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<blockquote data-quote="DND_Reborn" data-source="post: 7874185" data-attributes="member: 6987520">It seems like you have it right for the most part. The only things I would clarify is:When you use the cantrips to make your OA, that uses your reaction. This has nothing to do with what you can do on your turn with your attacks/ bonus action.So, you can use the PAM bonus attack without War Magic.You can use the Extra Attack feature normally regardless of if you used one of the cantrips as part of the PAM OA reaction attack.Also, since you are only use SS to gain the double range feature, your DM might allow you to use the cantrips without it. The 5 feet reach limit IMO is based on the limit most melee weapons have and might have been an oversight since some weapons have a reach of 10 feet.Also, you might want to consider Lightning Lure, since it has a range of 15 feet and would work without the Spell Sniper feat.Finally, just to mention you don't need WC in order to cast spells even though you have a two-handed weapon since nothing in 5E assumes your weapon is being held in both hand during the entire round.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DND_Reborn, post: 7874185, member: 6987520"] It seems like you have it right for the most part. The only things I would clarify is: When you use the cantrips to make your OA, that uses your [I]reaction[/I]. This has nothing to do with what you can do on your turn with your attacks/ bonus action. So, you can use the PAM bonus attack without War Magic. You can use the Extra Attack feature normally regardless of if you used one of the cantrips as part of the PAM OA reaction attack. Also, since you are only use SS to gain the double range feature, your DM might allow you to use the cantrips without it. The 5 feet reach limit IMO is based on the limit most melee weapons have and might have been an oversight since some weapons have a reach of 10 feet. Also, you might want to consider Lightning Lure, since it has a range of 15 feet and would work without the Spell Sniper feat. Finally, just to mention you don't need WC in order to cast spells even though you have a two-handed weapon since nothing in 5E assumes your weapon is being held in both hand during the entire round. [/QUOTE]

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