The land druid's nature's ward feature says: "When you reach 10th level, you can’t be charmed or frightened by elementals or fey, and you are immune to poison and disease."
My question is: Are you immune to poison damage, the poisoned condition, or both?
I read it as: "if the cause is a poison, you are immune to all its effect."
So, I think it is both, damage and condition.
I'd also say it's both. So if it is an effect delivered by poison or actual poison damage you're immune to it. Personally I rule the resistance to poison of dwarves the same; first they get advantage on the saving throw for half damage and then the damage they received after the saving throw is also halved.
The land druid's nature's ward feature says: "When you reach 10th level, you can’t be charmed or frightened by elementals or fey, and you are immune to poison and disease."
My question is: Are you immune to poison damage, the poisoned condition, or both?
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ModeratorI read it as: "if the cause is a poison, you are immune to all its effect."
So, I think it is both, damage and condition.
I'd also say it's both. So if it is an effect delivered by poison or actual poison damage you're immune to it. Personally I rule the resistance to poison of dwarves the same; first they get advantage on the saving throw for half damage and then the damage they received after the saving throw is also halved.
Subclass: Dwarven Defender - Dragonborn Paragon
Feats: Artificer Apprentice
Monsters: Sheep - Spellbreaker Warforged Titan
Magic Items: Whipier - Ring of Secret Storage - Collar of the Guardian
Monster template: Skeletal Creature