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Guy: added clarification for better balance/compatibility with GWM and Sharpshooter

2022-01-15T02:10:37Z

added clarification for better balance/compatibility with GWM and Sharpshooter

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Guy: Created page with "Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an unarmed strike, you can make a called shot either by expending 2 stamina points, or by taking disadvantage on..."

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Created page with "Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an unarmed strike, you can make a called shot either by expending 2 stamina points, or by taking disadvantage on..."

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Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a called shot either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a called shot if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway.<br/>{{tab}}A called shot generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a large insect. This kind of called shot maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your DM may enable alternate or additional effects for a called shot.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

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−	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a '''target strike''' either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a target strike if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway.	+	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a '''target strike''' either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a target strike if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway, nor if any effect imposes a -5 penalty to the attack roll.

	A target strike generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a huge monster. This kind of target strike maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your narrator may enable alternate or additional effects for a target strike.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>		A target strike generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a huge monster. This kind of target strike maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your narrator may enable alternate or additional effects for a target strike.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

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	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a '''target strike''' either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a target strike if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway.		Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a '''target strike''' either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a target strike if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway.

−	A target strike generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a huge monster. This kind of target strike maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your DM may enable alternate or additional effects for a target strike.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>	+	A target strike generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a huge monster. This kind of target strike maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your narrator may enable alternate or additional effects for a target strike.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

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−	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a '''target strike''' either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a target strike if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway~~, and cannot make a target strike as part of a [[bonus action]] unless a feature states otherwise~~.	+	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a '''target strike''' either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a target strike if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway.

	A target strike generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a huge monster. This kind of target strike maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your DM may enable alternate or additional effects for a target strike.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>		A target strike generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a huge monster. This kind of target strike maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your DM may enable alternate or additional effects for a target strike.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

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−	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a '''target strike''' either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a target strike if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway, and cannot make a target strike as part of ~~any~~ [[bonus action]].	+	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a '''target strike''' either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a target strike if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway, and cannot make a target strike as part of a [[bonus action]] unless a feature states otherwise.

	A target strike generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a huge monster. This kind of target strike maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your DM may enable alternate or additional effects for a target strike.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>		A target strike generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a huge monster. This kind of target strike maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your DM may enable alternate or additional effects for a target strike.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

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−	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a '''target strike''' either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a target strike if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway, and cannot make a target strike as part of a [[bonus action]].	+	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a '''target strike''' either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a target strike if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway, and cannot make a target strike as part of any [[bonus action]].

	A target strike generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a huge monster. This kind of target strike maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your DM may enable alternate or additional effects for a target strike.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>		A target strike generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a huge monster. This kind of target strike maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your DM may enable alternate or additional effects for a target strike.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

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−	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a ~~called shot~~ either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a ~~called shot~~ if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway.	+	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a '''target strike''' either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a target strike if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway.

−	A ~~called shot~~ generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a ~~large~~ monster. This kind of ~~called shot~~ maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your DM may enable alternate or additional effects for a ~~called shot~~.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>	+	A target strike generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a huge monster. This kind of target strike maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your DM may enable alternate or additional effects for a target strike.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

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−	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a called shot either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a called shot if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway.~~<br/>{{tab}}~~A called shot generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a large monster. This kind of called shot maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your DM may enable alternate or additional effects for a called shot.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>	+	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a called shot either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a called shot if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway.
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		+	A called shot generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a large monster. This kind of called shot maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your DM may enable alternate or additional effects for a called shot.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

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−	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a called shot either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a called shot if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway.<br/>{{tab}}A called shot generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a large ~~insect~~. This kind of called shot maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your DM may enable alternate or additional effects for a called shot.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>	+	Just before making an attack roll with a weapon or an [[unarmed strike]], you can make a called shot either by expending 2 [[stamina points]], or by taking [[disadvantage]] on the attack roll. You cannot make a called shot if the attack roll would have disadvantage anyway.<br/>{{tab}}A called shot generally aims for wherever the target is most vulnerable, such as gaps in a warrior's armor, or the exposed eye of a large monster. This kind of called shot maximizes the damage dice rolled on a hit (e.g., treat 1d8 as simply 8), including any extra dice rolled as part of a [[critical hit]] or from other sources. Your DM may enable alternate or additional effects for a called shot.<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>