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4d6 (4~24) 
Fire
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{{ | {{ActionPage | ||
| description = Expel fire from your outstretched hands and ignite anything flammable. | | description = Expel fire from your outstretched hands and ignite anything flammable. | ||
| image = | | image = Burning Hands.webp | ||
| summary = '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is an | | controller icon = Burning Hands Icon.webp | ||
| icon = Burning Hands Unfaded Icon.webp | |||
| summary = '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is an action that allows a [[Way of the Four Elements]] Monk to shoot a flaming cone from their fingertips and deal {{DamageType|Fire}} damage to enemies. This is the Monk's equivalent of {{SAI|Burning Hands}}. | |||
| cost = action, ki:2 | | cost = action, ki:2 | ||
| damage = | | damage = 3d6 | ||
| aoe = | | damage type = Fire | ||
| save = | | aoe = Cone | ||
| | | aoe m = 5 | ||
| aoe ft = 17 | |||
| save = DEX | |||
| save dc = caster | |||
| on save = Targets still take half damage. | |||
| higher levels = At level 9, the damage dice increases by one to {{DamageInfo|4d6|Fire}} | |||
| class learns at level 3 = Way of the Four Elements | | class learns at level 3 = Way of the Four Elements | ||
}} | }} | ||
Latest revision as of 08:25, 29 July 2024
Sweeping Cinder Strike is an action that allows a Way of the Four Elements Monk to shoot a flaming cone from their fingertips and deal Fire damage to enemies. This is the Monk's equivalent of 
.
Description
Expel fire from your outstretched hands and ignite anything flammable.
Properties
- Cost:
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Action + 2
Ki Points - Damage:
- 3d6 (3~18) Fire
- Details:
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AoE: 5 m / 17 ft (Cone) -
DEX Save (Spell save DC) (On Save: Targets still take half damage.)
At Higher Levels
At level 9, the damage dice increases by one to 4d6 (4~24) Fire How to learn
Classes:
- Class level 3: Way of the Four Elements