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--- legendary_creatures [2023/09/12 09:28] – [Applying This Reasoning] shto
+++ legendary_creatures [2023/09/14 09:48] (current) – [Legendary Resistance] shto
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 ==== Legendary Resistance ====
-A creature with Legendary Resistance no longer has a fixed number of resistances, which it can use to pass a saving throw that it had failed. Instead, Legendary Resistance takes the form of a special feature that requires no action (or even conscious effort) to use. If a creature would be unable to take an action due to any condition or effect present on it, such as being Paralyzed, the creature can ignore the part of the condition or effect that prevents it from taking the action. All other aspects of the condition still applies.
+A creature with Legendary Resistance no longer has a fixed number of resistances, which it can use to pass a saving throw that it had failed. Instead, Legendary Resistance takes the form of a special feature that requires no action (or even conscious effort) to use. If a creature would be unable to take an action due to any condition or effect present on it, such as being Paralyzed, the creature can ignore the part of the condition or effect that prevents it from taking the action. All other aspects of the condition still apply.
-To use a legendary resistance, the creature must typically take damage which cannot be reduced in any way, the amount of damage dependent on the condition or effect being overcome. If the condition or effect originates from a spell, the amount of damage the creature takes is equal to the roll of a number of its hit dice equal to the level of the spell. Otherwise, the damage is equal to 2 rolls of its hit dice.
+To use legendary resistance, the creature must typically take damage which cannot be reduced in any way, the amount of damage dependent on the condition or effect being overcome. If the condition or effect originates from a spell, the amount of damage the creature takes is equal to the roll of a number of its hit dice equal to the level of the spell. Otherwise, the damage is equal to 2 rolls of its hit dice.
-The above is the "standard" way Legendary Resistance will work, but some creatures may have unique twists on it.
+The above is the "standard" way Legendary Resistance will work, but some creatures may have unique twists on it. This legendary resistance also has no limit to the frequency it can be used, or the number of times it can be used.
 ==== Health ====