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| − | |summary='''''Action.''''' Charge up a melee attack that sends a creature [[Shoved|flying]] . | + | |summary='''''Action.''''' Charge up a melee attack that sends a creature [[Shoved|flying]]. |
|description=Using a melee weapon attack or [[unarmed strike]], attack a Medium or smaller creature. Your attack roll must add your {{str}} modifier, instead of another ability modifier.{{a}}On a hit, the creature is [[Shoved|sent flying]] directly away from you. The distance flown is 10 feet for a Medium creature, 20 feet for a Small creature, and 30 feet for a Tiny creature.{{a}}If the creature's trajectory is stopped early, it takes an extra 1d6 bludgeoning damage for every 10 feet it had yet to travel. If the creature's trajectory was stopped by another creature whose space it couldn't move through, that second creature also takes this damage.{{a}}If the creature's trajectory isn't stopped early, it lands [[Prone]]. | |description=Using a melee weapon attack or [[unarmed strike]], attack a Medium or smaller creature. Your attack roll must add your {{str}} modifier, instead of another ability modifier.{{a}}On a hit, the creature is [[Shoved|sent flying]] directly away from you. The distance flown is 10 feet for a Medium creature, 20 feet for a Small creature, and 30 feet for a Tiny creature.{{a}}If the creature's trajectory is stopped early, it takes an extra 1d6 bludgeoning damage for every 10 feet it had yet to travel. If the creature's trajectory was stopped by another creature whose space it couldn't move through, that second creature also takes this damage.{{a}}If the creature's trajectory isn't stopped early, it lands [[Prone]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:14, 3 April 2024
- standard technique — action
On a hit, the creature is sent flying directly away from you. The distance flown is 10 feet for a Medium creature, 20 feet for a Small creature, and 30 feet for a Tiny creature.
If the creature's trajectory is stopped early, it takes an extra 1d6 bludgeoning damage for every 10 feet it had yet to travel. If the creature's trajectory was stopped by another creature whose space it couldn't move through, that second creature also takes this damage.
If the creature's trajectory isn't stopped early, it lands Prone.
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