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<blockquote data-quote="Olby(lookawaymygroup" data-source="post: 7596460" data-attributes="member: 6980151">Like so many moments in Dnd the effectiveness comes down to your dm.&nbsp; -RAI sentinel seems to mean you get an attack before the attack roll on an adjacent friendly, RAW the attack is after.&nbsp; -If your dm rules your sentinel attack is to &quot;protect&quot; friendlies and goes before enemy attack roll this is even better that the RAW version, you have now marked and given disadvantage on attacks at your friendly.&nbsp; This is the version I will be pushing for when I play my cavalier in an upcoming campaign.-Discuss with your dm and that will tell you if the feats are worth it.&nbsp; Also keep in mind what levels your campaign is on if it starts at lvl 1 that means probably half the game will be without the hold the line feature.-Also as hold the line is written it seems they at least get one square (5ft) of movement even with a successful oa.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Olby(lookawaymygroup, post: 7596460, member: 6980151"] Like so many moments in Dnd the effectiveness comes down to your dm. -RAI sentinel seems to mean you get an attack before the attack roll on an adjacent friendly, RAW the attack is after. -If your dm rules your sentinel attack is to "protect" friendlies and goes before enemy attack roll this is even better that the RAW version, you have now marked and given disadvantage on attacks at your friendly. This is the version I will be pushing for when I play my cavalier in an upcoming campaign. -Discuss with your dm and that will tell you if the feats are worth it. Also keep in mind what levels your campaign is on if it starts at lvl 1 that means probably half the game will be without the hold the line feature. -Also as hold the line is written it seems they at least get one square (5ft) of movement even with a successful oa. [/QUOTE]

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