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Does it make sense that these would be at least resistant to psychic damage? I mean, do they even have "brains?" Would a zombie be like, "Mmmm... a bit woody, but palatable?"

I ask because RAW says that Psychic Scream would make most Treants' heads explode on a failed save and decent damage roll. I was going give my high-level party a hard time, turns out it wasn't that difficult at all. Plus, exploded treant heads meant firewood. I spent a moment in shocked silence and said, "well, I don't see any resistance to psychic damage so, how much was that?"

Sigh. Players, amirite?

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I speak for the trees

And if you chop my trees

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how do I make this a playable character for my campaign?

 I've just made a homebrew for a Trent race if you want i can message you a link to it

 hello! could you send me that link to the treant character? i'm hoping to play one in a campaign!

 yes please 

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For a monster with an awareness of the forest for miles, a passive perception of 13 and no truesight-type ability seems super off-base. I would expect at least an interesting RP element like how a Morkoth is aware of when someone new steps onto its island, this guy should be made out to be more aware 

 As a DM you can always give it awareness of its forest. I would only give that to the nobles (who use the same stats as a regular Treant), and would phrase it something like: "Whenever a creature enters the Noble Treant's forest, the Noble Treant is magically aware of this instantly."

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my party summoned one of these in one of my campaigns

If anyone ever wants to play a Treant race without homebrew, use a Firbolg as a template. It fits so well imo. You get strength, size, wisdom and you can talk to plants. You can even reflavour the detect magic as placing your roots in the ground and feeling the weave or something. I'd personally change the Hidden step for False Appearance from the actual treant, but even without that it's very cool.

My DM duped us.

We thought we were chasing the Treeant but we were chasing an animated tree. 

He also kept referring it as “The Tree” instead of “The Treeant”

I have a question - what if a treant gets endured or killed, how would a druid help him? Cure wounds? Plant growth? And if a druid is of the spore circle, can he/she make a dead treant into a zombie?

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Does it make sense that these would be at least resistant to psychic damage? I mean, do they even have "brains?" Would a zombie be like, "Mmmm... a bit woody, but palatable?"

I ask because RAW says that Psychic Scream would make most Treants' heads explode on a failed save and decent damage roll. I was going give my high-level party a hard time, turns out it wasn't that difficult at all. Plus, exploded treant heads meant firewood. I spent a moment in shocked silence and said, "well, I don't see any resistance to psychic damage so, how much was that?"

Sigh. Players, amirite?

 I read this and thought, not to be mean at ALL, but as DM a enemies stat block is really a "base stat block" next time I'd suggest telling the rules lawyer at your table to refur to the first rule about DMs (Don't abuse this rule but I do think it's relevant here) you can customize anything to fit the needs of your campaign and table as long as it doesn't completely unbalanced things. If it makes sense to you that a enemy would be immune or resistant to a type of damage (granted don't go so far as to make them immune or resistant to all the damage that would definitely be a problem) within reason it is within your right as DM to say "yeah my _insert monster here_ has these changes to it because it makes more sense to me." That is your prerogative as a DM. Like I said don't go over board with it but you are well within your right to make adjustments to things at your table.