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| type = classaction | | type = classaction | ||
| summary = '''Evasive Footwork''' is a [[Battle Master]] [[Fighter]] free action. This combat | | summary = '''Evasive Footwork''' is a [[Battle Master]] [[Fighter]] free action. This combat manoeuvre allows the Fighter to impose {{Disadvantage}} on melee attacks made against it for a turn. | ||
| description = Evade attacks; enemies receive {{Disadvantage}} on melee attacks against you. | | description = Evade attacks; enemies receive {{Disadvantage}} on melee attacks against you. | ||
| image = | | image = Evasive Footwork.webp | ||
| cost = supdie | | cost = supdie | ||
| concentration = | | concentration = | ||
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| class learns at level 3 = Battle Master | | class learns at level 3 = Battle Master | ||
| granted by feats = Martial Adept | | granted by feats = Martial Adept | ||
| notes = | | notes = * The tabletop version is quite different, instead granting a bonus to [[AC]] equal to the roll of a Superiority Dice, as long as the user keeps moving. | ||
** The disadvantage on melee attacks against the user is instead more similar to the Dodge action (not implented into the game) which grants disadvantage on ALL attack rolls against the user and granting advantage to the user's [[Dexterity]] [[Saving Throw]]s. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:30, 23 April 2024
Evasive Footwork is a Battle Master Fighter free action. This combat manoeuvre allows the Fighter to impose 
Disadvantage on melee attacks made against it for a turn.
Description
Evade attacks; enemies receive Disadvantage on melee attacks against you.
Properties
- Cost:
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Superiority Die - Details:
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Range: Self
Condition: Evasive Footwork
Duration: 1 turn How to learn
Notes
- The tabletop version is quite different, instead granting a bonus to AC equal to the roll of a Superiority Dice, as long as the user keeps moving.
- The disadvantage on melee attacks against the user is instead more similar to the Dodge action (not implented into the game) which grants disadvantage on ALL attack rolls against the user and granting advantage to the user's Dexterity Saving Throws.