DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
I am waiting to see more concrete examples of this. If the features said: You increase the range by its base amount" or something, I would completely agree with you--but that isn't the case. shrug
D&D 5E Eldritch spear + spellsniper + distant spell
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
IIRC there is a thing about this with temporary hit points. We all know (hopefully) they don't stack. So, if you have temporary HP from two sources, you choose (generally the greater I would assume LOL) which you want. I don't recall if it specifically says the greater, though.
Here it is: you choose in this case:
Ovinomancer
No flips for you!
Doing some research, Crawford says in a tweet that the range would be quadrupled. There you go.
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
Doesn't surprise me. Not that I agree with JC often or even the desire to have a 1200-foot EB, if the PC wants to invest that much into it, have at it...
Paul Farquhar
Legend
NB, under optimum conditions the human eye can discern an angular separation of 0.0003 radians. Which at 1200 feet works out at 4.3 inches (tiny). at 40 miles it works out at 63 feet (gargantuan). That's not allowing for atmospheric effects of course.
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
About the size of a good-sized maple leaf (Autumn is so beautiful here in upstate NY)... I can believe that.
Oofta
Legend
While you may be able to see a mountain five miles away, that doesn't mean you can see the mountain goat climbing a cliff on the mountain. One of those things where the DM has to make a call.
Besides, how much does it really matter? If someone is flying 300 ft above the battle and can see all creatures clearly, they're going to be safe in many cases anyway. Until that random dragon comes flying along of course.
Besides, how much does it really matter? If someone is flying 300 ft above the battle and can see all creatures clearly, they're going to be safe in many cases anyway. Until that random dragon comes flying along of course.
Paul Farquhar
Legend
5 miles: 8.8 feet - a large creature.
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
Actually, for ranged spell attacks it does seem slightly odd there is no disadvantage for a "long" range. I understand why they didn't do it (or I can guess anyway) but still...
Paul Farquhar
Legend
There are items in Exploring Eberron that add long range to spells.
