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Message: <blockquote data-quote="abirdcall" data-source="post: 6602255" data-attributes="member: 6748898">Well, fwiw I would say that you can't just end the polymorph by not concentrating either. You definitely get your spell off though. Did the sorcerer already use their Tides of Chaos? It is a very powerful ability, one I would use frequently but esp. in this case to get advantage on the saving throw against the polymorph.Attacks of opportunity in 5e are limited to moving out of an opponent's reach. If the DM is going to give an opponent advantage on attacks because of one of my actions, I would expect them to warn me that my action is creating a circumstance that leaves me open like that.I think people commenting on the rules at hand and how it was played is to be expected. I'm glad there was a lot of tension and high challenge. Would your DM have enforced a TPK if you lost?I do when I run games, I find it makes the close victories really memorable.</blockquote>