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Slay

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Slay is the basic attack available to the Slayer. It is a powerful unarmed slashing attack with special effects against Bleeding Bleeding or Prone Prone targets. Any Opportunity Attacks made by the Slayer are performed with this attack as well.

Description

Rake your malevolent claws across the body of your target.

If the target is Bleeding Bleeding, they are afflicted with Contagion Poisoned Contagion Poisoned at Stage 1.

If the target is Prone Prone, the attack will be a Critical Hit.

If the target is bleeding and prone, the attack will be a critical hit and the target will possibly become Stricken With Flesh Rot Stricken With Flesh Rot.

Properties

Cost
 Action
Damage: 4~24 + modifiers
Details
Melee Unarmed Attack Roll Melee Unarmed Attack Roll
Melee: 1.5 m (5 ft) Melee: 1.5 m (5 ft)

At higher levels

At level 10, the damage increases to 6d6 + Strength modifierSlashing⁠Slashing.

Technical details

Ico stats.png UID
Target_Slam_Slayer
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Condition: Contagion Poisoned

Contagion Poisoned Contagion Poisoned

Duration Icons.pngDuration: 3 turns

  • Has Disadvantage Disadvantage on Attack Roll Attack Rolls and Checks.
  • Each turn, it must succeed on a Saving Throw Saving Throw, or the poison will advance in stage. On 3 successes, it recovers. On 3 failures, it contracts the disease corresponding to the variant of the spell Contagion that was cast.

Condition: Stricken With Flesh Rot

Stricken With Flesh Rot Stricken With Flesh Rot

Duration Icons.pngDuration: Until long rest

STR Save (Spell save DC) STR Save (Spell save DC)

How to learn

Used by creatures: Slayer

Notes

Bugs

  • The spell save DC of the Slayer's actions uses the spellcasting ability of the last class you took a first level in, but with the Slayer's ability scores. This results in a very low DC due to the Slayer's low mental ability scores. In particular, Fighters, Rogues, Wizards, Clerics, Druids, Monks, and Rangers have a +0 spellcasting modifier from Intelligence or Wisdom in Slayer form, while Barbarians, Bards, Paladins, Sorcerers, and Warlocks have a -1 spellcasting modifier from Charisma while in Slayer form.