Now this does raise a question about Arachne’s spitting attack: is it classed as poison damage or acid damage? She melted a metal cage with it earlier, so I’m thinking the latter.
Of course… we must keep in mind that YAFGC is its own internal universe with its own rules; not pure D&D (and even then you would have to get into which edition). I don’t recall Drow turning to dust in sunlight or spitting acid.
As most Drow never showed similar capabilities to Arachne's spit, I would say that was a Class Skill.
It's nature easily can be acid. Any high-ranking spellcaster would try to use some kind of spells or magic items to protect themselves from harm, as they are generally in the glass cannon cathegory.
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Slashing and piercing weapons only do half-damage on skeletons, use a mace next time.
No, he’s not a "skeleton", he’s a lich. FULL damage reduction!
(Source: https://www.dndbeyond.com/monsters/lich )
Damage Resistances: Cold, Lightning, Necrotic
Damage Immunities: Poison; Bludgeoning, Piercing, and Slashing from Nonmagical Attacks
Condition Immunities: Charmed, Exhaustion, Frightened, Paralyzed, Poisoned
Senses: Truesight 120 ft., Passive Perception 19
Now this does raise a question about Arachne’s spitting attack: is it classed as poison damage or acid damage? She melted a metal cage with it earlier, so I’m thinking the latter.
Of course… we must keep in mind that YAFGC is its own internal universe with its own rules; not pure D&D (and even then you would have to get into which edition). I don’t recall Drow turning to dust in sunlight or spitting acid.
As most Drow never showed similar capabilities to Arachne's spit, I would say that was a Class Skill.
It's nature easily can be acid. Any high-ranking spellcaster would try to use some kind of spells or magic items to protect themselves from harm, as they are generally in the glass cannon cathegory.