According to their stat block, this trait does the following: If damage reduces the zombie to 0 hit points, it must make a Constitution saving throw with a DC of 5 + the damage taken, unless the damage is radiant or from a critical hit. Their highest stat is the constitution, and it’s represented by the trait: Undead fortitude.
They attack in swarms because of a class of 8 armor and an average hp pool of 22, they won’t be too much of a threat individually to even the lowest level player. Zombies in 5e are medium undead monsters, and they shuffle forward towards the party with little regard to tactics and their own safety. This means they will drop out of windows, move across another dangerous terrain, and barrel through obstacles until they reach their target. Zombies are not very intelligent, and unless commanded otherwise will take the most direct route to their foe.
Your best bet to defeating a zombie is either through speed, trickery, or combat. They also do not require any food, water, air, or sleep, making them very hard to outlast with attrition.
Once they rise, they either follow the commands of a master or wait in the area for something to kill, attacking all living creatures once they are seen. They are emanated and animated by dark magic, either intentionally or when dark magic soaks the area where they were buried. Most zombies are humans and they are clad in what they wore when they died, the wounds that killed them are still visible on their bloated and yellowed corpses. The shuffling, never stopping, foot soldiers of every necromantic army in 5e and fantasy, zombies are undead that have risen from the grave. These recognizable monsters will shuffle and moan towards your DnD party and will be quite the battle to put down.īut of course, having monsters scream and shuffle towards your party gets old after a while, so how do you make zombies fresh in the minds of your characters and the players who play them? Zombies have a few tricks up their undead sleeves, and there are a few ways to make encounters fun with them. Whether your party is traipsing through a cemetery at night, assaulting the necromancer’s tower, or defending against an undead incursion, they will be dealing with zombies.
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