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<blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 8156467" data-attributes="member: 6855114">I fully agree with you. But in our particular case, if you cease to concentrate on the spell, the second T-rex would also disappear. Depending on the level of the adventurers it might be as soon as round two for one of the T-rexes... this means sorcery points and a 4th level spell lost. For 8th level adventurers, this might be a bit much.While I do not and will not actively counter that play style, it should be worth noting that the more intelligent foes will know about such use of the polymorph spell and will actively try to either force the hand of the caster by concentrating their attacks on him (on the off chance that concentration is lost) or barring that, will use dispel magic and similar tactics. And if these are not available, they will probably concentrate their attacks on one of the T-rexes as downing one foe is always better than splitting your attacks between two or more foes. In Avernus, you have devils and demons for foes. Any 10 intel outsiders will know. These are immortal beings after all...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helldritch, post: 8156467, member: 6855114"] I fully agree with you. But in our particular case, if you cease to concentrate on the spell, the second T-rex would also disappear. Depending on the level of the adventurers it might be as soon as round two for one of the T-rexes... this means sorcery points and a 4th level spell lost. For 8th level adventurers, this might be a bit much. While I do not and will not actively counter that play style, it should be worth noting that the more intelligent foes will know about such use of the polymorph spell and will actively try to either force the hand of the caster by concentrating their attacks on him (on the off chance that concentration is lost) or barring that, will use dispel magic and similar tactics. And if these are not available, they will probably concentrate their attacks on one of the T-rexes as downing one foe is always better than splitting your attacks between two or more foes. In Avernus, you have devils and demons for foes. Any 10 intel outsiders will know. These are immortal beings after all... [/QUOTE]

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