Common Terms

Having advantage or disadvantage on a roll causes the roller to roll twice and take the higher or lower result respectively. Having both advantage and disadvantage on the same roll cancel each other out. Multiple instances of advantage and disadvantage on the same roll stack. For instance, having advantage from two sources on the same roll would cause the roller to roll three times and take the best roll.
Casting equivalents refer to any of the following class features: alchemy, initiating, inventing, manifesting, spellcasting, or veilweaving. A caster level equivalent (often abbreviated as CLE) refers to a creature's caster level, initiator level, inventor level, manifester level, or veilweaver level.
A companion creature describes an animal companion, divine bond, eidolon, familiar, mount, psicrystal companion, robotic assistant, robot companion; or any other creature granted by a class feature or feat that advances alongside a character and does not have class levels. Cohorts, followers, thralls, and believers are not companion creatures.
A completely willing creature is one decides to be the willing target of an effect while conscious, sober, and not affected by any charm, compulsion, emotion, or fear effects, even those completely unrelated to the effect in question.
Wealth means any combination of mundane goods, usually worth a certain amount of gp or higher. Wealth can include currency, precious metals or stones, trade goods, works of art, or any other item which confers no benefit on its own but is worth at least 1 gp.
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