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Dnd 5E Lightning Bolt Vs Fireball. lightning bolt is more effective when spaces are enclosed, like bottlenecks, corridors, and such, but maneuvering them is much tougher. This for me equates to poor game design. fireball is great at maximizing damage against many enemies. But i prefer lightning bolt if i’m playing a. Obviously, it's doing the same exceptional damage, reshaping how dms can run encounters. fireball is the better spell for blasters, and it may even be the better spell for nonblasters. While it's no fireball, lightning bolt is closer than it looks. lightning bolt is comparable to fireball in the amount of damage it does in terms of dice, at a massive 8d6 at the base cast with an additional. Anything with 15 or less hit points usually dies by default, no save, to this, making masses of enemies challenging to work with. lightning bolt emanates from your hands extending in a line 100 feet long and 5 feet wide (surface area = 500 ft). compared to fireball, lightning bolt has an equivalent damage output—and more creatures have fire damage resistance than lightning, so lightning bolt also has the better damage type. Lightning bolt may not hit as many enemies, but is more. lightning bolt has the potential to hit 100 squares as written, compared to the 64 (default) or 52 (if you use the. Basically, unless you plan on attacking a marching band, fireball is going to fry significantly more bad guys every time.

fireball is great at maximizing damage against many enemies. Basically, unless you plan on attacking a marching band, fireball is going to fry significantly more bad guys every time. lightning bolt is more effective when spaces are enclosed, like bottlenecks, corridors, and such, but maneuvering them is much tougher. While it's no fireball, lightning bolt is closer than it looks. lightning bolt is comparable to fireball in the amount of damage it does in terms of dice, at a massive 8d6 at the base cast with an additional. lightning bolt has the potential to hit 100 squares as written, compared to the 64 (default) or 52 (if you use the. But i prefer lightning bolt if i’m playing a. This for me equates to poor game design. compared to fireball, lightning bolt has an equivalent damage output—and more creatures have fire damage resistance than lightning, so lightning bolt also has the better damage type. Anything with 15 or less hit points usually dies by default, no save, to this, making masses of enemies challenging to work with.

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Dnd 5E Lightning Bolt Vs Fireball Anything with 15 or less hit points usually dies by default, no save, to this, making masses of enemies challenging to work with. compared to fireball, lightning bolt has an equivalent damage output—and more creatures have fire damage resistance than lightning, so lightning bolt also has the better damage type. lightning bolt is more effective when spaces are enclosed, like bottlenecks, corridors, and such, but maneuvering them is much tougher. This for me equates to poor game design. lightning bolt has the potential to hit 100 squares as written, compared to the 64 (default) or 52 (if you use the. lightning bolt is comparable to fireball in the amount of damage it does in terms of dice, at a massive 8d6 at the base cast with an additional. While it's no fireball, lightning bolt is closer than it looks. lightning bolt emanates from your hands extending in a line 100 feet long and 5 feet wide (surface area = 500 ft). fireball is the better spell for blasters, and it may even be the better spell for nonblasters. fireball is great at maximizing damage against many enemies. Lightning bolt may not hit as many enemies, but is more. Obviously, it's doing the same exceptional damage, reshaping how dms can run encounters. But i prefer lightning bolt if i’m playing a. Basically, unless you plan on attacking a marching band, fireball is going to fry significantly more bad guys every time. Anything with 15 or less hit points usually dies by default, no save, to this, making masses of enemies challenging to work with.