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| * Cannot move. {{Attack Roll}}s against the affected entity have {{Advantage}}, while the entity's {{Attack Roll}}s and [[Dexterity]] {{SavingThrow}}s have {{Disadvantage}}
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| * Cannot move. {{Attack Roll}}s against the affected entity have {{Advantage}}, while the entity's {{Attack Roll}}s and [[Dexterity]] {{SavingThrow}}s have {{Disadvantage}}
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| This is a '''list of sources of advantage''' in ''Baldur's Gate 3''.
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| == Sources of advantage and disadvantage saving throws == | | == Sources of advantage and disadvantage saving throws == |
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| [[Category:Lists of sources]] | | [[Category:Lists of sources]] |
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| == Similar effects ==
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| 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.
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| Using the result of the calculations above to see what the average bonus to our damage becomes, depending on what dice the weapon uses.
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| |+ Expected Bonus Damage from Savage Attacker
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| !Weapon Die !!Average Bonus Damage
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| |1d4 ||0.625
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| | 1d6|| 0.972
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| |1d8||1.3125
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| |1d10||1.65
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| |1d12 ||1.9861
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| |2d6 ||1.94
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| Note that Savage Attacker also applies to ALL additional damage dice from ANY source added to a weapon, but not [[Sneak Attack|Sneak Damage]] because those are not bonus dice added to the weapon damage.
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| For example, the [[Halberd of Vigilance]] (d10 slashing damage and d4 force damage) which was [[Dip#Condition:_Dipped_in_Fire|dipped in fire]] (d4 fire damage) will, on average, do 1.65 + 0.625 +0.625 = 2.9 more damage with Savage Attacker.
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| == Footnotes ==
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