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A difficulty class, or DC, is the number that a player must meet or beat after rolling a d20 and adding modifiers to succeed in a check or saving throw. Difficulty classes are generally given in spell or item descriptions.

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rdfs:label	Difficulty class
rdfs:comment	A difficulty class, or DC, is the number that a player must meet or beat after rolling a d20 and adding modifiers to succeed in a check or saving throw. Difficulty classes are generally given in spell or item descriptions. Difficulty class (DC) is a number that describes how hard a particular action is, with higher numbers indicating harder actions. When a character's action has a DC, a die roll determines whether or not that action is successful. If the roll of a d20 plus applicable modifiers is at least the DC, then the action succeeds; if it is less than the DC, then the action fails.
dcterms:subject	Game rules Glossary Skills Magical concepts Saving throws Spells
abstract	A difficulty class, or DC, is the number that a player must meet or beat after rolling a d20 and adding modifiers to succeed in a check or saving throw. Difficulty classes are generally given in spell or item descriptions. Difficulty class (DC) is a number that describes how hard a particular action is, with higher numbers indicating harder actions. When a character's action has a DC, a die roll determines whether or not that action is successful. If the roll of a d20 plus applicable modifiers is at least the DC, then the action succeeds; if it is less than the DC, then the action fails.

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