Difference between revisions of "Cleave (technique)"
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|summary=If your Attack action reduces a creature to 0 heart points, you can make another attack against a different creature. | |summary=If your Attack action reduces a creature to 0 heart points, you can make another attack against a different creature. | ||
| − | |description=If you use the [[Attack Action|Attack]] action to reduce a creature to 0 {{hp}}, you can use this technique to make | + | |description=If you use the [[Attack Action|Attack]] action to reduce a creature to 0 {{hp}}, you can use this technique to make an extra melee weapon attack or [[unarmed strike]] against a different creature as part of that same action. This extra attack must target a creature adjacent to the one you reduced to 0 {{hp}}. You cannot add any [[bonus dice]] to the attack or damage rolls of this additional attack.{{a}}If you have sufficient stamina points, you can use this technique repeatedly to potentially perform numerous attacks as part of one action. |
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Latest revision as of 02:55, 3 April 2024
| This page is archived. It will receive no further updates, and internal links to it have been or will be removed. For the current version, see Cleaving (fighting style). |
- master technique — free
If you have sufficient stamina points, you can use this technique repeatedly to potentially perform numerous attacks as part of one action.
