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<blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 9456776" data-attributes="member: 7030563">It is true you can cast a cantrip with your Haste attack if you are a Valor Bard or Eldritch Knight, but you can only get one attack.&nbsp; The wording in the new Haste spell was changed and it is now specific to the number of attacks.&nbsp; They took out the word &quot;weapon&quot; and the limit is now on the number of attacks you can make, not the type of attacks you can make.&nbsp; You also can't use Cleave or Nick with the new version of Haste because they both require another attack.So if you are 20th level and you use your Valor Bard haste action to use the attack action and replace your attack with Firebolt you get one attack and do 4d10 damage if you hit.If you are 20th level and use your Valor Bard haste action to use the attack action and replace your attack with Eldritch Blast you get 1 attack and do 1d10 damage if you hit.&nbsp; You can't make the other 3 attacks you normally would with Eldritch Blast because there is a hard limit on the number of attacks with the Haste spell.They actually changed the wording of Haste to make this specific.&nbsp; It now says you get &quot;one attack only&quot;.&nbsp; Being the specific use of Haste, that is a hard limit that nothing can change and if you cast Eldritch Blast with it you can't get more than one attack regardless of your level.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ECMO3, post: 9456776, member: 7030563"] It is true you can cast a cantrip with your Haste attack if you are a Valor Bard or Eldritch Knight, but you can only get one attack. The wording in the new Haste spell was changed and it is now specific to the number of attacks. They took out the word "weapon" and the limit is now on the number of attacks you can make, not the type of attacks you can make. You also can't use Cleave or Nick with the new version of Haste because they both require another attack. So if you are 20th level and you use your Valor Bard haste action to use the attack action and replace your attack with Firebolt you get one attack and do 4d10 damage if you hit. If you are 20th level and use your Valor Bard haste action to use the attack action and replace your attack with Eldritch Blast you get 1 attack and do 1d10 damage if you hit. You can't make the other 3 attacks you normally would with Eldritch Blast because there is a hard limit on the number of attacks with the Haste spell. They actually changed the wording of Haste to make this specific. It now says you get[I] "one attack only"[/I]. Being the specific use of Haste, that is a hard limit that nothing can change and if you cast Eldritch Blast with it you can't get more than one attack regardless of your level. [/QUOTE]

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