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Message: <blockquote data-quote="transtemporal" data-source="post: 6371636" data-attributes="member: 6777693">Correct, but a bonus action can be used for other things remember so if you use it for TWF, you can't use it for something else.Haste actually grants an additional action which you can use to make a single attack or anything else you could usually use an action for (dash, hide, disengage etc)Correct, so when you use the attack action you attack twice rather than once.Correct, and you get your bonus to dmg with this strike...CorrectMore complicated than that. Conjured creatures like elementals roll their own initiative and take their own actions. You can issue verbal commands (which can be issued as part of your turn) while you maintain concentration.More complicated than that. Dominated creatures roll their own initiative and take their own actions. You can issue mental commands (which is not an action on your part) while you remain conscious. You can also take over them as an action if you like.CorrectYep, companions are way too complicated. They share your initiative. You can issue verbal commands to move (which can be issued as part of your turn) but if you want them to do anything else, you have to use your action to direct them e.g. attack, dash, disaengage etc.Incorrect. Action surge gives you an extra action AND an extra bonus action. Correct, essentially this gives rogues more options with their bonus action.Oh, theres definitely an action economy in 5e, its just not as prominent as it was in 4e.I'm assuming its to control the crazy multi-class exploits. In the playtest, you could build nightmare rogue/bbn dex abominations that could run in, hit the monster with raged-up TWF, then use cunning action to disengage safely out of range. I think companions in general are pretty crap. Its a vanity pet now.</blockquote>

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