Sage Advice Heat Metal at Johnnie Kruger blog

Sage Advice Heat Metal. if i’m wearing plate armor and make the saving throw, do i still have disadvantage? the sage advice clears this up, per jeremy crawford. I have a cleric in my party that has been using it to add to his damage by. You don’t need to be within line of sight or within range to maintain. crawford's heat metal ruling is arguably correct since the spell's text never says you have to stay within range or see. But would not take any damage from the spell. i was curious about the heat metal spell. does target need to be in range (after initial casting) to use bonus action to do additional damage? the targeted metal would heat up and start glowing. Additionally, you can use a bonus action on subsequent turns to deal 2d8 fire damage to any creature still in contact with the object. it was all about the wording of the spell heat metal and what it was believed to mean regarding the con saving throw.

it was all about the wording of the spell heat metal and what it was believed to mean regarding the con saving throw. Additionally, you can use a bonus action on subsequent turns to deal 2d8 fire damage to any creature still in contact with the object. You don’t need to be within line of sight or within range to maintain. the sage advice clears this up, per jeremy crawford. crawford's heat metal ruling is arguably correct since the spell's text never says you have to stay within range or see. But would not take any damage from the spell. if i’m wearing plate armor and make the saving throw, do i still have disadvantage? the targeted metal would heat up and start glowing. i was curious about the heat metal spell. does target need to be in range (after initial casting) to use bonus action to do additional damage?

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Sage Advice Heat Metal crawford's heat metal ruling is arguably correct since the spell's text never says you have to stay within range or see. You don’t need to be within line of sight or within range to maintain. does target need to be in range (after initial casting) to use bonus action to do additional damage? Additionally, you can use a bonus action on subsequent turns to deal 2d8 fire damage to any creature still in contact with the object. it was all about the wording of the spell heat metal and what it was believed to mean regarding the con saving throw. I have a cleric in my party that has been using it to add to his damage by. i was curious about the heat metal spell. the targeted metal would heat up and start glowing. the sage advice clears this up, per jeremy crawford. crawford's heat metal ruling is arguably correct since the spell's text never says you have to stay within range or see. if i’m wearing plate armor and make the saving throw, do i still have disadvantage? But would not take any damage from the spell.