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What is Constitution?
Alongside Bane and Myrkul, this murder god makes up the rest of the Dead Three.
Who is Bhaal?
At level two, druids are able to use this feature, transforming them into beasts.
What is Wild Shape?
All spells require spell slots to cast, except for this type of spell, which just costs an action.
What is a cantrip?
What is five?
Level five is the first time this is increased, and later on at level nine, thirteen, and seventeen.
This god is often depicted with a sun behind him, and holding a newborn up to the sky.
Who is Lathander?
This class gains their magical abilities through a divine oath, which determines their rites.
What is Paladin?
This spell is the only in the game to not require an attack roll or saving throw to deal damage. At level one, it is divided into three "darts."
What is Magic Missile?
In combat, each creature has three "resources" that it can take per turn. Name these three.
What are action, bonus action, and reaction?
Ability scores cannot surpass this number by traditional score increases.
What is 20?
In traditional D&D lore, the goddess Tyche was divided into two other gods: Beshaba and this goddess of good luck.
Who is Tymora?
When a rogue is attempting to sneak attack, one of these two prerequisites must be met.
What are Advantage and Flanking?
If a spell has this tag, it means that spell can be cast out of combat without using a spell slot.
What is Ritual?
If two creatures roll the same initiative, what is used to determine who goes first?
What is Dexterity Score?
How is Passive Perception determined?
What is 8 + Wisdom + Proficiency (if applicable)
This goddess of the moon is sometimes referred to as "Lady of Silver," and also is well-known for her rivalry with her sister Shar.
Who is Selune?
This feature, gained by bards among other classes, allows one to double their proficiency bonus for a skill.
What is Expertise?
The spell Revivify requires one diamond worth at least how many gold pieces to cast?
What is 500 GP?
How many hit points does a normal healing potion restore?
What is 2d4+2?
Name the two main ways of leveling up in D&D.
What are Milestone and Experience?
In traditional D&D lore, where do gods reside?
What are the Outer Planes?
When multiclassing, a player needs at least this number in their classes' primary ability scores.
What is 13?
When casting a spell, it requires up to three components. Name them.
What are Verbal, Somatic, and Material?
A boss may have this special type of action, allowing it to act outside of its turn.
What is a Legendary Action?