Combat Primer - Revision history

Simman: added info about disadvantage on close by attack rolls

2026-06-30T17:19:39Z

added info about disadvantage on close by attack rolls

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	On a rolled 20 weapon attacks will become a critical hit, duplicating the original damage roll and adding it to the value. EX: A shortsword with a Base Damage Roll of 5 will critically hit for 10.		On a rolled 20 weapon attacks will become a critical hit, duplicating the original damage roll and adding it to the value. EX: A shortsword with a Base Damage Roll of 5 will critically hit for 10.

			Aiming a ranged attack is more difficult when a foe is next to you. When you make a ranged attack with a weapon, a spell, or some other means, you have disadvantage on the attack roll if you are within 1 tile of a creature who can see you and who isn’t incapacitated.

	==Spellcasting==		==Spellcasting==

Simman: Corrected critical hit description under the Attacks section.

2026-06-22T16:40:57Z

Corrected critical hit description under the Attacks section.

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	Some spells are also attacks and they use the casting attribute of the class as the ability modifier instead.		Some spells are also attacks and they use the casting attribute of the class as the ability modifier instead.

	On a rolled 20 weapon attacks will become a critical hit, ~~rolling~~ the ~~weapon dice again~~ and adding it to the value. EX: A shortsword ~~that critically hits is~~ a ~~2d6 instead~~ of ~~just 1d6~~.		On a rolled 20 weapon attacks will become a critical hit, duplicating the original damage roll and adding it to the value. EX: A shortsword with a Base Damage Roll of 5 will critically hit for 10.

	==Spellcasting==		==Spellcasting==

Pluto: Added link to the Hide page

2026-06-17T22:16:02Z

Added link to the Hide page

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	Every turn of combat you start with an action, a bonus action and reaction.		Every turn of combat you start with an action, a bonus action and reaction.
	====Actions====		====Actions====
	When it is your turn, you can take an action. An action can be used for many things such as Attack, Spellcasting, Disengaging, Dodge, Dash or other actions. If you use the Attack action, some classes have an extra attack which allows for more than a single attack per turn.		When it is your turn, you can take an action. An action can be used for many things such as Attack, Spellcasting, Disengaging, Dodge, Dash or other actions, such as [[Hide]]. If you use the Attack action, some classes have an extra attack which allows for more than a single attack per turn.
	====Bonus Actions====		====Bonus Actions====
	Certain spells, class features and other abilities allow you to use a bonus action. Anything with the time of a bonus action requires one remaining to be used, by default characters only have one bonus action per turn.		Certain spells, class features and other abilities allow you to use a bonus action. Anything with the time of a bonus action requires one remaining to be used, by default characters only have one bonus action per turn.

Inkish: Casting Time

2026-06-12T14:33:23Z

Casting Time

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	Spells are gained via being a class, subclass or race with access to Spellcasting.		Spells are gained via being a class, subclass or race with access to Spellcasting.
	===Casting Time===		===Casting Time===
	Most spells can be ~~casted~~ using your main action, some however are reactions. If a leveled spell has been cast on your turn, you cannot cast another spell during the same turn, except for a cantrip. Reaction spells do not count toward this limitation.		Most spells can be cast using your main action, some however are reactions. If a leveled spell has been cast on your turn, you cannot cast another spell during the same turn, except for a cantrip. Reaction spells do not count toward this limitation.
	===Components===		===Components===
	====Verbal====		====Verbal====

Inkish at 14:29, 12 June 2026

2026-06-12T14:29:39Z

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	Spells are gained via being a class, subclass or race with access to Spellcasting.		Spells are gained via being a class, subclass or race with access to Spellcasting.
	===Casting Time===		===Casting Time===
	Most spells can be casted using your main action, some however are reactions. If a spell has ~~a casting time of a bonus action~~, you cannot cast another spell during the same turn, except for a cantrip ~~that uses an action~~.		Most spells can be casted using your main action, some however are reactions. If a leveled spell has been cast on your turn, you cannot cast another spell during the same turn, except for a cantrip. Reaction spells do not count toward this limitation.
	===Components===		===Components===
	====Verbal====		====Verbal====

Bulltrup at 22:15, 9 June 2026

2026-06-09T22:15:40Z

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	===Upcasting===		===Upcasting===
	Upcasting is the act of casting a spell using a higher level spell slot than the spell requires. Some spells when upcasting such as [[False Life]] have additional benefits for upcasting.		[[File:StatusBar.png\|thumb\|The Status Bar]]
			Upcasting is the act of casting a spell using a higher-level spell slot than the spell requires. Some spells when upcasting such as [[False Life]] have additional benefits for upcasting. To upcast use the knowledge section (The upper left icon that looks like a book) on the status bar.

	Note: This does not apply to all spells. Some spells will have no benefits to upcasting.		Note: This does not apply to all spells. Some spells will have no benefits to upcasting.

Pluto: Covered Spell Levels and Upcasting

2026-05-31T02:29:51Z

Covered Spell Levels and Upcasting

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	===Spell Level===		===Spell Level===
			Spells are divided into Levels 1 to 5 (Excluding Cantrips), with higher levels containing more powerful spells. In order to cast a spell of a certain level, your character must have an available spell slot of that level or higher.

	===Upcasting===		===Upcasting===
			Upcasting is the act of casting a spell using a higher level spell slot than the spell requires. Some spells when upcasting such as [[False Life]] have additional benefits for upcasting.

	~~section about class stuff~~		Note: This does not apply to all spells. Some spells will have no benefits to upcasting.

			===Status Effects===
	section about [[Status_Effects\|Statuses]]		section about [[Status_Effects\|Statuses]]

			===Class Resources===
			section about class stuff

Bulltrup: /* Initiative */

2026-04-27T00:06:48Z

Initiative

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	==Combat==		==Combat==
	===Initiative===		===Initiative===
	Initiative is the determining factor in turn order with higher rolls going first. Your initiative is determined by a d20+DEX modifier. (~~including~~ any additional modifiers such as [[Gloomstalker]] WIS to initiative or the [[Feats#Alert\|Alert]] Feat)		Initiative is the determining factor in turn order with higher rolls going first. Your initiative is determined by a d20+DEX modifier. (Including any additional modifiers such as [[Gloomstalker]] WIS to initiative or the [[Feats#Alert\|Alert]] Feat)

	===Your Turn===		===Your Turn===

Bulltrup: /* Movement */ removing link in section header, down to body of section

2026-04-27T00:06:24Z

Movement: removing link in section header, down to body of section

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	====Reactions====		====Reactions====
	Certain spells, abilities and situations allow for the use of a reaction. They are instant responses to a trigger that is given like an Opportunity Attack. When a reaction is used you may not take another one until the start of your next turn.		Certain spells, abilities and situations allow for the use of a reaction. They are instant responses to a trigger that is given like an Opportunity Attack. When a reaction is used you may not take another one until the start of your next turn.
	====[[Movement]]====		====Movement====
	On your turn, movement can be split up between your actions. Your movement is represented in tiles under the RPR tab, for more information see the [[Movement]] page.		On your turn, movement can be split up between your actions. Your movement is represented in tiles under the RPR tab, for more information see the [[Movement]] page.

Bulltrup: /* Concentration */ consaving throw

2026-04-26T23:59:25Z

Concentration: consaving throw

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	Some spells require you to maintain concentration to keep them active. If concentration is lost, then the spell ends.		Some spells require you to maintain concentration to keep them active. If concentration is lost, then the spell ends.
	* If you cast another spell that requires concentration, you will lose concentration on the previous spell as it can only be maintained on one at a time.		* If you cast another spell that requires concentration, you will lose concentration on the previous spell as it can only be maintained on one at a time.
	* When you take damage a concentration check must be done. This is based off of your Constitution saving throw.		* When you take damage a concentration check must be done. This is based off of your Constitution saving throw and the default DC is 10 or half damage, whichever is higher.
	* Upon incapacitation in combat you lose concentration.		* Upon incapacitation in combat you lose concentration.

	===Spell Level===		===Spell Level===
	===Upcasting===		===Upcasting===