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<blockquote data-quote="Chikiko Saotome" data-source="post: 7154230" data-attributes="member: 6877887">ok so you are correct that it does say on your next turn so any of those attacks made on this turn aren't affected by it but they don't cancel them out.&nbsp; So the EK's attack or the Sorcer's quicked spell still has the function of not leaving you sucking your thumb because you cast true strike.&nbsp; You cast true strike to gain advantage on your next turn and you can still make an attack on this turn. So casting true strike won't be a wasted action since you are taking an action this round and attack with advantage on the following round.Yes martial adept has no direct connection to the true strike spell.&nbsp; however a character who has the martial adept feat (or a battle master) who makes an attack and hits can then use a superiority die to do some kind extra thing such as damage, impose a condition, etc.&nbsp; As such they will likely want to ensure that their attack actually hits.&nbsp; These characters will find true strike very appealing to ensure their attacks land so that they don't waste superiority dice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chikiko Saotome, post: 7154230, member: 6877887"] ok so you are correct that it does say on your next turn so any of those attacks made on this turn aren't affected by it but they don't cancel them out. So the EK's attack or the Sorcer's quicked spell still has the function of not leaving you sucking your thumb because you cast true strike. You cast true strike to gain advantage on your next turn and you can still make an attack on this turn. So casting true strike won't be a wasted action since you are taking an action this round and attack with advantage on the following round. Yes martial adept has no direct connection to the true strike spell. however a character who has the martial adept feat (or a battle master) who makes an attack and hits can then use a superiority die to do some kind extra thing such as damage, impose a condition, etc. As such they will likely want to ensure that their attack actually hits. These characters will find true strike very appealing to ensure their attacks land so that they don't waste superiority dice. [/QUOTE]

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