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(I/Me/Mine)
Per Treantmonk, this version of Vecna can be defeated in 1 round by two non optimized fighters.
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D&D 5E Vs Vecna battle simulations.
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Smythe the Bard
Explorer
Leon says "Torches & oil are in my backpack! Burn the abomination!"
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
Yep, @Mistwell posted about this on page 14 I think. It has been debunked (slightly) by myself and others. His math is off a bit, damage is closer to 130 per PC, so doubled might kill Vecna, but not on average.
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
Works for Egar LOL!
FitzTheRuke
Legend
I can help as a bonus action if I don't use Cunning Action.
(I knew that my rapier wouldn't do anything, but I didn't think that Malek would know that. Is the antimagic field even visible, or is it just a magic dead-zone?)
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
From the spell: A 10-foot-radius invisible sphere of antimagic surrounds you.
I figured you were just in character for it.
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
Hjalman's Turn:
Hjalman tells the others, "I've got sum' torches in me pack. Let's see if this pile of toothpicks'll burn..."
1. Hjalman moves 10 feet to the west.
2. Hjalman uses his free object intereaction to pull a torch from his backpack and his action to pull out his tinderbox.
(He is still Grappled with the prone Vecna.)
It is now Egar's Turn.
Hjalman tells the others, "I've got sum' torches in me pack. Let's see if this pile of toothpicks'll burn..."
1. Hjalman moves 10 feet to the west.
2. Hjalman uses his free object intereaction to pull a torch from his backpack and his action to pull out his tinderbox.
(He is still Grappled with the prone Vecna.)
It is now Egar's Turn.
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
Egar's Turn:
1. Egar moves 5 feet to the corner of Venca across from Leon.
2. Egar tries to grapple (rolls 19 + 0 = 19) Vecna and fails (Vecna rolls 18 + 3 = 21).
"You squirmy little maggot..." Egar mutters under his breath, "We're gonna burn a hole in your belly!"
It is now Venca's Turn.
1. Egar moves 5 feet to the corner of Venca across from Leon.
2. Egar tries to grapple (rolls 19 + 0 = 19) Vecna and fails (Vecna rolls 18 + 3 = 21).
"You squirmy little maggot..." Egar mutters under his breath, "We're gonna burn a hole in your belly!"
It is now Venca's Turn.
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
POINT OF ORDER/RULING: Vecna is grappled by two PCs (Hjalman and Leon).
My ruling for multiple grapples is when trying to escape you have to roll separately against each creature grappling you. In this case, it would be a kin to having disadvantage since there are two.
I know others have played you make ONE roll against all their roles, so which should we do?
What are people's thought?
1. Roll vs. each PC or
2. one roll (to rule them all??? )
My ruling for multiple grapples is when trying to escape you have to roll separately against each creature grappling you. In this case, it would be a kin to having disadvantage since there are two.
I know others have played you make ONE roll against all their roles, so which should we do?
What are people's thought?
1. Roll vs. each PC or
2. one roll (to rule them all???
)
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Smythe the Bard
Explorer
I'd think he would need to break each with a separate rolls (aka option #1)
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