Similar to Dragonborn,Leonin Barbarianshave a once-per-short-rest trick hidden behind their sharp grins. Daunting Roar affects enemies within 10 feet: they must pass a Wisdom saving throw (with a DC based on theLeonin 5erace’s Constitution modifier) or be frightened until the end of the L...
Experimental Elixir gives an extra potion (or more at higher levels and/or by spending spell slots). Some of these can be really helpful, such as adding a d4 bonus to every roll for a minute. Sadly, you don’t get to choose which potions you’re given, and must roll randomly on a...
According to theD&D 5E Dungeon Master’s Guideand Player’s Handbook,using a magical potion of any kind costs an Action. This is true whether the potion is being used on another character or if the user is drinking it themself. It bears mentioning that using a potion isn’t covered under...
Now, this exercise is something we discuss at session 0, so this is something they generally know to expect with these sorts of things. Anyway, the sorcerer was under the effects of a potion of flying, giving her a flying speed and hover. They were laying siege to a bandit fortr...
And the player would be able to use their action to grab the cliff face, read a scroll of featherfall, drink a healing potion, or whatever else they could think of. Similarly, if a barbarian abruptly loses their fly ability at the end of their turn, one might wait to resolve the ...
Potion of Vitality Source: Dungeon Master's Guide Potion, very rare When you drink this potion, it removes any exhaustion you are suffering and cures any disease or poison affecting you. For the next 24 hours, you regain the maximum number of hit points for any Hit Die you spend. The ...
"It may be the first time somebody has force-fed a shrinking potion to a sleeping dragon. Using a medicine check." (Hey -- it's veterinary medicine!)#dnd#gamenight 2月3日 PJ Coffey@Homebrewandhacking@mastodon.ie Alright, I'll try a different tack on Mastodon. ...
To address from a comment, I feel this is different from trying to force an opponent to drink a potion (of poison, normally). An ally is actively trying to stay still and be fed the potion, while an enemy is actively trying to avoid drinking the potion. dnd-5e-2014 potions ...
The concept of wizard towers seems to predate D&D, but has there been a functional reason for this added to D&D? I'm going to be using the answer specifically in 5e, but wizard towers transcend versions of the game so I don't believe this question is specific to 5e. Is t...