Miss: roll 1d10, on a 10, 1 less firebolt every turnД¬ountermeasures: jump over both pit traps Perceptions Success: you see the 1st pit, you see the second pit.ДЄdditional Skills Success: you climb out, you flip outДЄttack Type: 2d20 fire dmg (1 firebolt), 1d6 falling, 1d6 P (spikes)ДЄftereffect: continue firebolting until adventurer escapes AND DONвЂ™T YOU DARE TRY IGNORING THE FALLING DMG! So if they jump 10 ft to get across the 1st pit, the second pit gives way, and on initiative count 10, it fires 4 firebolts, +7 hit, 2d20 dmg, and thereвЂ™s the spikes,Дealing 1d6 piercing when they hit the bottom. In front of the aforementioned pit trap, there is another pit trap, that is hidden, Quick Description: hallway with a pit trap with another, better hidden one in front of it.ДЇull Description: the adventurers walk into a hallway, and they encounter a fairly obvious 10 ft deep pit trap with spikes, and the trap goes from wall to wall, Type: 2 pit traps with вЂњHadokensвЂќ in wall andspikes at bottom, one of the pit traps is activated when you jump on top of it, while the other is in front of it Countermeasure: Stepping into protective circle of runes.Aftereffect: 1d10 ongoing fire damage until save ends.Hit: 2d10+10 initial fire damage and has a (25% вЂ“ Level of magic item) chance of detonating item, causing item level x 10 damage.Trigger: Within 15 seconds of entering the room.DC 15: If attempting to vault into protective circle, chance on making it before ward activates.

DC 30: Sense the perimeter of the room is beginning to flare up.DC 25: Recognize the runes as a protective ward.DC 10: Notice the glowing blue runes in a circle on the floor.A raging inferno of Silver Fire erupts in the room, damaging all occupants not inside the glowing cirlce of runes. Unfortunately, when activated, only being INSIDE the circle protects one from the ensuing blast. A glowing circle of runes on the ground tempts the victim.Lets Get It Started with the First Trap Idea Straight from the DM Tools You can either simply post a description or use the format below: Simply post a comment at the bottom of this post. Instead, they make sense in moving the adventure forward. They are difficult and require a creative solution to escape without bringing the game to a grinding halt. They create action as the character tries to escape. Great traps build up tension just before the trap springs. Looking for ideas for some Dungeons and Dragons traps your players will love? WeвЂ™re compiling a list of 101 clever D&D trap ideas right here and we need your help! Give us your best creative, clever, evil and downright diabolical trap ideas and weвЂ™ll compile them all right here in this post as well as enter them all in our shared D&D traps tool (over 40 are available right now for members).

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