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Falling damage is the Damage a creature suffers to their Hit points, in the form of 
Bludgeoning damage, when they fall a sufficient distance. Falling damage is most commonly caused by Jumping from heights or being Shoved or Thrown from them.
Falling Damage Formula
The amount of damage taken from falls scales linearly based on the distance of the fall, dealing a percentage of the creatures maximum health
- Falls of less than
4 m / 13 ft Deal no damage. - Falls over 4 m / 13 ft Deal damage starting at roughly 2% of the creatures maximum health and increasing by an additional 1% for every additonal 0.2 m / 1 ft fallen. [Needs Verification]
- Falls become lethal at heights of around 20 m / 67 ft or if a creature falls out of the playable game area.
- Creatures afflicted with
will take and additional 1d8
Psychic damage.
Falls can also cause creatures to be knocked Prone when they land, starting with falls of over 4 m / 13 ft, with higher falls seeming to increase the Difficulty Class of the Saving Throw required. The saving throw for this check is not shown by the game, so currently the formula for the DC and what bonuses the creature can add are unknown. [Needs Verification]
Falling Damage Resistance and Immunity
There are numerous sources of Resistance and Immunity to fall damage, some temporary from Spells and Consumables and some permanent from certain passive features.
Resistance
: Passive feature granted to Rogues at level 3 if they choose the Thief subclass.
: 
Reaction granted to Monks at level 4.
: Variant of Enhance Ability availiable to Bards, Clerics, Druids, and Sorcerers at level 3 or from 
The Graceful Cloth.- : Passive feature unique to Cats.
Immunity
: Condition granted by 
, 
Potion of Feather Fall, 
Scroll of Feather Fall, and 
Corvid Token.
: Passive feature granted by 
Nyrulna.
: Condition granted in the Astral Plane and the Shadowfell.
: Passive feature unique to Poltergeists.