You touch one creature and choose a location that you can clearly see within 500 feet. The creature is instantly teleported to that location along with anything it is wearing or carrying. If the creature is unwilling, you must make a melee spell attack. At the start of your next turn, the creature is teleported back to its original location. The creature can otherwise perform actions normally for the duration.
A maximum of 500 pounds of creature and equipment can be transported by this spell. If the creature is Grappled, Restrained, or loaded with more weight than it can carry, the teleportation fails.
If the return location is occupied by another creature or object when the spell ends, the target of this spell does not return to that location. Instead, the DM rolls 1d100 and consults the following table.
01-33
Target takes 3d10 force damage.
34-89
Target appears a random distance from the return location. The distance is 1d100 percent of the distance of the fleeting journey. For example, if the journey was 500 feet, and the DM rolled a 20 on the d100, then the target would appear 100 feet away from the return location, in a random direction. The DM determines the direction by rolling a d8 and designating 1 as north, 2 as northeast, 3 as east, and so on around the points of the compass. If the new location is occupied, roll again on this table.
90-100
Target must make a Charisma saving throw against the caster's Spell Save DC or be pushed into the Astral Plane. On a successful save, the creature or object occupying the location is pushed into the Astral Plane instead.
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Posted Mar 13, 2019"The creature is instantly teleported to that location along with anything it is wearing or carrying. ....At the start of your next turn, the creature is teleported back to its original location"
Can the teleported creature be carrying something (like a bomb), teleport to the location & drop it, then teleport back to safety?
If yes, then the Carried Object is not teleported back.
In that case, can the teleporting creature be carrying another creature (in a way that isn't a grapple), drop them off at the teleport location, then teleport back without them? Or would the 2nd creature be teleported back as well?
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Posted Mar 14, 2019Yes, the teleported creature can absolutely drop an object off at the destination. That's one of the main intended uses of the spell.
The same goes for creatures the target is carrying. For example, if the target has a frog in its pocket, the frog would be teleported along, and the target could put the frog on the ground during its turn before teleporting back.