Electric arc pathfinder 2e

Find your next game group! DMsGuild: Now on Roll An arc of lightning leaps from one target to another. You deal electricity damage equal to 1d4 plus your spellcasting ability modifier.

Find your next game group! DMsGuild: Now on Roll Traditions arcane, primal Range 30 feet; Targets 1 or 2 creatures Defense basic Reflex. An arc of lightning leaps from one target to another. Each target takes 2d4 electricity damage with a basic Reflex save. All rights reserved.

Electric arc pathfinder 2e

I understand there has been much discussion regarding Electric Arc's range. My understanding is that, RAW, the only requirement is for both targets to be within 30 ft. But sometimes the rules are debated in-game, and I've had a GM outright rule out the second target within 30ft. I hate to drag a game down, so I'm more than happy to let it slide, but it would be nice if there was some official word on the ruling so we could link it when the discussion inevitably comes up. Was there any official word on it that I've missed? I don't think one exists an official ruling. I have a GM who runs it the other way creatures must be within 30' of each other , and that's fine, but I'm of the opinion that RAW only requires 30' from you. The arc can go from any point to any point within the range. In essence, it allows connecting any two squares in a 65' x 65' area 30' range from caster. The rules only require you to measure the range to each target from the caster and if both are within 30', it works. You could have have 1 target be 30' north and the other be 30' south of the caster and both would be hit. Also, nowhere does it say that the two targets have to be within 30' of each other. It sounds like the GM is trying to insist that range is measured twice from two different points caster and first target. If you measure from the first target to the second target only, it allows you to hit a creature up to 60 feet away that you ordinarily could not hit. This interpretation seems flawed, as it shouldn't matter which target is the primary and which is the secondary, as the second target takes the same damage, and nothing in the rules text says anything about the relationship between the two targets, only that "an arc of lightning leaps between them" which provides no clues as to what's going on.

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Electric arc pathfinder 2e

Find your next game group! DMsGuild: Now on Roll Traditions arcane, primal Range 30 feet; Targets 1 or 2 creatures Defense basic Reflex. An arc of lightning leaps from one target to another.

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Laran wrote:. There's nothing specifying that's the range of the arc itself. Almost everyone was a different gm. Last post: 38 minutes ago by YuriP. The Gleeful Grognard. Also, nowhere does it say that the two targets have to be within 30' of each other. Use the Party Toolbox to manage multiple parties. I understand there has been much discussion regarding Electric Arc's range. Luke Styer Jun 7, , am Laran wrote: Also, nowhere does it say that the two targets have to be within 30' of each other. Find your next game group! But sometimes the rules are debated in-game, and I've had a GM outright rule out the second target within 30ft. Tools Toggle Dropdown.

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By the text of the spell, it has 2 targets and its range is 30'. Since the spells fluff says that its arcs between them, but the only mechanical limitation is that they are within 30ft of you, this leads me to run it as the "connecting" arc is purely visual and designed to "Complete the circuit" of the flow without any actual mechanical effect. Electric Arc [two-actions] Cantrip 1 Cantrip, Concentrate, Electricity, Manipulate Traditions arcane, primal Range 30 feet; Targets 1 or 2 creatures Defense basic Reflex An arc of lightning leaps from one target to another. It would be no different if the spell were called "Electric Fork" and described as two bolts of lightning emerging from the caster's hand. It doesn't, but it would have been nicer thematically imo. Join a Game. This is one cantrip I wish had the clause of hitting the closest second target with the caster choosing between options if there are multiple who are equally close. Update your cookie preferences here. Pathfinder Lost Omens, Rulebook Subscriber tivadar27 wrote:. Click me! Copy and move characters between games.