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| image = Bulette Bite.webp | | image = Bulette Bite.webp | ||
| icon = Bulette Bite Icon.webp | | icon = Bulette Bite Icon.webp | ||
| description = Behold, the Vampire Ascendant! Thousands of souls have bought you power, granting you {{SAI|Ascendant Bite}} and {{SAI|Misty Escape (Vampire Ascendant)|Gaseous Form}}. | | description = | ||
Behold, the Vampire Ascendant! Thousands of souls have bought you power, granting you {{SAI|Ascendant Bite}} and {{SAI|Misty Escape (Vampire Ascendant)|Gaseous Form}}. | |||
You also have a +{{DamageText|1d10|Necrotic}} damage bonus to weapon and unarmed attacks. | You also have a +{{DamageText|1d10|Necrotic}} damage bonus to weapon and unarmed attacks. | ||
| other ways to learn = Only available to [[Astarion]] after becoming an ascendant vampire. | | other ways to learn = Only available to [[Astarion]] after becoming an ascendant vampire. | ||
| notes= | | notes = | ||
{{ | * Does not seem to apply when [[Wild Shape|wild shaped]]. | ||
* The in-game description says you gain a +{{DamageText|1d10|Necrotic}} damage bonus to '''[[Attack Rolls]]''', which doesn't make sense, because attack rolls are what decide if you hit or miss rather than how much damage you deal. | |||
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Revision as of 12:28, 24 April 2024
Vampire Ascendant is a passive feature available to Astarion if he completed his quest by ascending. It gives Astarion the two class actions Ascendant Bite and Misty Escape (Vampire Ascendant), as well as a bonus 1d10
Necrotic damage to weapon and unarmed attacks.
Description
Behold, the Vampire Ascendant! Thousands of souls have bought you power, granting you 
and 
.
You also have a +1d10Necrotic damage bonus to weapon and unarmed attacks.
How to learn
Notes
- Does not seem to apply when wild shaped.
- The in-game description says you gain a +1d10Necrotic damage bonus to Attack Rolls, which doesn't make sense, because attack rolls are what decide if you hit or miss rather than how much damage you deal.