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| #1Umbacano2Aug 11, 2015 18:46:25 | Some question about the dragons action in combat.
A) Multiattack - The dragon can use its frightful presence. It then makes three attacks: One with its bite and two with its claws
Fine but what about Breath Attacks? Do they replace the standard multiattack or they occur in additon to the multiattacks. If so can the dragon choose not to use de breath attack or is it automatic as soon as it is recharged?
B) Dragons as Innate Spellcasters.
The dragons young or older can once per day use spells without material components equal to its Charisma Modifier. Lets imagine a black dragon with charisma 19 (+4).
The dragon can cast per day 4 spells.
But what are the spells available? All the Wizards Spell Lists? All spells in Players Handbook? Does it have to choose just like an arcane caster, only able to cast the ones it learned or like a divine caster that can cast the whole spell list of its class?
Thanks in advance |
| #2DeathMutantLivesAug 11, 2015 20:46:20 | In my game:
A) Dragons can use an Action for a breath attack (if charged) or multi-attack -- not both.
B) Dragons use the Sorceror's spell list.
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| #3dave2008Aug 12, 2015 1:33:49 | You get one action, one move, one reaction, and one bonus action per round + the legendary actions (if a monster has them). Both multiattack and breathweapon are actions, so you can only use one or the other in a given round.
You can choose any spell as long as it is below the dragon's CR/3 |