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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Moff_Tarkin" data-source="post: 4826591" data-attributes="member: 14175">Ok, here is some extra information.The body in the coffin was a programmed illusion. I think that’s what the spell was called. We did decapitate and burn it. One PC argued, rightfully I believe, that our “interaction” with the illusion gave us a saving throw. The DM said that interaction doesn’t give you a free save, you have to have a reason to disbelieve. He said that the illusion of the body was there to fool us into thinking we had killed the vampire for good. Therefore, by decapitating and burning it, we played into what the illusion wanted us to do, and as such got no save for that interaction. Essentially, you don’t get a save for interaction if you interact with the illusion in the way the illusion expects you to.The biggest problem I have with the whole situation is that while the “save for interaction” argument was going on, the DM actually said, “I don’t care what the book says”</blockquote>