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Thomas, you only get one sneak attack per round at best. So the second will do critical damage, but not sneak attack. Unless Daishain allows you to Bonus Sneak between attacks…

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If memory serves though, Zarra only has one attack per round correct. Meaning being able to sneak attack shouldn't be an issue, unless I am forgetting something, like advantage rolls or something.

Edited: Thomaslee on 11th Dec, 2017 - 12:41am

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Thomas rolled two rounds worth of actions. He's not trying to get a sneak attack twice in a single round.

Edited: daishain on 11th Dec, 2017 - 12:24am

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Got it… I am so used to rolling two attacks per round I forgot not everyone in the party does. My apologies.

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Yeah not all of us are portable Cuisinart machines versus bad guys! *smile* Some of us have to make do with only one action per Turn.

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First, to double check, I was the one who caught those 5 cultist with hypnotic pattern, right?

Second, how many rounds did your description take into account? I was going to blast a couple.

Third, I am not sure what the confusion is over haste. People will be hasted when I post "Ignazio casts haste" I wanted to first incapacitate a group to let us clear their ranks. Once my first concentration spell wears off, I will consider casting haste. Hope that clears it up.

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First, yes
Second, just one round, things are changing fast enough that some will wish to shift actions in response.

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Daishain, if by some chance Poljen's first attack drops his opponent, rather than move up he would use the Hand Axe of Returning for the second strike, and Bonus Action to get it back into his hand. If that is what happens, the damage roll would be different of course… but since I doubt the first shot is enough to drop a guard, the second sword strike to the same guy obviously.