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<blockquote data-quote="fearsomepirate" data-source="post: 8264661" data-attributes="member: 7021420">The Paladin should use Compelled Duel, and the Druid should use Entangle. The Artificer should cast Warding Bond on the Druid. The Druid and the Artificer should both have Longstrider already cast on them (both Druids and Artificers can cast this spell), making it pretty easy for them to stay out of reach. The Artificer can also cast Grease on the floor, as prone things cannot move. The Barbarian should try to knock whatever it is prone every round, as, while raging, he has advantage on Athletics checks.Now you're thinking, &quot;what about Legendary Resistance?&quot; Compelled Duel and Entangle are not high-level spells. Forcing a BBEG to decide whether or not to burn LR on somewhat uninteresting spells is a win/win. If you burn up all your LR avoiding a compelled duel, guess what, you don't have it available when the druid unleashes an upcast Moonbeam or whatever.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fearsomepirate, post: 8264661, member: 7021420"] The Paladin should use Compelled Duel, and the Druid should use Entangle. The Artificer should cast Warding Bond on the Druid. The Druid and the Artificer should both have Longstrider already cast on them (both Druids and Artificers can cast this spell), making it pretty easy for them to stay out of reach. The Artificer can also cast Grease on the floor, as prone things cannot move. The Barbarian should try to knock whatever it is prone every round, as, while raging, he has advantage on Athletics checks. Now you're thinking, "what about Legendary Resistance?" Compelled Duel and Entangle are not high-level spells. Forcing a BBEG to decide whether or not to burn LR on somewhat uninteresting spells is a win/win. If you burn up all your LR avoiding a compelled duel, guess what, you don't have it available when the druid unleashes an upcast Moonbeam or whatever. [/QUOTE]

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