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| + | *This ability provides an extra action per round, and can be used with melee or ranged attacks. | ||
| + | [[Category:Expertise(Combat Fluidity)]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Expertise(Martial Lore)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:39, 23 April 2024
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| ==Abilities== |
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| ===Second Attack=== | |
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| Domain: | Martial Lore |
| Available: | Arcanist(17) Assassin(15) Barbarian(9) Bard(17) Beastmaster(12) Burglar(17) Cavalier(9) Charlatan(17) Fighter(8) Gypsy(17) Jester(17) Minstrel(17) Paladin(9) Pirate(17) Dancer(17) Ranger(9) Reliquist(17) Templar(21) Thief(17) Trapper(17) |
| Allows: | Third Attack Martial Lore Combat Fluidity |
| UseCost: | Mana (58) |
| Quality: | Always Beneficial |
| Targets: | Caster only |
| Range: | Touch, or not applicable |
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| Description: | Allows the affected character to deliver a second attack during their round. These attacks will be slightly less effective than primary attacks. |
Notes
- This ability provides an extra action per round, and can be used with melee or ranged attacks.
