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The spectator is a D&D monster that can shoot rays out from its eyes with varying effects. The creature it targets has to succeed on a DC 13 saving throw (the ability of the save depends on the type of eye ray) to avoid one of the eye rays' effects).
Does the spectator have to make an attack rol...
Going through the bestiary DBs, you find that most monsters that speak a language, almost all speak Common as well. (Or have some form of telepathy or truespeech.)
From the data my friend gathered, he determined there are about 75% of speaking creatures speak Common. Of those that don't, 20% ar...
The shocking grasp cantrip states that the target can not take reactions until the start of its next turn. Therefore, the target should not be able to cast spells like absorb elements and shield.
However, are saving throws considered reactions?
If they are, someone could cast a spell using a sa...
In academia, the h-index is a measure of how much of an impact a researcher has. It's defined as follows:
You have an h-index of k if you have published at least k papers that each have k or more citations.
The reason I bring this up is that it might be interesting to adapt this to work fo...
The kobold racial ability Grovel, Cower and Beg is described as follows:
Once per short rest as an action, you can cower to distract foes. Until the end of your next turn, allies gain advantage on attacks against enemies within 10 ft. of you that can see you.
Suppose a kobold starts 5 feet ...6
I'm DMing for a party that constantly says stuff like we'll walk slowly and carefully, or we'll look around as we walk, to make sure there's nothing threatening or out of the ordinary.
Say there's a monster hiding near the PCs (stealth check 14). All the PCs have a passive Perception lower than ...
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