Updated Dynamic Lighting now does as much and even more than our legacy system! You must use the same modifier for both rolls. By continuing to use our site, you consent to our use of cookies. Oh, and while you can’t wreck magic armor unless you have a magic axe, a finer differentiation among natural armors and magical armors would have been appreciated. ToA p206. Most older books are in scanned image format because original digital layout files never existed or were no longer available from the publisher. Roll20 Reserve is live with monthly perks for Pro Subscribers. Light. Our way of saying thanks! Pretty darn cool! While this only inflicts 1d6 + Strength modifier slashing damage, you may use your one attack roll to target two creatures within reach.
For instance, a katana would use the same stats as a long sword. Anyways, while damage types in 5e do a great job in diversifying the needs for different tools, the basic weapon engine is pretty simplistic by design; just because you’re using a certain tool doesn’t necessarily provide other tactical options. If the story suggests a good reason for an item to fit only creatures of a certain size or shape, you can rule that it doesn’t adjust. Thrown. Please review the TOS and Privacy Policy. Your class grants proficiency in certain weapons, reflecting both the class’s focus and the tools you are most likely to use. From D&D Wiki. ( Log Out /
Very inventive! This book endeavors to provide just that, depending on the respective weapon employed. He has published several best-selling titles on the DMs Guilds, such as the old-school flavour adventure The Gleaming Cloud Citadel and this lorebook on the White Scorpions Assassins Guild. On the downside, composite bow shots that reduce the enemy’s speed to 0 ft. in addition to regular damage is brutal. (This trick can btw.
An example, in the ‘Lock Blades’ ability, when a creature attacks you with a weapon, you may use your reaction to make an attack roll. A fantastic compendium full of intriguing and varied magic items. Greatclubs allow you to potentially hurl targets, with crits dealing bonus damage and breaking…bit of a word of caution: The classic club-wielding ogre with +2d8 bonus damage on a crit can make for a pretty reliable PC-kill, more reliable than even on a regular crit. This thread is archived. Update your cookie preferences. They also help us understand how our site is being used. Small but fierce! Yes, you could RAW stun creatures that…well, don’t have ribs, bones, etc.). If the effect doesn’t allow for a save, you decrease the amount you’re moved by 5 ft. I am also ambivalent on ribshatter – it’s a stunning attack that is based on damage versus the target’s Hit Dice – two values that don’t scale analogue in 5e and, in fact don’t have that much in common. In 3rd edition, magic weapons were generally at least +1, but this isn't the case in 5th edition. This precision in language is very important, as noted in various WOTC’s Sage Advice.