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<blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 8560547" data-attributes="member: 7030563">The attack and damage is easy and straightforward RAW - you are making a ranged attack with an improvised weapon - so you use dexterity bonus on the attack roll and 1d4+dexterity damage to both the goblin and whatever you throw it at for damage if it hits.&nbsp; If you have the tavvern brawler feat you add your proficiency bonus to the attacl.&nbsp; If it does not hit then no damage (thematically say the Goblin rolled out of it when he hit the ground, wall etc).Note, although you are throwing the Goblin it does not have the &quot;thrown&quot; property and therefore you use dexterity for the attack roll on a ranged attack.&nbsp; If you swing the Goblin as a club you use strength.&nbsp;As far as distance strict RAW is 20/60 but I would say 20/30 short/long range since you should not be able to throw it more than half as far as you can throw dagger.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ECMO3, post: 8560547, member: 7030563"] The attack and damage is easy and straightforward RAW - you are making a ranged attack with an improvised weapon - so you use dexterity bonus on the attack roll and 1d4+dexterity damage to both the goblin and whatever you throw it at for damage if it hits. If you have the tavvern brawler feat you add your proficiency bonus to the attacl. If it does not hit then no damage (thematically say the Goblin rolled out of it when he hit the ground, wall etc). Note, although you are throwing the Goblin it does not have the "thrown" property and therefore you use dexterity for the attack roll on a ranged attack. If you swing the Goblin as a club you use strength. As far as distance strict RAW is 20/60 but I would say 20/30 short/long range since you should not be able to throw it more than half as far as you can throw dagger. [/QUOTE]

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