A flash of mild streaks towards a creature of your desire inside the range. Make a ranged spell assault in opposition to the target. On a hit, the goal takes 4d6 radiant damage, and the subsequent assault roll made in opposition to this goal earlier than the stop of your subsequent flip has the advantage, thanks to the mystical dim mild glittering on the goal till then.
Check also: Cleric Spells
Contents
Guiding Bolt 5e
- Level: 1 (evocation)
- Casting time: 1 Action
- Components: V, S
- Range(area): 120 feet
- Attack(save): Ranged
- Damage(effect): Radiant
- School: Evocation
- Duration: 1 round
FAQ
- How does Guiding Bolt practice Advantage?
Just the very subsequent attack, so solely one advantage. This additionally skills the impact is wasted if the subsequent assault already has the advantage.
- Can the Guiding Bolt spell be aimed at an invisible target?
When making a ranged spell attack, you comply with the everyday regulations for making an attack, simply as you would if attempting to stab or shoot the goal with a weapon.
- If the fighter is hit with Guiding Bolt, can my Warlock punch him to use up the advantage?
Yes. The textual content solely says, “the subsequent assault roll,” and would not specify that it has to come from you.
- Does rolling a necessary hit on a spell assault do double damage?
Yes, you roll twice as many harm cubes for the spell on a crit.
