Swimming In Armor 5e . Just to bring up a point not covered already; heavy armor already has a whole lot going against it in 5e (cost, weight, high requirements, stealth penalty, discouraging primary save ability DEX, etc.) so really doesn. Heavier armor interferes with the wearer's ability to move quickly, stealthily, and freely
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DC 5 check to move around Medium armor with stealth penalty: DC 5 check to thread water (stay in place) Joining late, but I do it this way.anyone swimming in armor that gives a stealth disadvantage requires a rough water check
My jury is still out as to whether that person could have been able to swim in 5e's scale mail Swimming in armor is at half speed, or rather uses two feet of movement for each foot traveled When sailors didn't wear armor it was because of cost, or because no one was wearing armor anymore
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Source: askdukeakz.pages.dev , The current rule for swimming is that it costs 2 feet of movement to move 1 foot, and heavy armor only comes into play should the game be using the optional encumbrance rules that reduce speed - at which point it's encumbrance that reduces speed rather than the armor. If your heavy armor doesn't hamper normal movement, then it doesn't.
Source: btrmntwjb.pages.dev Dungeons And Dragons 5e, Dnd Dragons, Dungeons And Dragons Characters, Dungeons And Dragons , DC 10 to move around Heavy armor: DC 10 just to stay in place. DC 10 check doing if something I think is particularly tricky to do while swimming Light armor, medium armor with no stealth penalty
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Source: modpodabp.pages.dev [OCArt] Juggernaut's Lamellar Armor [The Mithral Canvas] 5e r/DnDHomebrew , Heavy armor puts you at -10 on speed, unless you meet the strength requirements Just to bring up a point not covered already; heavy armor already has a whole lot going against it in 5e (cost, weight, high requirements, stealth penalty, discouraging primary save ability DEX, etc.) so really doesn.
Source: fionrandlv.pages.dev , Joining late, but I do it this way.anyone swimming in armor that gives a stealth disadvantage requires a rough water check A decently fit person can swim about a half mile in relatively calm lake water in trunks
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Source: sunilappyep.pages.dev , My viking ancestors and many warriors before firearms became commonplace would disagree that sailors never wore armor If your heavy armor doesn't hamper normal movement, then it doesn't hamper swimming
Source: amademygba.pages.dev , Just to bring up a point not covered already; heavy armor already has a whole lot going against it in 5e (cost, weight, high requirements, stealth penalty, discouraging primary save ability DEX, etc.) so really doesn. If your heavy armor doesn't hamper normal movement, then it doesn't hamper swimming
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Source: impssaary.pages.dev , A decently fit person can swim about a half mile in relatively calm lake water in trunks If your heavy armor doesn't hamper normal movement, then it doesn't hamper swimming
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Source: infattiphl.pages.dev , DC 10 check doing if something I think is particularly tricky to do while swimming Light armor, medium armor with no stealth penalty From my background away from 5e knowledge, the first video shows a strong person in a generous (long-sleeved) chain shirt
. DC 5 check to move around Medium armor with stealth penalty: DC 5 check to thread water (stay in place) Swimming in armor is at half speed, or rather uses two feet of movement for each foot traveled
. Use this as a starting point and the chart in the DM guide to judge how high to set the DC I don't think that swimming in armor would be that much worse than swimming in, say wizards robes