D&D 5E (2024) Does Innate Sorcery grant True Strike advantage?

[Maxperson]

Only if you have a high casting stat.

Which just adds more evidence that it isn't the spell that is doing it. It's you. If it were the spell, your stat wouldn't matter. The bonus from Bless is a good example of a spell that is providing the bonus.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

You, too? Do you understand how ridiculous it sounds for you to make that counter argument? Attack =/= hit. Attack=attack. Hit=hit. You only do damage if you hit. The attack determines IF you hit or miss.

You said “the weapon does no damage”. You said nothing about hitting or missing.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Which just adds more evidence that it isn't the spell that is doing it. It's you. If it were the spell, your stat wouldn't matter. The bonus from Bless is a good example of a spell that is providing the bonus.

Sure. The fiction of the spell is that the magic guides the attack, then the weapon does damage in accordance with physical laws*, much like Guidance, Mage Hand, and the Druid spell for throwing rocks at people.

But the ability talks about attacking with a spell, not hitting with a spell or damaging with a spell.


*unless you choose to convert the damage to radiant of course.