Shrek what happened?

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Yes, as long as its not a critical hit or radiant damage. As a flavor technique, I would also say that fire damage could temporarily negate this ability as well.

 id argue tht the fire damage yes negates it, but if u run homebrew burning conditions, then theres no need, as its a crazy fun event running from a flaming zombie thats constantly almost dying until it finally fails the save it makes each turn as it burns. and i think thats hilarious

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way to powerful, nearly wiped my team of 4

 no such thing, its accurate to what it should be. if u want it to be weaker make it dumber. zombies haver high hp, thats their thing, the challenge is how to hit it a bunch without getting hit. and the DM can make any encounter incredibly easy or incredibly hard just by how they play it. and so can YOU!

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My DM thought it would be a good idea for a level 2 Warlock, Cleric, Paladin, and Rogue to fight 3 of these at once... He was very wrong.

 oh no

 oh no

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My DM thought it would be a good idea for a level 2 Warlock, Cleric, Paladin, and Rogue to fight 3 of these at once... He was very wrong.

 actually if you make this a low stakes goofy encounter you could have the dumb zombies hitting eachother. so for a stealthy/dexterous group that would be a brilliant en counter, running between their legs, tricking them into knocking eachother out like the trolls in the hobbit

is it not also a reskin of a hulking zombie? i dont know if there already is one in dnd but there was in 4e when i played

Come on the regular ogre has more attacks than this guy.

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Come on the regular ogre has more attacks than this guy.

 What are you on about? Regular ogres have 2 weapon choices (but are not necessarily in possession or either or both of them) and they only attack once. How, exactly, does 1 > 1? Hm?

They list saving throw modifiers whenever it's different from the check modifier. So in this case, since the normal Wisdom modifier is -2, +0 is different from that, so they list it there.

I'm having ten of these face a rogue, wizard, barbarian, archer, druid, cleric, and fighter, the druid is level two, the rest are all npc's at level four or five and the rouge is the only player.

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My DM thought it would be a good idea for a level 2 Warlock, Cleric, Paladin, and Rogue to fight 3 of these at once... He was very wrong.

 actually if you make this a low stakes goofy encounter you could have the dumb zombies hitting eachother. so for a stealthy/dexterous group that would be a brilliant en counter, running between their legs, tricking them into knocking eachother out like the trolls in the hobbit

 That means the players are dumb a cleric can turn undead, duh!