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| condition = Prone | | condition = Prone | ||
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| condition save = DEX | | condition save = DEX | ||
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| created by spells = Blade of Rime, Chromatic Orb: Cold, Death Burst: Cold, Explosive Icicle, Ice Knife, Ice Storm, Icy Regurgitation, Otiluke's Freezing Sphere, Sleet Storm | | created by spells = Blade of Rime, Chromatic Orb: Cold, Death Burst: Cold, Explosive Icicle, Ice Knife, Ice Storm, Icy Regurgitation, Otiluke's Freezing Sphere, Sleet Storm | ||
| interactions = * Can be formed when many "wet" surfaces are exposed to cold damage. Ice formed this way lasts for {{Duration|2}} and melts into water afterwards. These surfaces include: | | interactions = * Can be formed when many "wet" surfaces are exposed to cold damage. Ice formed this way lasts for {{Duration|2}} and melts into water afterwards. These surfaces include: | ||
**{{Area|Blood | **{{Area|Blood}} | ||
**{{Area|Water | **{{Area|Water}} | ||
**{{Area|Alcohol | **{{Area|Alcohol}} | ||
**{{Area|Acid | **{{Area|Acid}} | ||
**{{Area|Simple toxin | **{{Area|Simple toxin}} and other coatings | ||
* Melts into {{Area|Water | * Melts into {{Area|Water}} when exposed to fire damage. | ||
| notes = * Uses the Spell Save DC of the character that caused the ice surface to form. | | notes = * Uses the Spell Save DC of the character that caused the ice surface to form. | ||
* A creature slipping on an ice surface attributes the source of Prone to the character that formed the ice surface. This will, for example, trigger [[Boots of Stormy Clamour]]. | * A creature slipping on an ice surface attributes the source of Prone to the character that formed the ice surface. This will, for example, trigger [[Boots of Stormy Clamour]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:30, 24 October 2024
This article is about the slippery ice surface. For other uses, see Ice (disambiguation).
Ice is an area. Created in numerous ways, it can knock anyone who travels over it.
Description
Difficult terrain - movement speed is halved and creatures may fall Prone.
Properties
Type: Surface
Condition: Prone
Duration: 1 turn
Spell save DC 
Dexterity saving throw
- Can't move or take
Actions, 
Bonus actions, or 
Reactions, and has 
Disadvantage on Strength and Dexterity saving throws. - Attacks against a Prone creature have
Advantage if they're made within 
3 m / 10 ft of the creature. - A Prone creature must spend half its Movement Speed to stand up.
- A character with the Athlete feat spends only 1.5 m / 5 ft of Movement Speed to stand up.
- A character with the Athlete feat spends only
Condition: Difficult Terrain
- Movement Speed halved
Creation
This area can be created by the following:
Items:
Spells and actions:
Interactions
- Can be formed when many "wet" surfaces are exposed to cold damage. Ice formed this way lasts for Duration: 2 turns and melts into water afterwards. These surfaces include:
Blood
Water
Alcohol
Acid
Simple Toxin and other coatings
- Melts into Water when exposed to fire damage.
Notes
- Uses the Spell Save DC of the character that caused the ice surface to form.
- A creature slipping on an ice surface attributes the source of Prone to the character that formed the ice surface. This will, for example, trigger Boots of Stormy Clamour.
- The Arrow of Ice uses a DC 12 save to avoid being Prone upon any creature in range of the initial hit. This is a different save from the DEX save of the ice surface left behind afterwards.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
An ice surface on a grassy, paved path at dusk.
An ice surface as seen in the prologue.
