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• Cannot move. Attack rolls against the affected entity have Advantage, while the entity's Attack rolls and Dexterity Saving throws have Disadvantage

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• Cannot move. Attack rolls against the affected entity have Advantage, while the entity's Attack rolls and Dexterity Saving throws have Disadvantage

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This is a list of sources of advantage in Baldur's Gate 3.

Sources of advantage and disadvantage saving throws

• Attacking a target that is  Restrained,  Prone,  Sleeping,  Entangled,  Paralysed,  Off Balance,  Enwebbed,  Blinded
• Attacking a target while Hidden or  Invisible

Similar effects

While advantage and disadvantage only apply to  d20 rolls, some character features can grant a similar bonus to other rolls. The clearest example is Savage Attacker, a feat which has a character roll all melee damage dice twice, taking the highest result. This is effectively advantage on melee damage rolls, though none of the advantage rules apply: the effect can stack with others that double damage dice, and there is no similar negative effect that gives you the equivalent of disadvantage on damage.

Using the result of the calculations above to see what the average bonus to our damage becomes, depending on what dice the weapon uses.

Expected Bonus Damage from Savage Attacker

Weapon Die	Average Bonus Damage
1d4	0.625
1d6	0.972
1d8	1.3125
1d10	1.65
1d12	1.9861
2d6	1.94

Note that Savage Attacker also applies to ALL additional damage dice from ANY source added to a weapon, but not Sneak Damage because those are not bonus dice added to the weapon damage. For example, the Halberd of Vigilance (d10 slashing damage and d4 force damage) which was dipped in fire (d4 fire damage) will, on average, do 1.65 + 0.625 +0.625 = 2.9 more damage with Savage Attacker.

Footnotes

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