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Let's do this Johnmeier1
Renau1g, is it true that elves can move through difficult terrain? If so, then Raiyek doesn't need to leap.
However, I did roll an athletics check which failed for the jump. I'll leave it up to you. He fails the cannon ball jump, ending up one square away. Or, he doesn't do the jump because he already has the power to navigate the difficult terrain to reach his foe and attack.
If you choose the failure jump option, Raiyek uses his minor action of divine challenge on the foe
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Raiyek charges forward easily navigating through the difficult terrain to meet his foe head on. "Palleys give me the strength to destroy this foe" he screams as he brings his sword down on his foe.
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movement: I10-I9-I8-I7-J6-J5
attack: Valiant Strike: 1d20+8 = 15 for damage: 1d10+3 = 12
minor (hit or miss): divine challenge on foe at J4
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Let's do this Johnmeier1

Renau1g, is it true that elves can move through difficult terrain? If so, then Raiyek doesn't need to leap.
However, I did roll an athletics check which failed for the jump. I'll leave it up to you. He fails the cannon ball jump, ending up one square away. Or, he doesn't do the jump because he already has the power to navigate the difficult terrain to reach his foe and attack.
If you choose the failure jump option, Raiyek uses his minor action of divine challenge on the foe
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Raiyek charges forward easily navigating through the difficult terrain to meet his foe head on. "Palleys give me the strength to destroy this foe" he screams as he brings his sword down on his foe.
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movement: I10-I9-I8-I7-J6-J5
attack: Valiant Strike: 1d20+8 = 15 for damage: 1d10+3 = 12
minor (hit or miss): divine challenge on foe at J4
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