Remember folks, by RAW teleporting out of this (Ex. Misty Step) does not remove the restrained condition.

Check with your DM on that!

I find many rules ambiguous in that they don’t explain enough. Yes, the creature can make their strength check to free itself THIS ROUND but next round it STILL has more AOE to cover! SO, does the victim continue to make STR checks UNTIL they are out of the AOE? Or have they become immune to its effect simply by making the initial STR check?

I was confused about that for a while too!  No, the creature only has to make the save once (assuming that they were in the target area when the spell was cast).  After that round, and assuming it has freed itself from the vines, it can move away.  It does need to move through difficult terrain though.

Thank you. It took a while and re-reading it to grasp “the obvious”. 🤣 

Does this spell affect multiple creatures in the AoE when I cast it? Or is it just one creature? I've seen both ways...

I would consider it as helping and allow the player advantage on the save.

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Casting word is:

Halicium Entanglarium

 

 

Beyond 20

 

 

 

 

 

 No it isn't 🛑

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Does the arena have to be visible? The spell doesn’t define that the a creature has to be visible. A player cast this spell into a spot in warehouse that was not at all visible from her position. Only information the player knew was her party members were attack two enemies at the door way.  Yet she casted it into middle of the warehouse to entangled all the enemies but just outside range of her party members. Argued that she shouldn’t  be able to count squares into warehouse to do this since from her position she could see the third enemy. I guess in hindsight I could have covered the map. Is there a rule for this ? This was my first time DMing.  

 

Technical answer:  you don’t need sight (so you can still cast when blinded), but you still need lime-of-effect (you can’t just cast through a solid wall).

Practical Advice:  don’t be afraid your foot down and say “no” as the GM, if you think something is wrong.  However, if you find yourself hesitating to make a ruling, just ask the player to roll something (in this case, a difficult Wisdom check would probably be appropriate).

The big thing is to not get caught up in detailed arguments, those can eat up a lot of time.

 
Good explanation :)

Maybe this post is useful for the original question: Not Having to See the Point within Range for AOE Targeting.

Can this spell be added to Ranger as well as it was added via Tasha's Cauldron of Everything.

Can bards use entangle in a dnd game 

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Can bards use entangle in a dnd game 

Generally no, because this spell is not on the Bard spell list. If you look at the "Available for" line at the bottom of each spell's description, it tells you which classes it's available for. This one is exclusive to Druids.

There are ways to get spells from other class lists, like the Magic Initiate feat.

How tall are the vines/weeds? It isn't specified.

Can the spell work if your target is in 10 feet or more of water?

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I would consider it as helping and allow the player advantage on the save.

 This is the way.