Maxperson
Morkus from Orkus
That's not how it is written in context. I'm not making a leap, I'm looking a the context that it is written in.Whether you roll once or for each dart, each dart does 1d4+1 damage. You are making a huge leap.
That's not how it is written in context. I'm not making a leap, I'm looking a the context that it is written in.Whether you roll once or for each dart, each dart does 1d4+1 damage. You are making a huge leap.
It is so irrelevant what the context is. People perceive context differently. Either option yields an acceptable outcome.That's not how it is written in context. I'm not making a leap, I'm looking a the context that it is written in.
It's also a silly argument entirely. Folks are going to run magic missile as they want to no matter what it says. I'm bowing out at this point. It's not worth more word space from me.It is so irrelevant what the context is. People perceive context differently. Either option yields an acceptable outcome.
I don't know. I mean, the Rules Glossary has a section on Simultaneous Effects, but it doesn't seem particularly relevant to this situation.Is there any other instance where the rules of a spell or attack specifically call out the damage as "simultaneous"? I feel like that must be trying to tell us something, even if the rules don't make it clear.
On the other hand, think of up-casting it by a level or two for more missiles... to only roll a 1.I quite like it. If you roll a 4 that's 15 damage from a 1st level spell. That's a big chunk hp from a 1st level PC on a baddie, and puts down just about any 1st level PC if cast at them.
And if you roll a 1 that's just 6 damage. I'd rather take my chances and get 10.5 on average-- which is still a big chunk on a baddie and puts many 1st-level PCs down still.I quite like it. If you roll a 4 that's 15 damage from a 1st level spell. That's a big chunk hp from a 1st level PC on a baddie, and puts down just about any 1st level PC if cast at them.