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<blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 9551932" data-attributes="member: 7030563">To my reading they do stack, if by stack you mean that you can use them together.&nbsp; You use a bonus action to cast Shillelagh which changes the damage die for a minute.If you cast Shilleleagh you now have a club that does 1d8/1d10/1d12/2d6 based on level.When you use Truestrike you make an attack with the weapon, so if you hit you do that damage.&nbsp; So at level 20 using a Shillelagh you do 2d6 for the weapon damage, just like if you used True Strike with a Greatsword.The only thing in question is damage type.&nbsp; Shilleleagh does force damage or damage of the &quot;normal weapon type&quot;, True Strike does the &quot;normal weapon type&quot; but can change the weapon damage to Radiant, so you could interpret that to mean that you can't do Force damage with Truestrike when used with Shillelagh, but you certainly can do Radiant or Bludgeoning.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ECMO3, post: 9551932, member: 7030563"] To my reading they do stack, if by stack you mean that you can use them together. You use a bonus action to cast Shillelagh which changes the damage die for a minute. If you cast Shilleleagh you now have a club that does 1d8/1d10/1d12/2d6 based on level. When you use Truestrike you make an attack with the weapon, so if you hit you do that damage. So at level 20 using a Shillelagh you do 2d6 for the weapon damage, just like if you used True Strike with a Greatsword. The only thing in question is damage type. Shilleleagh does force damage or damage of the "normal weapon type", True Strike does the "normal weapon type" but can change the weapon damage to Radiant, so you could interpret that to mean that you can't do Force damage with Truestrike when used with Shillelagh, but you certainly can do Radiant or Bludgeoning. [/QUOTE]

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