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In one, where they suffer from dementia and forget how to turn to either a bat or fog.
It really depends on a lot of different factors. For example do you have a flying speed all the time or do you only have it when you cast the fly spell or drink the fly potion? If you have to cast the fly spell do you have enough time to do so with an action before you fall to the ground (tbh this would be a waste anyway if you have feather fall). It isn't as simple as Cazador can fly and I can have the ability to fly so I should have the same perk.
Wasn't a very hard fight.
And Cazador IS A VAMPIRE. They have the ability to turn into mist and fly. Like, that's just 5e RAW/canon. It's what vampires do.
Great fix!!!
Either use a Daylight spell, or use a weapon that gives off the effects of such, like the Blood of Lathander.
Not only does the magical sunlight inflict damage to him every turn, but it also prevents him from turning into mist as long as he's within its radius.
You two would not survive as GM's, if you think the players should be forced to handle difficult encounters the way the devs intended it.