Thorns (PSR Supplement)

**PSR** is an alternate ruleset that is compatible with most 5e content.
System Differences The Basics PB: Proficiency Bonus Advantage & Disadvantage Reroll Bonus Dice Ability Check Group Check Contest Passive Check Save Ability DC Ability Scores Strength Dexterity Constitution Intelligence Wisdom Charisma Skills	Encounters Group Turns Round-Table Turns Staggered Turns Your Turn Move Action Bonus Action Reaction Making an Attack Unarmed Strike Sunder Cover Communication Hit Points & Damage Hit Points Hit Dice Temporary Hit Points Massive Damage Damage Types Damage Resistance Max Damage	Time Phases Rest Break: a short rest Camp: a rough long rest Downtime: a cozy long rest Downtime Trading Downtime Activity Environment Common Hazards Extreme Climates Peculiar Traits Resistance Immunity Vulnerability Special Senses Defeat Dramatic Death Conditions	Items Carry Capacity Goods & Currency Optional: Material Goods Consumables Weapons Improvised Weapons Attire & Shields Tools Gear Attunement Objects Damaging Objects Hauling Objects Vehicles Optional: Artillery NPCs Attitude Mount Cohort Stat Blocks

Thorns are a common hazard. Thorns are caused by natural plants, barbed wire, caltrops, or other effects. In game terms, thorns occupy 5-foot squares.

An area of thorns is difficult terrain.
When a creature first enters thorns or starts its turn in there, the creature must succeed on a DC 10 Dexterity save or take 1d6 piercing damage, unless the thorn-causing effect specifies different damage.

A protagonist not wearing leg attire has disadvantage on this save.

Typically thorns can be destroyed. Each 5-foot square of thorns has 10 hp, 10 AC, and is immune to psychic damage. Your narrator may decide other traits based on the nature of thorns; thorny plant vines for example might take max damage from slashing and fire.

Thorns (PSR Supplement)

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