human servant could do, such as fetching things, cleaning, mending, folding clothes, lighting fires, serving food, and pouring wine", and, in addition to pouring wine, if it could also tread the grapes then, yes, it can exert pressure. Perhaps it has weight.
You don't move it, you command it to move. That's very different.So when I move it on my action, I should not be restricted by the 2d plane, yes?