Guardian Angel Haruki

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

@JBRam2002*goes and looks again*
Ah, You're right! Sorry, my mistake. ^^"

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

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Uhhh, the druid is the one maintaining the entangling spell. XD

@0 Azzy 0

True. But you do have the Natural Explorer feature. ;)

D&D 5e - High Seas and Tall Tales

The blonde watched as the Beholder paralyzed the Kraken, and allowed Jill to go in for the killing blow. The blue skinned woman had also taken care of the automaton with ice, and she watched as both enemies sunk to the ground ever so slowly. She kept her eyes on it warily, as though expecting it to pop back up and attack again as though it had pretended to have died. But thankfully, that didn't happen after a few moments. She turned her attention to the beholder and Jill as he handed a necklace over for Inspection. She listened quietly as Jill told everyone what the necklace was and what it did. Apparently it was something that the blonde wouldn't be able to use. That was a shame.

As everyone seemed to be settling down for a rest, she thought that this was a good chance for her to speak with them. She swam up to the beholder, mermaid, and Jill, and she spoke to them and the other members of the group, sincerity clear in her voice,

"Thanks for the help! I appreciate it. My name is Alexis Brunwood. Well met,"

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

@rush99999 Unfortunately, Jacoby did not notice the bandit until after he materialized from his Misty Step.

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

@ihinka Ok. Remember you are after @JBRam2002

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

@ihinka Oh!

Hmmm....

I don't think you do, because this is the spell Entangled. It's pretty obvious that it's a 20 foot square just from looking it.

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

@ihinka Nope. Difficult terrain halves your movement speed.

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

@ihinka LOL. Indeed it was.
You can always use your movement to go around the difficult terrain if you wish. ^_^

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

@ihinka I’m going to say that slashing the vines will still slow you down, because the area is difficult terrain. Unless you have a feat that allows you to ignore difficult terrain (does the Ranger count you guys as his group?)

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

@rush99999 From 90 feet, no.
But it is possible that you could see someone or something from 30 feet before you use Misty Step. I’ll let you roll a retroactive Perception.