The mass-pixie assault had the potential to be one of the most deadly tactics in the game and a druid could do it once per day when they hit level 7. This makes pixies one of the deadliest monsters in Dungeons & Dragons. There are a couple of monsters that are the reason why the Sage Advice ruled that the DM picks instead of the player. Even terrifying monsters with Lair Actions can end up burning through all of their special defenses when facing the pixie assault, leaving them open to a beating from the players. This is less of a problem when the party is facing a group of enemies, but a single powerful foe can be defeated in just one turn with this action. An enemy monster could be on the receiving end of eight polymorph spells in a single round, which means that they will almost certainly blow at least one of their saving throws and be transformed into a chicken or fish. You summon elementals that appear in unoccupied spaces that you can see within range. As discussed in Spell Spotlight: Conjure Minor Elementals and Spell Spotlight: Conjure Animals, spells that summon other creatures can be some of the most frustrating spells in the game. The reason why a group of pixies is so scary is that they all take their action on the same turn. Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything is overflowing with new player options, including some wild new summoning spells.
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