L12E1: Erinyes 

Well played. Not gonna lie, was expecting more action but when things work, they work. Take care all.

Nice job Wizard! It was a bit of a long shot due to magical resitance but he got it. The way my two other caster characters get around magic resistance is my Action Surge Clocklock can use Heighten Spell to gain Advantage on saving throw spells or my Shadow "Dancer" Sorcerer can use her Hound of Ill Omen wolf to gaon advantage on svaing throws vs a target. And then to back all that up in case its not enough, both have Silvery Barbs to force a reroll. Thats how you can turn a disadvantage against your spell DCs into basically an Advantage (its not techincally an advanatge but a reroll kind of is when used that way) A lot of times DMs will ask for a history, nature, or arcana check to tell what a creature is and can do. I think thats fine but I would prefer it if DMs used passive ability checks more often to speed things up. If the mage has a +8 to his Arcana, just tell him what the Succubus does. Its kind of silly to roll a 1 on some knowledge question and just all of a sudden, not know what something you're an expert in does. 1d20s are way to "swingy" for repeatable, nonfailure, tasks like investigation, perception or knocking down a door. The DnD creators gave us passive skill checks to migate the sillness of some checks but many DMs simply love calling for dice rolls on every little thing and pretty much ignore passive skill mechanics unless they use them vs stealth checks. They understand its usefulness then not not when a character with a passive perception of 20 doesnt notice the trip wire running accross the hallway... I digress Thats kind of funny the mage has Haste prepared and yet none of my full casters find it worth it to take over other spells. Its just my Mystical Monk that gets a huge boost from Haste.

Also, do you guys have Discord?