nerdytenor
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Yes, you get to apply attack bonuses to both attacks for twin strike (doesn't matter in this case - 2nd attack still misses).
Two things, though. First, you have a longbow now, so that's 1d10, not 1d8. Second, twin strike does not add damage bonuses for dexterity (or strength). So it is just 1d10, not 1d10+2 (or 1d8+2). So total damage should be 1d10 + 1d8 for longbow + hq. I'll let you keep your damage this time.
Yes, you get to apply attack bonuses to both attacks for twin strike (doesn't matter in this case - 2nd attack still misses).
Two things, though. First, you have a longbow now, so that's 1d10, not 1d8. Second, twin strike does not add damage bonuses for dexterity (or strength). So it is just 1d10, not 1d10+2 (or 1d8+2). So total damage should be 1d10 + 1d8 for longbow + hq. I'll let you keep your damage this time.
[/sblock]I will use a minor action to get my bow and then a second minor to make B1 my Hunters Quarry. Since I am closest to him, I get a +1 to attacks - since I am going to use Twin Strike I don't know if I get +1 to both attacks or only one? I will indicate below so you can decided NT.
Roll to hit: 13 +6 (+1 Prime shot, +3=Dex + level + 2 Prof) = 18, 5+6 or 5 = 11 or 10 Damage: 1d8+2 + 1d8 HQ=8 hp
A bit shabby...put it down to the poor lighting![]()