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| notes = * As of Patch 4, it appears that '''Fiendish Fire''' ''will'' trigger on spell attack rolls (i.e. Eldritch Blast, other cantrips) and will trigger multiple times per turn | | notes = * As of Patch 4, it appears that '''Fiendish Fire''' ''will'' trigger on spell attack rolls (i.e. Eldritch Blast, other cantrips) and will trigger multiple times per turn | ||
* If Fiendish Fire triggers multiple times, the last save result will "stick" - i.e. if the 1st save fails and the 2nd or later succeed, the target will not be affected by {{Cond|Faerie Fire}} | * If Fiendish Fire triggers multiple times, the last save result will "stick" - i.e. if the 1st save fails and the 2nd or later succeed, the target will not be affected by {{Cond|Faerie Fire}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:24, 23 March 2024
Fiendish Fire is a passive feature that can reveal enemies and make them easier to hit.
Description
Once per turn, a creature hit by this weapon will possibly be afflicted with .
Condition: Faerie Fire
Duration: 1 turn
How to learn
Granted by the weapons:
Notes
- As of Patch 4, it appears that Fiendish Fire will trigger on spell attack rolls (i.e. Eldritch Blast, other cantrips) and will trigger multiple times per turn
- If Fiendish Fire triggers multiple times, the last save result will "stick" - i.e. if the 1st save fails and the 2nd or later succeed, the target will not be affected by