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2019年8月3日 · I decided to through the Firebolt cantrip into the "Attacks and Spellcasting" box on the character sheet. I understand I use my Char modifier, but do I also apply a proficiency bonus as well to the...
dnd 5e 2014 - Would a cantrip like firebolt count as an attack to …
2018年3月22日 · Although Firebolt involves "an attack", it is not the Attack action. 2.) You said you wanted to attack, get a bonus attack, and then attack again "doing the same thing" (presumably from War Magic, which lets you attack with …
dnd 5e 2014 - What happens when you cast the Fireball spell …
What happens when you cast the fireball spell underwater? And does the water remain? Assume a perfectly spherical pool with a 20 foot radius and hole at the top for you to cast the fireball into the
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2016年3月26日 · Versatility is something that usually requires a sacrifice, but in this instance it doesnt. With firebolt, you get 1 target. 30 kobolds swarming you and youre out of spell slots; which would you rather have at level 11. Sure, thats an extreme example, but any time firebolt is overkill, you would wish you had eldritch blast instead.
dnd 5e 2014 - Does Sacred Flame or Firebolt do more damage on …
Sacred Flame (5e PHB page 272): Cantrip. Casting Time: 1 action. Flame-like radiance descends on a creature that you can see within range. The target must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw or take 1d8 radiant damage. The target gains no benefit from cover for this saving throw. Firebolt (5e PHB page 242): Cantrip. Casting Time: 1 action
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2019年10月29日 · In your particular case, Firebolt is only ever a single bolt (unlike, say, Eldritch Blast). So it is eligible to be twinned provided you are using it to target a creature. As user wumpus7 points out the Sage Advice Compendium has been updated since this answer was first posted and now contains more detail about what kinds of spells are legal ...
dnd 5e 2014 - Weapon attacks compared with damaging cantrips?
2020年12月6日 · The best damaging Wizard cantrip 2 (Firebolt) does 1d10 damage at the beginning. Compare this to 1d8+3 of a Rapier. This is a 36% advantage, with Duelist this goes up to 72%. On level 4 the gap is increased again, as the ASI provides a hit bonus to both, but a damage bonus to weapons only.
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2016年10月21日 · At level 20, Firebolt can end up at 4d10 damage, and no damage if you miss. At the same level, EB has 4 chances to deal at least some damage, and can end up doing 4d10+20 (Assuming +5 Cha) total. Warlocks also can …
dnd 5e 2014 - How much fire damage does igniting Grease deal?
The whole idea of casting Grease is not only to knock your opponents prone but — for certain fire trigger happy wizards — to ignite it on fire (fireball as one option) causing potentially extra dam...
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2017年2月8日 · Firebolt requires the caster to make a "spell attack" which is "1d20 + Spell attack modifier" (See Spellcasting feat) against the target's AC. Additionally, I want to mention that a saving throw doesn't always mean "half damage". See Sacred Flame, which deals no damage when the target succeeds on its saving throw.