D&D 5E Earthquake Spell Question
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That's what it looks like to me, too. I don't find anything in Errata or Sage Advice Compendium that states otherwise.
Damage to a creature on any spot where a fissure opens who fails the Dexterity check would simply take the falling damage for the 10-foot drop, but it doesn't look like the creature would have to worry about any additional damage/restraint, etc., coming from the fissure itself.
The greater potential damage would come from close proximity to a collapsing structure. As a DM, I would rule that a creature inside a fissure would have disadvantage on the Dexterity saving throw to avoid the falling rubble.
Damage to a creature on any spot where a fissure opens who fails the Dexterity check would simply take the falling damage for the 10-foot drop, but it doesn't look like the creature would have to worry about any additional damage/restraint, etc., coming from the fissure itself.
The greater potential damage would come from close proximity to a collapsing structure. As a DM, I would rule that a creature inside a fissure would have disadvantage on the Dexterity saving throw to avoid the falling rubble.
Of course both fighters fell in....
LordEntrails
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Drop is 1d10x10 feet. The fissure depth is variable. And yes, they do not close. Nothing in the spell says they close, so they don't.
