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The ballista has disadvantage Bolt. Ranged Weapon Attack: +6 to hit, range 120/480 ft., one target. Hit: 16 (3d10) piercing damage. The ballista makes a ranged attack and is subject to all the same …

Ah! A hard one but not a very hard one From the DMG p.238: When you do so, think of how difficult a task is and then pick the associated DC from the Typical DCs table. Typical DCs \$ …

The word isn't defined in-game so it takes its normal meaning The definition of mineral is "a solid, naturally occurring inorganic substance." Or, in British English, a fizzy soft drink but that doesn …

The object is broken into several different objects: Well, those objects weren't the target of the spell so the darkness ends. …

The size of the object is not relevant provided that it is a single object - a battleaxe or armor are single objects (probably), a castle or tavern aren't (probably) and a wagon might or might not be. … Basically whether a thing is a single object (and a valid target) or a collection of objects (and isn't) is DMs call. …

It’s problematic to refer to people as items In everyday usage, “items” does not encompass creatures. If you were asked to remove all the items from the warehouse, you wouldn’t carry out the store per …

Here is the sequence: Take damage on the spellcaster's turn Roll your saving throw: If you pass, there are no further effects this round. Otherwise the saving throw does nothing. If you fail, you …

Each round is when everybody has had their turn As you say, objects don’t have turns so it must have been put in the whirlpool and this must have happened on somebody’s turn (since it’s always somebody …

The object acquires no properties beyond what the spell gives it It is the same object and can be burned, ripped, torn, cut or otherwise mutilated. As such it provides no protection to people behind i …

Specific beats general There is a general rule that objects are immune to effects that require a Constitution save. … There is a specific rule that Essential Reduction (with its Constitution saving throw) can damage objects. …

The rules say: Acid. As an action, you can splash the contents of this vial (...) Alchemist's Fire. (...) As an action, you can throw this flask up to 20 feet (...) Oil. (...) As an action, you can …

There are no hidden rules The “it only does what it says it does” applies to everything, not just spells. So, RAW, red dragon breath does not start fires. However, also RAW, you can change that if you …

You use the Use an Object action to, as you say use an object. To make an attack you must use the Attack action or some other feature that allows you to make an attack. You can use "acid, alchemist' …