Getting Lawyered
Inspiration is something all players want to get, however most don't know the exact rules of what inspiration actually does. Can you tell how it works?
If you have inspiration, you can expend it when you make an attack roll, saving throw, or ability check. Spending your inspiration gives you advantage on that roll.
That's it.
You fall from high place on a creature that fails it's saving throw and takes 63 damage. From how high up did you fall?
120 feet.
This character saving holy spell is very useful in every state of the game after you get it, but because of the writing of the targeting, it should not work in RAW.
Revivify
Xanathar's guide to everything gave every tool 2 things to make them seem more appealing for players to pick up. First thing is added benefit's that you can only use when having proficiency with that tool. What is the second one?
Advantage on ability checks that could use either the tool or an ability, if character has proficiency in both on them.
There is an optional rule that lets you, as an action, attempt to climb onto a bigger creature by making athletics or acrobatics check contested by the creatures acrobatics check. When on the bigger creature, the smaller creature moves with it and has advantage on it's attack rolls. What is this rule called?
Climb onto a Bigger Creature
How do you calculate how long you can jump from standing position?
Half your strength score.
Assassin rogue get's a surprise attack on an enemy and deal 75 damage using a shortbow. What level is the rogue?
level 17 or 18
Simulacrum is a spell that is most often duplicated using the wish spell. But how long would it take and how much would it cost to cast this spell normally?
12 hours and 1500 gold.
How many tool proficiencies can; in some shape or form, help you detect poisons?
5
Poisoner’s Kit, Herbalism Kit, Cook’s Utensils, Brewer’s Supplies and Alchemist’s Supplies
Thare is a optional rule for free action that let's you, when you hit a creature with melee weapon attack, choose them as your target and for 1 turn you do not lose your reaction when doing attack of opportunity against that enemy, and that attack has advantage. What is this rule called?
Mark.
How do you calculate how much a tiny creature can carry?
Strenght score x 15 x 1/2
Great weapon master paladin attack a fiend and crits, using a smite. He deals 74 damage. What level smite did he use?
3th level smite.
Wish is a very popular spell among high level characters. But what are the 3 downsides of using it for anything other than duplicating spells?
-Until long rest, take damage everytime you cast a spell.
- Your strengh drops to 3 for 2d4 days
-33% chance to never be able to cast wish again
Forgery Kit has often forgotten property that is unique to it alone and makes the proficiency worth having even if you wouldn't think so at first. What is it?
It can be combined with other tools.
There are 2 rest variant rules that change the time it takes to take long or short rest. Those rules are called Epic Heroism and Gritty Realism. How long do rest take in these rulesets? You need to get 3 out 4 correct to get points.
Epic Heroism: long rest 1 hour and short rest 5 min
Gritty Realism: long rest 7 days and short rest 8 hours.
When in underwater combat, name 5 weapons that do not have disadvantage when you don't have a swimming speed.
dagger, javeling, shortsword, spear, trident, crossbow, net, spear, dart, handaxe and light hammer.
Level 20 fighter uses action surge to attack BBEG with his +3 great axe, also activating great weapon master. He deals 123 damage in total. How many hits did he land?
5
Spirit Guardians is one of the best level 3 spells in the game, but can you tell how does it's targeting work?
You choose any number of creatures you can see to not be affected by the spell.
How many tools give you ability to repair things?
6
Woodcarver’s Tools, Weaver’s Tools, Tinker’s Tools, Smith’s Tools, Cobbler’s Tools and Vehicles (Water and Land)
There is an optional rule named "Speed factor". In general terms, what does this rule do?
Modifies initiative based on creatures size, weapon and if they are casting a spell.
How does "surprise" rules work?
First DM determites if anyone is surprises (creature is not surprised if it notices even one enemy.) Then initiative is rolled. All surprised creatures get "surprised" condition that ends at the end of their first turn.
Sorcerer casts meteor swarm. All the enemies fail the save. He deals 980 damage in total. How many enemies did he hit?
7
Blade of Disaster is often regarded as the worst spell in dnd. However it has 2 properties that make it special and sometimes even usable. What are those?
Better crit (3 times damage and 18 to 20 range) and can pass through any wall, including wall of force.
Most tools can help you with 3 or 4 types of checks and there are even 3 that can help you with 5 checks. However, there is only 1 tool to help you with 6 types of checks, what is this tool?
Poisoner’s Kit
History, Investigation, Perception, Medicine, Natura and Survival.
There is an optional rule named Healing Surge. Please tell me, what this rule does.
As an action, a character can use a healing surge and spend up to half his or her Hit Dice. For each Hit Die spent in this way, the player rolls the die and adds the character’s Constitution modifier. The character regains hit points equal to the total. The player can decide to spend an additional Hit Die after each roll.
A character who uses a healing surge can’t do so again until he or she finishes a short or long rest.
Under this optional rule, a character regains all spent Hit Dice at the end of a long rest. With a short rest, a character regains Hit Dice equal to his or her level divided by four (minimum of one die).