The DMG has an option for DMs to give artifacts (and other magical items) beneficial and detrimental properties:Įach artifact has its own magical properties, as other magic items do, and the properties are often exceptionally powerful. Giving an artifact with major detrimental properties to the creature Here are a few more options.īoth of the options below require giving an NPC an immensely powerful item or arranging for a very strong relationship between the NPC and a demon lord. Wishcould potentially be used to do this, but may come with its own consequences for a request like that. You will need to reduce their Intelligence in order for this to work. You have to reduce their Intelligence below the threshold How can one imbue bonus Intelligence (and myriad abilities) to plants and/or beasts with a wee bit too much Intelligence?
Polymorph them into a more-stupid beast, then they change back smarter! Though StackExchange gave this one a complicated answer.Īdmit that the author is probably making a bigger deal out of this than necessary and just House Rule the damn thing. Give the target a Feeblemind spell first.Įnroll them in high-contact American sports. Yet, if high school taught us anything, baseline and expected intelligence is not guaranteed. Even the Shambling Mound would be an amazing pet (for a month), were it not so deeply clever. The baboon and some giant creatures have an Intelligence of 4 (or greater). How does one get this Awaken spell to work on plants or animals with an Intelligence score higher than 3? The target must have either no Intelligence score or an Intelligence of 3 or less. In D&D 5e, the Awaken spell allows a gain of intelligence and ability:Īfter spending the casting time tracing magical pathways within a precious gemstone, you touch a Huge or smaller beast or plant.
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