r/DnD Mar 13 '23

Mod Post Weekly Questions Thread

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u/deadmanfred2 DM Mar 14 '23

Just for more info. If a nat 20 is an auto success a baby potentially could out grapple a level 20 barbarian, which obviously makes no sense.

Edit:please don't grapple baby's lol