Jul 16, 2021 · Once the spell is cast, the cow will fall down 50 feet on top of your enemy, taking 5d6 bludgeoning damage from the fall. Now, the question is whether this damage is dealt to the enemy. This question offers all the guidance we need, if you use the optional rule for falling onto a creature from TCE (p. 170):

Mar 9, 2020 · In Volo's Guide to Monsters there is small appendix allocated to "Assorted Beasts", which includes the Cow and variants: Ox, Rothé and Stench Kow (VGtM, pp.207-208). In the description of the Stench Kow it says that they are native to the Lower Planes.

Jul 3, 2020 · These need to make an appearance in high rollers. Posh boy elf never saw a cow before one of their early episodes. Thought it was a monster, cast spell at it, cow won the Dex save and ninja rolled out of the way! I want to see this fuzzy moo-boi come to avenge its brethren.

Feb 11, 2007 · Where can I find the prices of livestock? Or, even better, to save me time in a pinch, could you put down the price of some normal livestock animals in a standard D&D campaign for me here? Cow Chicken Goat Sheep Pig Thank you so much for your quick help.

Sep 27, 2021 · This question came up this week. My general ruling was "yes, by rules, the conjured cow can be milked. Milking isn't a hostile action, doesn't break concentration, and won't drop it to 0hp. Now, the cow is, by rules, a fey creature in that it is a fey spirit that has taken the form of a beast (a cow). So that is another consideration.

Jun 19, 2024 · Firbolg (not actually animalistic race, but often potrayed as cow people) Grung (frog) Halfling (suggested in PHB option to reflavor them as Mousefolk) Kenku (raven) Kobold (Dragon) Locathah (fish) Tabaxi (cat) Yun-ti (snake) Greyhawk. Lizardfolk (lizard) Ixalan. Merfolk (fish) Siren (bird) Mystara. Tortle (turtle) Ravnica. Loxodon (Elephant)

Jan 2, 2020 · The cow variant of the firbolg is a fey touched one. There is a tribe of firbolg that went into the fey and the magic in the fey changes everything and everyone when it's in there long enough. MrRexx on YouTube has a great video about …

May 18, 2020 · And if your cow companion dies, you have steak for dinner and buy a new one at the next village for 5 gp. If your DM is a killjoy who won't let you have a Large companion, because Beast Masters are notoriously OP and all, you can get a deep rothe instead, which has the same stats but is Medium, has darkvision, and can cast dancing lights .

Apr 4, 2018 · A cow falling from 10m onto your head would be about 20m/s and roughly 215kJ of energy. That energy would be equivalent to you falling on your head from 315m in the air. Now we obviously know that would kill a person in real life, but D&D is not real life.

Players used speak with animals for a cow who was displaced from a farm overrun by orcs. She explains the situation. They convince her to join them and help. I think "cool, she'll go into combat, do small damage, then run away as soon as she's hit." Arrive at farm. "OH shit orcs, roll initiative." Cow's turn. Meets charge criteria. Rolls nat 20.