According to my math, ~4.3 Con is the breaking point where the wasps do more poison damage. So unless you're fighting something with a terrible con save, I think you're better off going with giant wasps which do get half damage on a save. However, the poison does NOT do half damage on a save. Giant Centipedes have the highest damage potential since you can create 10 of them, each one doing 1d4+2 piercing and 3d6 poison damage. flying speed or an attack that restrains the target (Giant spider) if either of those features are desirable. Not only that, but you can also guarantee that you get flying beasts (giant wasp) with 50 ft. By using Giant Insect, you can guarantee that you are getting beasts that output this higher class of damage. Ballparking the averages, cr 1/4 beasts without poison do around 7 damage on a hit compared to around 15 (probably 12 factoring in saves) for those with poison.
1) You're fighting enemies that don't have poison immunity or resistance and 2) Your DM chooses the conjured animals and doesn't always pick the most optimal beasts.īeasts that have a poison attack do significantly more damage than those that don't. Phandelver and Below: The Shattered ObeliskĮveryone loves conjure animals, but Giant Insect is far superior under the following very common criteria. Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse
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