FitzTheRuke
Legend
Malek opened his mouth to call out encouragement, but remembered that he was trying to remain hidden.
I did not think he had Advantage. I just forgot about the Disadvantage.Ok, @MonsterEnvy, you MUST explain why Venca is attacking with ADVANTAGE??? You did it before when I don't think you should have. He doesn't have any source for advantage that I can see... In fact, he has DISADVANTAGE due to Chill Touch if he attacks Egar.
Actually, I miss counted, you have just enough speed left to reach him and attack with your sword. I'll update your turn.well that got him away from Egar at least.... and for the 2nd attack I will launch a javelin.
Then you are making him multiattack twice I think:I did not think he had Advantage. I just forgot about the Disadvantage.
If I were Vecna, I'd have been using my last couple of Fell Rebukes to close the distance with Malek, make it so that he can't easily sneak off and hide again.
I appreciate you saying that. I guess not everyone agrees. Their loss I suppose, but I wish it didn’t make discussions harder for me to follow because someone else doesn’t want to hear what I have to say. Se la vie I guess.Why would anyone block you? You may have strong opinions, but you're not unreasonable when expressing them. (Shrug).
move to pillar, attack it, move to Vecna, use Flurry of Blows, and then use final attack (maybe grapple to so Vecna can't move...?) since Vecna has no reactions left.
Let's go with that, seems solid.
You got it!Let's go with that, seems solid.
Grappling is not an attack roll, it is an ability check. Though it replaces an attack, it in itself is not an attack (just as a spell that gives you a bonus to attacks would not give you a bonus to grapple checks). So I would not rule that prone provides any advantage/disadvantage to the grapple check.NOTE: I ruled that being prone granted Hjalman advantage on his Strength (Athletics) to grapple Vecna, and Vecna disadvantage on the contested roll as well. Since grappling is an "attack", that was my ruling.
The Second Roll on each attack is just for Advantage or Disadvantage. Only the first roll was being counted in both cases.Then you are making him multiattack twice I think:
First multiattack was totals 33 and 18... second one was 18 and 27.
Or you having him roll two dice for his attack--which I assumed was advantage.
So, which is it?
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Thanks for your insight. I know that is more the RAW, but IMO not the RAI... I'll update the turn without the advantage/disadvantage.Grappling is not an attack roll, it is an ability check. Though it replaces an attack, it in itself is not an attack (just as a spell that gives you a bonus to attacks would not give you a bonus to grapple checks). So I would not rule that prone provides any advantage/disadvantage to the grapple check.
I wonder why it is showing a second roll for each?? I think maybe it is showing both rolls because he gets two attack via multiattack.The Second Roll on each attack is just for Advantage or Disadvantage. Only the first roll was being counted in both cases.
And how! It’s low-key the best damage dealing cantrip! Trivializes any monster with regeneration.This fights reminds me that once again, Chill Touch is not only the worst named spell in the game (for it is neither a touch nor deals cold damage), but also a weirdly strong cantrip at high levels due to knocking out heals. I have seen the spell knock out hundreds of points of healing in certain situations.