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Dnd 5E Grease Flammable. If i were to cast grease, and a creature fails it's dex save and falls prone, and then i cast create bonfire on that grease spot, would it ignite the entire. the casting materials are items that don't really burn well or very fast, so unfortunately while the area might be very slippery the pork grease or butter would not be nearly as instantly flammable as something like. On the other hand, it's a game and every. This is important, since the grease would only be flammable if the language of the spell said so. The material components are pork rind or butter. That is, in fact, quite arguable. grease is, inarguably, a flammable substance. Thanks for all the thoughtful responses. the grease may indeed be flammable, but it's not so specially flammable as to cause significant extra fire damage — if it were, it would say so. I highly doubt that there. We’re not just speculating here, either. vaseline, which is a slick grease, is not flammable (and i was a cook) however, all grease derived from animal fats are flammable. Grease is not a flammable substance. As multiple folks have pointed out, grease will burn, but that's not actually the same as. I'd rule that it either burns in a flash that does no damage, or minimal.

Thanks for all the thoughtful responses. the casting materials are items that don't really burn well or very fast, so unfortunately while the area might be very slippery the pork grease or butter would not be nearly as instantly flammable as something like. the spell grease, is the grease flammable? As multiple folks have pointed out, grease will burn, but that's not actually the same as. The material components are pork rind or butter. vaseline, which is a slick grease, is not flammable (and i was a cook) however, all grease derived from animal fats are flammable. This is important, since the grease would only be flammable if the language of the spell said so. Grease is not a flammable substance. I highly doubt that there. I'd rule that it either burns in a flash that does no damage, or minimal.

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Dnd 5E Grease Flammable I'd rule that it either burns in a flash that does no damage, or minimal. the casting materials are items that don't really burn well or very fast, so unfortunately while the area might be very slippery the pork grease or butter would not be nearly as instantly flammable as something like. We’re not just speculating here, either. This is important, since the grease would only be flammable if the language of the spell said so. I'd rule that it either burns in a flash that does no damage, or minimal. Grease is not a flammable substance. the spell says nothing about the grease that is created being flammable. As multiple folks have pointed out, grease will burn, but that's not actually the same as. grease is, inarguably, a flammable substance. vaseline, which is a slick grease, is not flammable (and i was a cook) however, all grease derived from animal fats are flammable. On the other hand, it's a game and every. the grease may indeed be flammable, but it's not so specially flammable as to cause significant extra fire damage — if it were, it would say so. If i were to cast grease, and a creature fails it's dex save and falls prone, and then i cast create bonfire on that grease spot, would it ignite the entire. That is, in fact, quite arguable. I highly doubt that there. The material components are pork rind or butter.