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What are the two stats that weapons can utilize?
Strength and Dexterity.
What is a cantrip?
Spell that can be cast freely without the use of spell slots (0th level spell).
What are skill checks used for?
Skills checks are used when doing certain actions, such as Persuasion or Deception.
What is each part of the following damage formula?
4d6 Fire Damage
4 six-sided dice are rolled, dealing fire type damage.
What are the main 6 stats?
Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma.
What are the two types of weapons?
Simple and Martial.
What does Verbal and Somatic mean when casting spells?
Verbal: Spoken
Somatic: Physical Gesture
What does having Proficiency in a skill check or saving throw mean?
BONUS - What does having Expertise in a skill check mean?
Gives that check/save an extra boost.
BONUS - Gives that check another extra boost.
What is a Bonus Action?
An additional action that can be taken in the same turn as your main action.
What do Advantage and Disadvantage mean when rolling dice?
Advantage: Roll twice and pick the higher number
Disadvantage: Roll twice and pick the lower number
What is the Finesse weapon property?
BONUS - What is the Versatile weapon property?
Finesse: Use Strength or Dexterity
BONUS - Versatile: 1 or 2 handed
What does it mean when a spell is 1st level?
BONUS - What does it mean to Upcast a spell?
That spell uses a 1st level spell slot.
BONUS - Casting a lower level spell using a higher level spell slot.
What does the number in a saving throw mean?
Example: DC13 Dex saving throw.
The minimum number needed to pass the saving throw.
What is Initiative and when is it rolled?
The turn order in battle. Rolled at the start of an encounter.
How does Armor Class (AC) work?
The minimum number needed to hit someone or something.
What does having Mastery in a weapon do?
Gives it an additional property (i.e. Sap, Vex)
How does Concentration work when casting spells?
BONUS - How many Concentration spells can be active at the same time?
When taking a hit, a constitution saving throw is made. If you fail, the spell ends.
BONUS - Only 1 Concentration spell can be active at the same time.
What does the Help action do?
Assist an ally with a skill check, giving them Advantage on the roll.
What happens when rolling a Natural 20 in an attempt to hit an enemy?
Roll double the damage dice.
How does Heroic Inspiration work?
BONUS - How does Bardic Inspiration work?
Reroll any roll.
BONUS - Add an extra dice (d6) to any d20 roll.
How do you calculate Unarmed Strike Damage?
BONUS - What two other things can you do besides damage when landing an Unarmed Strike?
Strength modifier.
BONUS - Grapple and Shove.
What does it mean when a spell can be Ritual Cast?
The spell can be cast for 10 minutes longer without the use of a spell slot.
What are passive skill checks?
Skill checks that are made without rolling - usually happens in secrecy.
How do Attacks of Opportunity work?
BONUS - What action during combat can be used to avoid an Attack of Opportunity?
If a creature from within the range of an attacker moves outside that range, the attacker makes an attack.
BONUS - Disengage
How do Short Rests and Long Rests work?
Short Rests take at least an hour, spending a hit dice to heal.
Long Rests take at least 8 hours, regaining all health, spell slots, and hit dice.