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| notes = * Can be done as a post-strike reaction (without spending reaction points) similar to [[Divine Smite]] for both melee and ranged attacks. | | notes = * Can be done as a post-strike reaction (without spending reaction points) similar to [[Divine Smite]] for both melee and ranged attacks. | ||
* '''Divine Strike: {Variation} (Melee)''' and '''Divine Strike: {Variation} (Ranged)''' use the corresponding weapon. | * '''Divine Strike: {Variation} (Melee)''' and '''Divine Strike: {Variation} (Ranged)''' use the corresponding weapon. | ||
* Does not apply to unarmed attacks. | |||
* Does double (2d8) damage if the weapon attack roll is a critical hit. | * Does double (2d8) damage if the weapon attack roll is a critical hit. | ||
* Possible Bug: Divine Strike does the not obey the turn recharge outside of turn-based mode. | * Possible Bug: Divine Strike does the not obey the turn recharge outside of turn-based mode. | ||
* The different methods of using Divine Strike (as a post-strike reaction or with the weapon action directly) have independent, once-per-turn cooldowns. Activating Divine Strike directly {{em|does not}} prevent triggering it again that turn with a post-strike reaction (and vice versa). This means that Divine Strike can actually be used twice in a turn, provided it is used once with each method. | * The different methods of using Divine Strike (as a post-strike reaction or with the weapon action directly) have independent, once-per-turn cooldowns. Activating Divine Strike directly {{em|does not}} prevent triggering it again that turn with a post-strike reaction (and vice versa). This means that Divine Strike can actually be used twice in a turn, provided it is used once with each method. | ||
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