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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 9477407" data-attributes="member: 54629">This requires the thief to have scrolls containing the true strike spell on them, thus it is highly dependent on the DM being willing to allow it, the party being able to afford to buy/craft said scrolls, etc.I'm not convinced this works the way some people think it does. Until such time as this is officially addressed, I'd be inclined to rule that as soon as you override the Agathys THP with THP from another source, you've lost the Agathys THP and thus the spell no longer functions.This requires the Dual Wielding feat to pull off. Without it, Nick just lets you make the off-hand weapon attack for free rather than as a bonus action. It states that you can only make that attack once per turn, so no using it twice. This was clarified in a preview article on DDB.EDIT: here's the link to the article: <a href="https://www.dndbeyond.com/posts/1742-your-guide-to-weapon-mastery-in-the-2024-players" target="_blank">https://www.dndbeyond.com/posts/1742-your-guide-to-weapon-mastery-in-the-2024-players</a>Under the description of the Nick weapon mastery, there is this bit: "Keep in mind that this doesn’t mean you can make a third attack as a Bonus Action, as the Light property specifies you only get one extra attack. But, while it may not pump your damage, this frees up your Bonus Action to use class/species abilities, such as the Rogue’s Cunning Action, while still getting an additional attack in." [my emphasis]</blockquote>

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