Fragile Terrain (PSR Supplement)
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Fragile terrain is a common hazard. It includes crumbling floors or thin ice that can only support a creature’s weight momentarily.
- If a creature uses any action on fragile terrain, or ends its turn there, the terrain crumbles away and the creature falls through, destroying a 5-foot square of the terrain directly underneath it. A creature can finish its action just before the floor gives away.
- A Large or larger creature instead falls through fragile terrain as soon as it enters the space, and destroys a proportionally larger square: 10 feet for Large, 15 feet for Huge, and so on.
- A Tiny creature instead doesn't fall through at all.
- Any damage to a 5-foot square of fragile terrain, except psychic damage, destroys the square. Fragile terrain has 5 AC.