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Fu Hua <3 :

Me and my dnd group may or may not have already used a similar technique

2stroke4life_lilbro :

Put the cubes in pots marks the top throw them so the tops face enemy use magic to grow them then they impala enemy

Can2Tenn :

In 3.5 I used an instant fortress as a trap once

The Bearded Bastard :

My first combo was using thunderstones with slings.

༻₮ⱧɆ Đł₴Ø₦ØⱤɆĐ Ø₦Ɇ༺ :

ok so, my players found a fish, yes a magic fish that if you lose the savw trow you have to stare at it for an entire hour, so, they used it, ofc, with a beholder, and they won just by that

Kitsun0x :

This is a good idea

lbmango :

doesn't it's say "unoccupied space"?

pitifulninja :

i have never thought of Vietnam as a verb before. thank you

Magus Iferluc :

been a long time since I've played. Did they ever re-word the Resurrection spell/corpses so the spell actually works? corpse=inanimate object. Resurrection doesn't work on inanimate objects.

Extrovert ED :

“Here, catch”

SkiptheAlien :

I actually did something very similarly with a tree feather token in 3.5.

AM :

if your group is going for a mostly magic map, make the villains have a max level anti magic field, so they can't use ANY magic. and don't tell them a single thing about the anti magic field except for some reason they can't hit anything with magic

Deathspade :

too elaborate, think simpler. the immovable rod, its literally a singular nunchuck with magical properties. now its a metal club

SimplyJust_XOKaylix :

As soon as I heard fortuitous I thought of the Infinity Castle

Fritz Badenhoop Jr. :

the way 2024 is written it forces all creatures safely away from it

🇺🇸 6theRat 🇺🇸 :

Sith :

yup

wesleyehl :

my party actually used one in a town took it up and dropped it on a group of houses( my character bought the houses and relocated the families)

Chuuya’s no.1 glazer :

EARLY

ImColderNow16 :

𝕵𝖆𝖍𝖑𝖎𝖆𝕿𝖊𝖎𝖓𝖆𝖐𝖔𝖗𝖊 :

First !!!

BadassTrucker :

An object that bears no resemblance to a weapon deals 1d4 damage (the GM assigns a damage type appropriate to the object). If a character uses a ranged weapon to make a melee attack, or throws a melee weapon that does not have the thrown property, it also deals 1d4 damage. An improvised thrown weapon has a normal range of 20 feet and a long range of 60 feet. But Rule 0. or the rule of cool.

Jin Obon :

I convinced my DM to let me have a wand of pony to play a prank on one of m friends in the game. Just randomly turn his horse into a pony when he wasn’t paying attention. The way it was written was broken “turns target into a pony for 24hrs, cannot be blocked”. I had to move bid boss battle so I used it on the dungeon boss😂

Howlinghybrid :

Or..or hear me out. Throw it and have it wiley coyote out of the sky onto your wnemies