(A simple trap is a snare, a trap triggered by a tripwire, or a large trap such as a pit.)Ī character with the trapfinding class feature who succeeds on a DC 21 (or higher) Search check detects a well-hidden or complex mechanical trap before it is triggered.
Traps that attack with arrows, sweeping blades, and other types of weaponry make normal attack rolls, with a specific attack bonus dictated by the trap’s design.Ĭreatures who succeed on a DC 20 Search check detect a simple mechanical trap before it is triggered. A trap typically is defined by its location and triggering conditions, how hard it is to spot before it goes off, how much damage it deals, and whether or not the heroes receive a saving throw to mitigate its effects. Creating a spell trap requires the services of a character who can cast the needed spell or spells, who is usually either the character creating the trap or an NPC spellcaster hired for the purpose.ĭungeons are frequently equipped with deadly mechanical (nonmagical) traps. Spell traps are simply spells that themselves function as traps. Creating a magic device trap requires the Craft Wondrous Item feat (see Designing a Trap and the feat description). Magic device traps initiate spell effects when activated, just as wands, rods, rings, and other magic items do. Magic traps are further divided into spell traps and magic device traps. A mechanical trap can be constructed by a PC through successful use of the Craft (trapmaking) skill (see Designing a Trap, below, and the skill description). Mechanical traps include pits, arrow traps, falling blocks, water-filled rooms, whirling blades, and anything else that depends on a mechanism to operate. A trap can be either mechanical or magic in nature.
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