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The Problem with Poison in D&D

Poison should be terrifying in theory, but in practice it’s one of the weakest mechanics in Dungeons & Dragons. A massive portion of monsters simply ignore poison damage or the poisoned condition. In addition they have low DCs, high prices, and effects that are easily outclassed by basic class features and spells. Yet poison in D&D has incredible flavor and storytelling potential: assassins, political intrigue, sleeper agents, exotic monster parts, black-market alchemy. In this video I break down why the math fails, why the poisoned condition becomes the most commonly blocked debuff, and why even famous options like purple worm venom can’t compete with magic weapons. Then we rebuild poison from the ground up: alternative damage types, effects that bypass blanket immunities, expanded crafting rules, clearer harvesting components and more! Here is my complete guide to making poison work. Enjoy! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bloodborne Meets D&D: Forge Gothic Horror Stories with Steinhardt's Guide to Eldritch Hunt : https://monkeydm.com/collections/all-... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Access Unique Subclasses and Support the Channel here:   / monkeydm   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Poison Rework (it's free):   / 138833760   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SEO stuff you can ignore: DnD Shorts, Dungeons and Dragons, XP to level 3 with dungeon dudes, potentially a bit a Critical Role with dungeoneering, tabletop community next to tabletop RPG, dungeons and dragons, Fjord, Beau, Jester, Yasha, Caleb, Nott, 5th edition dragons, 3.5e, Pointy Hat, DM GM, dungeon master, game master tips sprinkle a bit of Caduceus, Mollymauk in the Mighty Nein. Matt Mercer. , Ravenloft vibes, Steinhardt's stories, or any tabletop RPG sessions with psychological dread and potential TPKs.