he is not immune to the wish spell

not immune to wish and spell save dc of 1

noooo.... just NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who’s 4 year old cousin made this? Because this is a masterpiece.

a creature cannot do infinite damage. That is so immensely overpowered. What does it even do? What is this thing? Even actual gods would have weaker stats than this my guy.

A powerful creature is not good by default. This is so overpowered and undefeatable i am prepared to personally throttle any DM who even considers using this.\

Only wish can kill him, and some tomf*ckery from the party. Oof.

This is dnd tom****ery is common lmao

I didn't even know you could put infinity into dnd beyond

WHAT HAPPENS IF I PUT INFINITE DICE

Nevermind it just goes down to 1 :(

What if he rolls a 1 on his attack roll intentionally?
Does he miss?
If yes, what would that even look like?

To defeat this:

- Stand behind total cover (Buy a wall or something)
- Have a Redemption Paladin behind total cover, Maybe somebody with an antimagic field for double protection 
- Ask a random Goblin to peak behind the wall.
- Goblin gets obliterated (may he rest in peace)
- The Pladain now uses his channel divinity: Rebuke the Violent. 

"You can use your Channel Divinity to rebuke those who use violence. Immediately after an attacker within 30 feet of you deals damage with an attack against a creature other than you, you can use your reaction to force the attacker to make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, the attacker takes radiant damage equal to the damage it just dealt. On a successful save, it takes half as much damage."

- The creature takes infinite damage
- Bonus points for casting Death Ward on the Goblin First

Alternatively, though a bit questionable:

-Have a 17th level abjuration wizard and a bunch of divination wizards whose levels are irrelevant beyond 2nd

-A cleric to cast sanctuary on every wizard before jumping into a bag of holding or otherwise leaving the plane or becoming untargetable

-17th level wizard starts casting imprisonment

-The other wizards all use their portent rolls to make the old god of the nine hells fail his wisdom save on sanctuary whenever he targets the 17th level wizard, and to make the 17th level wizard pass his concentration checks if he is hit with an aoe spell.

-The enemy doesn't have multiattack or aoe damage significant enough to matter to the abjuration wizard who, in the worst case, can have one of his minions feed him a health potion before he goes down.

-The spell finishes and the old god of the nine hells is put into magical slumber from which he cannot be awoken

-The wizards and clerics begin casting save based cantrips until the old god of the nine hells dies

As a note, immunity to the unconscious condition is irrelevant to immunity to magical sleep, which this creature doesn't have. "While a creature sleeps, it is subjected to the unconscious condition." dictates that unconsciousness is a consequence of sleep rather than the cause of it. The specific implications of how this effects imprisonment's slumber are debatable, but I would argue that the creature should be subjected to incapacitated due to his lack of immunity.

Marvelous, good sir, simply marvelous. 

This essentially exists already. His name is Zargon, the  Returner: "The Invincible Tyrant", "The Devourer of the Depths". If it wasn't obvious from the picture he has been Returning since 1st ed. There is no need to reinvent the wheel.

Pure comedy gold fr

No Idea what that is from, but I love how much he looks like some high alien

Gonna tell my grandkids this was Will Smith

how did Asmodeus beat this thing lol 

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how did Asmodeus beat this thing lol 

 probably hired a couple dozen commoner assassins