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

[ECMO3]

It gives advantage. I’m not sure how that helps you cast shield or enlarge person. If True Strike is a buff, then it can’t give you advantage. That’s how I read it anyways.

It is pretty straightforward. I don't know how it helps for Shield, but it definitely helps on Enlarge/Reduce.

If you are a 3rd level Sorcerer with a 20 Charisma your DC on the Constitution save is 15 for Enlarge/Reduce. If you activate innate Sorcerery first it is 16.

I don't read that Truestrike is a buff at all, especially since it does nothing for you personally.

 

[ECMO3]

double post

 

[TaranTheWanderer]

I don't read that Truestrike is a buff at all, especially since it does nothing for you personally.

it lets you use your casting stat to make a melee attack. Sounds like a buff to me.

 

[James Gasik]

it lets you use your casting stat to make a melee attack. Sounds like a buff to me.

That's like saying Searing Smite is a buff. Which if you feel that is the case, I guess that's fine then. But I think most people would consider it an attack spell.

 

[TaranTheWanderer]

That's like saying Searing Smite is a buff. Which if you feel that is the case, I guess that's fine then. But I think most people would consider it an attack spell.

That’s what I already said.