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Includes XGTE, MTOF, VGTM, and SCAG) – ‘RAW’ Version Abjure Enemy (Oath of Vengeance), 88 chases, 252-255 cleric, 45, 56-63, XG 17-20, SC 125-126 Conquering Presence (Oath of Conquest), XG 38 Chauntea (Forgotten Realms deity), SC:21,27,117 divine domains, 59, XG 18-20, SC 125-126 Control Undead (Oathbreaker), 97 cheating (dice rolling; Running the Game), 235 Arcana, SC 125-126 Dreadful Aspect (Oathbreaker), 97 cheating (gaming set), XG 81 Death domain, 97 Emissary of Peace (Oath of Redemption), XG 39 check. See ability check Forge, XG 18-19 Guided Strike (Oath of Conquest), XG 38 chess (Dragonchess set), 154 Grave, XG 19-20 Nature’s Wrath (Oath of the Ancients), 87 chimera (creature), 39 Knowledge, 59-60 Rebuke the Violent (Oath of Redemption), XG 39 chocolate, Life, 60 Sacred Weapon (Oath of Devotion), 86 Chocolate confections are enjoyed throughout the Light, 60-61 Turn the Faithless (Oath of the Ancients), 87 Realms. The monks of the Great Mother’s House (a Nature, 61-62 Turn the Unholy (Oath of Devotion), 86 monastery) in Berdusk make their famous chocolate Order, Guildmaster’s Guide to Ravnica Vow of Enmity (Oath of Vengeance), 88 fudge from sugar and cocoa imported from Maztica Tempest, 62 chaotic evil (alignment), 122 (Christopher Perkins) Trickery, 62-63 chaotic good (alignment), 122 choker (creature), ToF 123 War, 63 chaotic neutral (alignment), 122 choking (suffocating), 183 quick build, 57 character, 5, 11-15, 45, XG 7, 61-73 Chondathan (human ethnicity), 30 spell list, 207-208, XG 147 ability scores. See specific entry Chosen of the Gods, 17-18 Channel Divinity options, see Channel Divinity advancement, 15 chromatic dragons, 86-103 Destroy Undead, 59 age. See specific race entries, 17 kobolds (dragon servitors), VM 64 Turn Undead, 59 alignment, 122 Chult, SC 9-10, Tomb of Annihilation class training (character backstory), XG 67 background, see backgrounds chuul (creature), 40 deities, see deities creating a background, 26 ciphers (Linguist feat), 167 keepsake, XG 17 birthplace, XG 62 circle (area of effect on a grid), XG 86-87 secret, XG 17-18 creating a, 11-15 Circle Forms (druid), 69 spellcasting focus (holy symbol), 150, 151 describing your, 13-14 Circle of Dreams (druid circle), XG 22-23 in place of material components, 203 equipping your, 14, 125, 143-157 Circle of the Land (druid circle), 68 cleric, 58 family and friends, XG 63 Moonshae Circles (Forgotten Realms), SC 127 temple, XG 17 height and weight, 121 Circle of the Moon (druid circle), 69, † Divine Intervention (cleric), 59 level, 11, 15, 163 Circle of Swords (Forgotten Realms), SC 127 climate, 109-111 life events, XG 69-72 Circle of the Shepherd (druid circle), XG 23-24 knowledge (Nature skill), 178 name, 121. See also specific race entries, 17 Circle of the Spores, Guildmaster’s Guide to Ravnica predict (Survival skill), 178 options (tables), 45, XG 7 Circle Spells (druid), 68 extreme cold, 110 origins, XG 61-64 Citadel Adbar, SC 8, 59-60 extreme heat, 110 personality, 122-124 Citadel Felbar, SC 8, 60-61 heavy precipitation, 109-110 personal decisions, XG 64-69 Citadel of Many Arrows, 60 high altitude, 110 races, see race Citadel of the Raven, 12 temperature, 109-110 sex and gender, 121 city (description), 17 wind, 109-110 starting at higher level, 38 settlements, 15-20, 108, 112-116, 254 climax (adventure structure), 72, 75, 77 character sheet, 11, 317-319 commoner (NPC stat block), 345 climbing, 175, 182, 190 charge monsters in urban settings, 5 movement (speed), 182, 190 Charger feat, 165 chases, 254 climb onto a bigger creature, 271 creature feature (e.g. boar), 304 random, 112 climb (Athletics), 175 ferocious charger (cavalier feature), XG 31 See also creating a settlement climbing speed (monster), 8 overrun, 272 City of Brass, 55-56 cling to a surface (Athletics), 175 shoving, 195, 272 City of Judgment (Fugue Plane), SC 20 spider climb spell, 277 charges in magic items, 141 Kelemvor (Forgotten Realms god), SC 31-32 potion of climbing (magic item), 187 Charisma, 12, 178-179 City Secrets (urchin), 141 rope of climbing (magic item), 197 Deception, 178 City of Spiders, See Menzoberranzan cloaks (magic items), 157-159, XG 136 Intimidation, 179 City Watch (background), SC 145 Cloak of Flies (warlock invocation), XG 56 Performance, 179 clairvoyance, see also scrying Cloak of Shadows Persuasion, 179 arcane eye spell, 214 Channel Divinity cleric options, 63 checks, 178-179 clairvoyance spell, 222 monk, 80 number of prepared spells detect spells, 231-232 clockworks, ToF 124-126; see also construct paladin (Charisma modifier), 84 detect thoughts spell, 231-232 enhancements, ToF 124 saving throws, 179, 238 mind spike spell, XG 162 fire starter (tinker device), 37 spellcasting ability, 179 Divine Sense (paladin), 84 malfunctions, ToF 124 charlatan (background), 128 crystal ball (magic item), 159 music box (tinker device), 37 charm/charmed (condition), 290 clan (dwarf society), ToF 68-69 toy (tinker device), 37 animal friendship spell, 212 class, 11, 45, 96-97, 283, 287-289 clockwork amulet (magic item), XG 137 Charm Animals and plants (Channel Divinity), 62 choosing a, 11 Gond, god of craft, SC 21,28-29 charm monster spell, XG 151 features, 11, 15 clone, charm person spell, 221 NPC, 96-97 clone spell, 222 dominate beast spell, 234 level, 11, 15 simulacrum spell, 276, E dominate monster spell, 235 doppelganger (creature), 82 vs. character level, 163 enchantment school (arcane tradition), 117 clothes (price list), 150; see also boots, cloaks, gloves proficiencies, 12 Hypnotic Gaze (enchanter), 117 magic garments usually adjust to the wearer, 140 quick build, 11 Instinctive Charm (enchanter), 117 clothes of mending (magic item), XG 137 training (character backstory), XG 66-68 fey charm (e.g. dryad), 121 glamoured studded leather (magic item), 172 See also specific class entries, 45+ fiendish charm (e.g. cambion), 36 cloud, Cleansing Touch (paladin), 85 eyes of charming (magic item), 168 cloud giant (creature), 150, 154 clear path to the target (casting a spell: targeting), rod of rulership (magic item), 197 cloud of daggers spell, 222 204 staff of charming (magic item), 201 cloudkill spell, 222 cleaving (optional rule), 272 † FeySample Ancestry applies only to saves against spells or fog cloud spell,file 243 Great Weapon Master feat, 167 gaseous form spell, 244 effects that explicitly give the Charmed condition. Clench of the North Wind (monk Elemental incendiary cloud spell, 253 charms (reward), 228 Discipline), 81 MEGA INDEX (includes XGTE, MTOF, VGTM, and SCAG) – ‘RAW’ version skywrite spell, XG 165 wind velocity, 109-110 conjure celestial, 225 stinking cloud spell, 278 combat encounter, 81-85 See also creating an conjure elemental, 225 clues (mystery), 78 encounter: combat conjure fey, 226 coach cab, 159 Combat Inspiration (bard), 55 conjure minor elementals, 226 coals (improvising damage), 249 combat maneuvers (fighter), 73,74 conjure woodland beings, 226 coastal monsters, 302 list, 74 find steed spell, 240 beast shapes (druid), XG 24 saving throws, 73 find greater steed spell, XG 156 random encounters, XG 93-95 Maneuvering Attack (fighter maneuver), 74 infernal calling, XG 158 cobbler’s tools, 154, XG 80-81 Martial Adept (feat), 168 summon greater demon, XG 166 code of conduct (shared campaigns), XG 172 optional combat actions, 271-272 summon lesser demons, XG 167 coffin (vampires), 295 combat round (time), 181, 189 † Is the damage of conjured creatures considered coins and currency, 143, 19-20, 133 Combat Superiority (fighter), 73 magical? “The stat block of a conjured creature coin of the Realms, SC 13 Combat Wild Shape (druid), 69 determines the nature of the creature’s damage, Waukeen, the Coinmaiden (FR deity), SC 41 combining different effects, 205, E, XG 5, † unless the spell says otherwise.” cold damage (damage type), 196 multiple magic items of the same kind, 141 Conjuration Savant (wizard), 116 cold (temperature), 110 can’t attune to more than one copy of item, 138 connecting adventures, 125-126 extreme cold, 110 combining spell effects (casting a spell), 205, E Constitution, 12, 172 frigid water, 110 comeliness, checks, 177 slippery ice, 110 character appearance, 12, 121 hit points and, 177 thin ice, 111 Charisma, 178 monsters, 7 blisteringly cold wind (e.g. silver dragon’s lair), 118 horrible scar (lingering injury), 272 running limit (dashing), 252 freezing sphere spell, 263 NPC appearance, 89 saving throws, 179, 238 Auril, goddess of winter, SC 21,25,117 Comet (deck of many things card), 162 swimming (exhaustion), 116 Prince of Frost, the (The Archfey patron), SC 138 Coming of Age (ceremony spell), XG 151 amulet of health (magic item), 150 collapsing roof (trap), 122 Command Undead (wizard), 119 constrict (e.g. behir), 25 College (bard) animate dead spell, 212 grapple rules for monsters, 11 College of Glamour, XG 14-15 create undead spell, 229 construct (monster type), 6 College of Lore, 54-55 command word, 136, 141 animated objects, 19-20 Commander's Strike maneuver (fighter maneuver), 74 College of Fochlucan (Forgotten Realms), SC 123 golems, 167-170 commerce, 19-20. See also currency College of New Olamn (Forgotten Realms), SC 123 helmed horror, 183 Common (language), 123 College of the Herald (Forgotten Realms), SC modrons, 224-226 common magic items, XG 136-141 124 scarecrow, 268 creating additional common items, XG 140 College of Swords, XG 15-16 shield guardian, 271 minor properties (special features), 141-143 College of Valor, 55 other, ToF:122,125,126,165,194,213, potion of climbing, 187 color pools (Astral), 47 222,239-240 potion of healing, 187-188 Colossus Slayer (ranger Hunter's Prey), 93 mace of smiting (magic item), 179 common races, 17 comatose (unconscious), 197, 198 construction god (Forgotten Realms), SC 28 commoner (NPC stat block), 345 Unconscious condition, 292 consumable magic items, 141 complex traps, 121-122 combat, 8, 189-198, 247-252, 270-273; Consume Life (e.g.
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