Constitution Saving Throw | Solasta Official Wiki

Constitution Saving Throw in Solasta: Crown of the Magister is a Saving Throw based on Constitution ability. Saving Throws are talents that determine how proficient a character is at resisting different threats.

Constitution Saving Throw Information

• Main Attribute: Constitution
• Constitution Saving Throw is a check that determines how well a character can endure a disease, poison, or other hazard that saps vitality.

How to Increase Constitution Saving Throw

• Increasing Constitution ability bonus also increases Constitution Saving Throw
• The following Classes have Constitution Saving Throw Proficiency as a class feature:
  • Fighter
• The following Features and Feats provide bonuses to Constitution Saving Throw:
  
  • Aura of Protection (Paladin class) - bonus up to +5, applies to all nearby allies including source character
  • Channel Divinity: Force of Law (Law Domain subclass of Cleric class) - disadvantage on saving throw against attack spell
  • Creed of Arun (feat) - grants Proficiency or bonus +1, also increases Constitution which in turn might give an extra bonus
  • Dwarven Resilience (Dwarf race) - advantage against poison
  • Flawless Concentration (feat) - on sustaining up to 10 points of damage, character don't need to roll to maintain concentration. Above that value, character has advantage when rolling to maintain concentration.
  • Herald of Battle (Battle Domain subclass of Cleric class) - bonus +1, only applies to nearby allies (excluding source character)
  • Lucky (Halfling race) - when rolls a "natural 1" (on the dice), rerolls and uses the new roll.
  • Snow Dwarf Endurance (Snow Dwarf subrace of Dwarf race) - bonus +2.

Constitution Saving Throw Tips & Notes

• "Tank" characters which rely on melee combat and/or expected to sustain lots of damage are usually built with high Constitution ability bonus, which by extension benefins Constitution Saving Throw
• Constitution Saving Throw is used to maintain concentration after taking damage, which happens relatively often