Yes, Tarrasque is invincible. Here's how:
1) Regeneration 40; the book says specifically that NOTHING bypasses the regeneration.
2) Coup de Gras should kill unconscious regenerating creatures; Tarrasque can't be knocked out, and "instant death" attacks only take him down to -10.
3) In order to be killed, Tarrasque must be taken down to -30 and then hit with a Wish; there is NO WAY to get Tarrasque down to -30 because NOTHING does normal damage, and "instant death" attacks only take him down to -10, meaning you SOMEHOW have to deal 20 more damage before you can hit the Wish.
4) I thought about Antimagic Field, but all of Tarrasque's abilities are Extraordinary and thus are not affected.
5) Why CR 20? This is the Godzilla of D&D! I would place this at CR 100 MINIMUM.
Why is this thing invincible, or how do you kill it?
1) Regeneration 40; the book says specifically that NOTHING bypasses the regeneration.
2) Coup de Gras should kill unconscious regenerating creatures; Tarrasque can't be knocked out, and "instant death" attacks only take him down to -10.
3) In order to be killed, Tarrasque must be taken down to -30 and then hit with a Wish; there is NO WAY to get Tarrasque down to -30 because NOTHING does normal damage, and "instant death" attacks only take him down to -10, meaning you SOMEHOW have to deal 20 more damage before you can hit the Wish.
4) I thought about Antimagic Field, but all of Tarrasque's abilities are Extraordinary and thus are not affected.
5) Why CR 20? This is the Godzilla of D&D! I would place this at CR 100 MINIMUM.
Why is this thing invincible, or how do you kill it?
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