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It's Crawford's way or the highway, No Sneak Attack with Melee Range Weapons

It's Crawford's way or the highway, No Melee Ranged Sneak Attack, It's Crawford's way or the highway

A Melee Weapon with the "Range Property" like Dagger, Handaxe, Javelin can be used as a Ranged Weapon and that was the question, can a "Thrown Weapon (Thrown Property)" be used to do Sneak Attack See the Melee Table for the weapons that have the "Range" property The Boss of Mr. Crawford, Mike...

If the Surprise Victim beats you in initiative after being surprised then they are not surprised. it is in the Player's handbook and stupid too boot

I wish I had never brought up the subject

So does this sound right? Can you be both Melee and Range at the same time? Halfling Rogues best be Ranged and hiding behind others Elf Rogues Ranged until you get the Feat "Mobile", then you can be both Human Rogues start with Mobile Feat at first level and stay that way Half-Orc Rogues go...

Jeremy Crawford JeremyECrawford Follow Plaguescarred The Archery feature is intended to work with ranged weapons. A dagger is a melee weapon even when you throw it. 4:36 PM - 18 Sep 2014 I That is how I read the Archery Skill of the Fighter Ranged Weapons Melee Weapon Melee Weapons...

Only Captain America can use a Shield as a Range Weapon and there is no CA in 5.0

and the only time she attacked in melee she fall without even getting an attack in, the Rats went first and took her down to zero hit points first blow (Go Range)

Judge Crawford said in a tweet "he is and was the only Judge for Ruling in 5.0", so I have asked him directly about the Sneak Attack and Melee Range Attack. If he says no, then No is the answer and you will not be able to throw Melee Weapons with the Thrown Property for Sneak Attack and I will...

I'm sorry but I can not say how Mike plays with his "House" Rule, but doing the time of the tweet he was the D&D Team Rule Judge Asking the New Rule Judge for the new ruling with Thrown and Sneak Attack

The problem is that multiple People do agree with me, so go from one table to the next and the rules change, there is no fun when you believe in one rule and the new DM does not

Type R or Type M or Type MT or Type MR or Type IW :)

A Chair as a melee weapon would be a two handed improvised Weapon, I think, I could be wrong, so this improvised weapon "Chair" is closest to what weapon in the list? Morningstar, Great Sword, War Hammer or a Shield? I thank Shield would be the closest and the only person who could sneak attack...

Page 195 Ranged Attacks: (does not say Range Weapons) When you make a ranged attack, you fire a bow or a crossbow, hurl a handaxe, or otherwise send projectiles to strike a foe at a distance. A monster might shoot spines from it's tail. Many spells also involve making a ranged attack

Page 147 Weapon Properties: Thrown: If a weapon has the thrown property, you can throw the weapon to make a ranged attack. If the weapon is a melee weapon, you use the same ability modifier for the attack roll and damage roll that you would use for a melee attack with that weapon. For example...

;) I am asking D&D Team via Email but from the answer back in 2014 from Twitter was Frank Foulis @darthJerod @MikeMearls Can thrown weapons be used for sneak attack damage? Seems to go against the qualifiers of sneak attack being Ranged-Finesse Mike Mearls @MikeMearls Follow...

I am asking D&D Team via Email but from the answer back in 2014 from Twitter was Frank Foulis @darthJerod @MikeMearls Can thrown weapons be used for sneak attack damage? Seems to go against the qualifiers of sneak attack being Ranged-Finesse Mike Mearls @MikeMearls Follow @darthJerod...

If the Melee Weapon has the Property Range and has the (Range XX/XXX) in it list then it can be used as both a Melee and Range weapon and if it does a d6 or less then it can be used to "Sneak Attack" Does an "improvised Weapon" have the Property of Thrown; No, No Sneak Attack Lance: Reach, Not...

I am deleting all Emails without reading them for this subject