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BruhImo to me Rancour takes but it really depends on how the Walls and Dominion interact
I don't wanna have this debate forever my mind clearly won't be changed
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BruhImo to me Rancour takes but it really depends on how the Walls and Dominion interact
I know but I'm personally of the opinion they share no.1Bruh
I don't wanna have this debate forever my mind clearly won't be changed
I know but I'm personally of the opinion they share no.1
This is a really dumb mistake on my part, I was looking at Spell Attack Bonus like an idiot. From what I understand it should actually be 3 layers at first key (Spell Save DC 14) and 7 layers in second (Spell Save DC 18)That number of layers is just wrong, D&D layer scaling is based on taking 10, you could in no universe get anywhere near 7 layers at level 1 or 21 at level 10 unless your name is Pun-Pun
The probability manip comes from the sword letting him reroll attacks and saves, both for himself and anyone around himAlso +1 weapons aren't probability manipulation
Really? It ignores AC, even if that AC comes from wearing really heavy armor or whatever instead of a high dexand magic missile is an auto hit only due to being homing
Aight,This is a really dumb mistake on my part, I was looking at Spell Attack Bonus like an idiot. From what I understand it should actually be 3 layers at first key (Spell Save DC 14) and 7 layers in second (Spell Save DC 18)
Ah, aightThe probability manip comes from the sword letting him reroll attacks and saves, both for himself and anyone around him
On a side note, would his robe giving him a +1 to saves also not be probability manip?
Save or die spells also ignore AC even if logically they should be impacted by the target wearing armor or spell attack spells which should bypass armor getting affected by it. So like, no, not reallyReally? It ignores AC, even if that AC comes from wearing really heavy armor or whatever instead of a high dex
Aight, what should it be corrected to? Just homing attack, or is there a power/ability that goes with Force damage?Save or die spells also ignore AC even if logically they should be impacted by the target wearing armor or spell attack spells which should bypass armor getting affected by it. So like, no, not really
Its Energy Projection + Homing AttackAight, what should it be corrected to? Just homing attack, or is there a power/ability that goes with Force damage?