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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ilbranteloth" data-source="post: 6441595" data-attributes="member: 6778044">Yes, they are all attacks. But the fact that there is a special ability specifically regarding attacks that grant you a saving throw (that also kicks in at a higher level) indicates (at least to me) that the intent was different for different types of attack. You could interpret Uncanny Dodge as only affecting targeted attacks, but you can just as easily interpret it to cover any attack against you, targeted or area. If that's the way your group wants to interpret it, I think that's fine, and since it can only be used once per round it's probably not going to break anything. But I agree with the interpretation that it is effective against attacks that are made with an attack roll, rather than those that require a saving throw instead.Neither Uncanny Dodge nor Evasion are effective against spells that don't require an attack roll or a saving throw. And I'm not sure what the point of noting that the word Dragon is in the title of the game. So is 'Dungeons' and 'and' and that doesn't mean that they attack. IlbrantelothPS - does a 7th level rogue take half damage or no damage to his feelings from a verbal attack?</blockquote>