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Does being lifted 10 feet into the air and then dropped count as "moving into or within the area" of Spike Growth?

RAW: No damage, but DM has to decide for RAI First, DnD5e has no rule mechanics (that I know of) for dealing with vertical movements. Almost every situation is handled as if the world is a 2D surface (...
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Does being lifted 10 feet into the air and then dropped count as "moving into or within the area" of Spike Growth?

Yes, falling into spike growth counts. There are two parts to this question that we need to check, and the first is simple. Does falling count as moving into the area? This seems pretty plainly to me ...
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Does being lifted 10 feet into the air and then dropped count as "moving into or within the area" of Spike Growth?

Being dropped is not movement, but check with your DM Movement is a defined term for creatures (p. 190, PHB) On your turn, you can move a distance up to your speed. You can use as much or as little ...
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