Page: 166 from Xanathar’s Guide To Everything Do you want to summon a demon?ĭemons are a specific type of creature. The challenge rating goes up to 1 for every slot level above 4. At higher levelĬast this spell with a spell slot at the 5th or higher level. In that case, it will not return home unless it has access to a nearby portal. Suppose the demon does not have a plane shift or teleport ability. You can stop focusing on the spell, and the demon will come back from where it came from. The demon vanishes 1d6 rounds after the spell ends. Uncontrolled demons can’t be stopped concentrating for more than 1d6 rounds if they still have hit points. The demon will spend its turn pursuing non-demons and attacking them to the best of its ability. Your control over the demon is ended after a successful save. The demon will continue to obey you even if your save fails.

If you speak the demon’s true name, it has a disadvantage on this saving throw. It will attack any creature that is within its reach if you don’t issue a command.Įach demon makes a Charisma saving throw at the end of its turn. It will then tell you what it should do next. You can summon the demon and issue a verbal order to it on each of your subsequent turns. It will disappear when it drops below 0 hit points or when the spell ends. The demon will appear in an unoccupied space that you can see within its range. It must have a challenge rating less than 5, such as a shadow or barlgura. You select the type of demon you wish to summon. You curse, summoning one demon out of chaos in the Abyss. Duration: Concentration for up to one hour.Components: V, S, and M (a vial containing blood from a humanoid that was killed in the last 24 hours).

5e conjure demon