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Smouldering Touch

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Smouldering Touch is the basic attack used by Fire Elementals. It is an unarmed melee attack that Burns Burns the target which makes it susceptible to the Fire Elemental's Multiattack Multiattack.

Description

Touch a foe with a heat like the bright core of a furnace, searing and Burning Burning them.

Properties

Cost
 Action
Damage: 2~12
2d6Fire⁠Fire
Details
Melee Unarmed Attack Roll Melee Unarmed Attack Roll
Melee: 1.5 m (5 ft) Melee: 1.5 m (5 ft)
AoE: 1 m (3 ft) Radius AoE: 1 m (3 ft) Radius
Targets: All other creatures in the radius Targets: All other creatures in the radius
Creates Area: Fire Creates Area: Fire

Technical details

Ico stats.png UID
Target_SmolderingTouch_Elemental_Fire
https://bg3.norbyte.dev/search?q=name:Target_SmolderingTouch_Elemental_Fire
Ico Report.webp Spell flags

Condition: Burning

Burning Burning

Duration Icons.pngDuration: 2 turns

  • Takes 1d4⁠Fire⁠Fire damage per turn.
  • Can be removed with the Help Help action, using a Healing Potion or by becoming Wet Wet.
  • Immune from if Wet Wet.
  • Dip Dip action can be used on Burning characters or objects.

Area: Fire

Fire Fire

Duration Icons.pngDuration: 2 turns

AoE: 1 m (3 ft) Radius AoE: 1 m (3 ft) Radius

Deals 1d4⁠Fire⁠Fire damage per turn.

Condition Type Icon.png Type: Surface

Condition: Burning

Burning Burning

Duration Icons.pngDuration: 1 turn

  • Takes 1d4⁠Fire⁠Fire damage per turn.
  • Can be removed with the Help Help action, using a Healing Potion or by becoming Wet Wet.
  • Immune from if Wet Wet.
  • Dip Dip action can be used on Burning characters or objects.

How to learn

Used by creatures: Fire Elemental

Notes

  • This ability is not a single target attack like the in-game tooltip might describe. It has a small 1 m (3 ft) radius area of effect and it can hit every target inside the AoE with a separate attack roll. This includes allies but not the elemental itself.
  • There is no saving throw to avoid the Burning Burning effect. As long as the attack hits, the condition will be inflicted.