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#1 Ironxxx Jul 24, 2014 11:30:44	I'm about to include a ghost and some wraiths in our 5e campaign yet can't find a definition for Incorporeal and/or ethereal in 5e. Do they have a mechanic anyone knows of; resistance to normal weapons, capability to travel through solid objects etc? I can't seem to find it in the beta rules, basic or anywhere else. MAny thanks.
#2 mellored Jul 24, 2014 11:42:55	There's nothing specific.   Mostly, i think they plan on adding stuff like that to ghost themselves.   Ghost Attributes: Reistance: Normal Weapons Haunt: Ghost cannot go further then 100' of it's haunting ground. Insubstantial: Ghost can go though walls.
#3 Be3Al2 Jul 24, 2014 12:25:49	At least one monster in the Starter Set has "Incorporeal movement" along with a bunch of resistances etc. So I guess that incorporeal at least is not a defined property in itself but rather something that is included in individual stat blocks. So decide what it should be for each of your monsters and then just add it for each stat block.
(Reply to #3) Hailrobonia	Be3Al2 wrote:
#5 kanageddaamen Jul 24, 2014 12:54:07	Be3Al2 wrote: