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Spells
Player’s Handbook
a reroll of any die roll made within the last round (including your last turn). Reality reshapes itself to accommodate the new result. For example, a Wish spell could undo an ally’s failed
result of how you worded the wish. For example, wishing that a villain were dead might propel you forward in time to a period when that villain is no longer alive, effectively removing you from the
Magic Items
Dungeon Master’s Guide
. The tome recounts both the oldest and most current profanities of the Abyss and demons. Demons have attempted to censor the text, and while sections have been ripped from the book’s spine, the
roll for a spell you cast against a Fiend, you use the maximum possible result instead of rolling.
Random Properties. The Artifact has the following random properties (see “Artifacts” in
Monsters
Forgotten Realms: Adventures in Faerûn
action again until the start of its next turn.Ancient spirit dragons have outgrown the petty concerns of the current age. After centuries of studying the culture and beliefs of an ancient empire, a
result from the Spirit Dragon Origins table to determine which lost realm a spirit dragon is from.
Spirit Dragon Origins
1d6
The Spirit Dragon Traces Its Origins To …
1
Monsters
Fizban's Treasury of Dragons
Immutable Form. The warbler is immune to any spell or effect that would alter its form.
Telepathic Bond. While the warbler is on the same plane of existence as its master, it can magically convey
of their creators, keeping watch over communities without directly intervening. Their telepathic bond lets them summon their dragon creators in case of dire need.
Metallic Sentinels
A metallic
Monsters
Fizban's Treasury of Dragons
Immutable Form. The peacekeeper is immune to any spell or effect that would alter its form.
Telepathic Bond. While the peacekeeper is on the same plane of existence as its master, it can magically
a guardian created by a metallic dragon, forged from the metal associated with its creator and powered by the energy of the dragon’s breath. An artificial being sculpted in elegant filigree, it is dedicated to defusing tensions that could spiral into violence.Fire
Sprite
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become poisoned for 1 minute. If its saving throw result is 5 or lower, the poisoned target falls unconscious for the same duration, or until it takes damage or another creature takes an action to
shake it awake.
Heart Sight. The sprite touches a creature and magically knows the creature's current emotional state. If the target fails a DC 10 Charisma saving throw, the sprite also knows the
Monsters
Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse
newly hatched guard drake imprints upon the first creature that feeds it (usually the one planning to train it), establishing an aggressive but trusting bond with that individual. A guard drake is fully
it was created from, but with a wingless, squat, muscular build. A drake can’t reproduce, nor can its scales be used to make other guard drakes.Lightning
Monsters
Storm King's Thunder
. His current quarry is a dwarf brigand, Worvil “the Weevil” Forkbeard, who is rumored to be hiding in Icewind Dale. In addition to his gear, Sir Baric has an unarmored warhorse, Henry
.
Ideal: “Evil must not be allowed to thrive in this world.”
Bond: “Tyr is my lord; the order, my family. Through my actions, I shall honor both.”
Flaw: “I’m not afraid to die. When Tyr finally calls me, I’ll go to him happily.”
Monsters
Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse
trusting bond with that individual. A guard drake is fully grown within two to three weeks and can be trained in the same length of time. It is the equivalent of a guard dog in terms of what it can be
trained to do.
A guard drake resembles the type of dragon it was created from, but with a wingless, squat, muscular build. A drake can’t reproduce, nor can its scales be used to make other guard drakes.Poison
Monsters
Baldur’s Gate: Descent into Avernus
be able to see the attacker.The current leader of the Guild, Nine-Fingers Keene, disdains flashy garb and illusion magic. She appears to the world as she is: an unassuming woman of middling age and
build. Her forgettable looks have proven her greatest asset as a thief, as her victims have trouble recognizing her even when they meet her again face-to-face. Keene’s leadership over the years
feats
Origin Feat
You are able to live underwater. This may be a natural feature of your character if you’re playing a Malenti or an Elf from Valraea, or it could be the result of arcane
feat, this eliminates your dependence on water.
Athletic Build. You gain proficiency in the Athletics skill.
Natural Swimmer. You have a Swim Speed equal to your Speed.
Monsters
Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse
trusting bond with that individual. A guard drake is fully grown within two to three weeks and can be trained in the same length of time. It is the equivalent of a guard dog in terms of what it can be
trained to do.
A guard drake resembles the type of dragon it was created from, but with a wingless, squat, muscular build. A drake can’t reproduce, nor can its scales be used to make other guard drakes.Acid
Monsters
Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse
newly hatched guard drake imprints upon the first creature that feeds it (usually the one planning to train it), establishing an aggressive but trusting bond with that individual. A guard drake is fully
it was created from, but with a wingless, squat, muscular build. A drake can’t reproduce, nor can its scales be used to make other guard drakes.Fire
Monsters
Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse
newly hatched guard drake imprints upon the first creature that feeds it (usually the one planning to train it), establishing an aggressive but trusting bond with that individual. A guard drake is fully
it was created from, but with a wingless, squat, muscular build. A drake can’t reproduce, nor can its scales be used to make other guard drakes.Cold
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
magic-items
extrudes sharp thorns and that creature takes 1d4 Piercing damage each turn.
While attuned to and wielding this weapon, you can take a Bonus Action to bond to it, causing tendrils from the hilt of
the weapon to burrow into your flesh. You can end the weapon’s bond as a Magic action, causing the tendrils to retract so you can release the weapon. You can remain attuned to the weapon
Shapechange
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had before you transformed. If you revert as a result of dropping to 0 hit points, any excess damage carries over to your normal form. As long as the excess damage doesn't reduce your normal form to 0
rules for the original form, with one exception: if your new form has more hit points than your current one, your hit points remain at their current value.
Monsters
Curse of Strahd
failed to amuse Strahd, he delighted Tatyana and Sergei with his jokes and gambols. As a result, Strahd didn't object whenever Pidlwick and the duchess came to visit.
Eager to please and desiring to
return the courtesy, the duchess commissioned the legendary toymaker Fritz von Weerg to build a clockwork effigy of Pidlwick as a gift for Strahd's family. Although the duchess's heart was in the right