What does a green flame blade scale with?

In Dungeons & Dragons 5e, the Green-Flame Blade cantrip scales with your total character level, not just your class level, increasing its fire damage dice (extra 1d8) at levels 5, 11, and 17, while also adding your spellcasting ability modifier to the secondary target's damage, making it powerful for melee spellcasters who don't get multiple attacks, notes.
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Does green flame blade scale?

It levels by itself, even if the character has no spell slots (some characters can get it despite not being spellcasters). It levels based on CHARACTER level, not CLASS level. It being a Warlock spell for your player means he uses his Warlock spellcasting ability modifier for any bonuses that apply to the spell.
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What modifier does the green flame blade use?

It adds charisma modifier to the spell's damage rolls, and you roll damage against each creature (assuming level 5+).
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How is green flame blade damage calculated?

The base damage is 1d8 + ability mod (dex in this case). When casting Green-Flame Blade, the damage to the primary target is 1d8+(dex mod) slashing damage and the damage to the secondary target is (ability mod for casting the spell, in this case intelligence) fire damage.
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Which is better, green flame blade or booming blade?

Green-Flame Blade (GFB) hits two targets (one primary, one secondary) with fire damage, great for bunched enemies but hindered by fire resistance; Booming Blade (BB) punishes movement with thunder damage, making it excellent for kiting, tanks, or opportunity attacks with the War Caster feat, but ineffective if the target stays put. Choose BB for single targets/mobility, GFB for groups/area control, and consider your party composition and enemy resistances. 
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CANTRIP #14: Green-Flame Blade (5E)

Does green flame blade double on a crit?

Booming Blade / Green Flame Blade critical damage #665

According to RAW [1,2,3], on a critical hit, the primary damage dice from these attacks are doubled, but the secondary damage dice are not doubled.
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What is the best weapon for Eldritch Knight?

Longsword or Rapier – Best for Dexterity-based builds. Greatsword or Greataxe – Best for Strength-based Eldritch Knights.
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Does Shillelagh and Green flame blade stack?

They both do effectively the same thing and give you a choice of damage type. You can only choose one damage type, so these won't stack. Shillelagh also makes the weapon damage type a d8.
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What does +5 to hit mean?

So your questions +5 to hit means you roll a d20 and add the 5 to your roll. If it meets or beats their armor class it was a successful hit and you roll damage.
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Can you cast a green flame blade twice?

No. You can't cast 2 cantrips in a turn as stated in RAW. (Rules As Written) You can cast a cantrip and a leveled spell or cast a spell then if you have the appropriate opportunity to use a reaction spell you can cast it which is technically 2 spells in the turn.
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Can you use twin spells on green flame blade?

Green flame Blade can't be twinned

As clarified in the PHB errata: To be eligible, a spell must be incapable of targeting more than one creature at the spell's current level. Green flame blade is able to target two creatures; the one you attack and one next two it.
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Does green flame blade do fire damage?

You can strike an opponent with a melee touch attack, dealing fire damage equal to 1d6 + 1 point per caster level (maximum +5). Alternatively, you can hurl the flames up to 120 feet as a thrown weapon.
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How does green flame blade work in 5e?

D&D 5e Wiki explains it as a cantrip that lets you make a weapon attack; on a hit, the target takes normal damage plus green fire leaps to a second creature within 5 feet, dealing fire damage equal to your spellcasting modifier, with damage increasing at higher levels. It's great for gish (mage-warrior) builds, especially at lower levels or when enemies are clustered, letting you hit two targets with one action, though it uses an action and doesn't combine with Extra Attack.
 
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What is 80 320 range in dnd?

Shortbows are range 80/320, meaning out to 80 feet (or 16 squares) you roll attacks as normal. And past that, up to 320 feet (64 squares), you attack with disadvantage. All pretty simple. They also have the Ammunition tag, meaning you'll have to keep track of how many arrows you have.
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What is the difference between 2014 and 2024 Eldritch Knight?

Summary. The only benefit that the 2014 eldritch knight has is that, as a human they get a plus one to all abilities. The 2024 has benefits in every other area with multiple feats from first level, extra second wind uses and opportunities, heroic inspiration, weapon mastery, and an extra spell.
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Is black flame blade better than blood flame blade?

Black Flame Blade adds more raw fire damage and a % HP damage-over-time (DoT) effect, scaling better with high Faith, but has a very short duration, great for quick burst damage on tough enemies; Bloodflame Blade adds less raw damage but applies bleed buildup and lasts much longer, making it better for general use, especially on weapons with inherent bleed or against bleed-resistant foes. Choose Black Flame for burst DPS on bosses with huge health (like Godskin Duo) or when bleed fails; choose Bloodflame for sustained damage, applying bleed, and longer buff uptime. 
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What is the 65% rule in D&D?

In 5e the chance of hitting is on average 65%. Based on that a +2 mod on AC reduces the chance to 55%. And a +9 mod to AC reduces the chance to hit to 20%. The three brackets represent you have a 65% chance to do minimum damage, 55% to do average damage and 20% to do max damage.
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What is +3 to hit?

It means when you roll to see if the monster hits, you roll 1d20+3. Basically, the writers of the monster manual have pre-calculated all of the creature's attack and damage roll bonuses for you so you don't have do the math on their ability scores and proficiency yourself.
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What is a +3 weapon in D&D?

You have a +3 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this magic weapon.
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Is Shillelagh better than poison spray?

At even higher levels, Poison Spray's raw damage outpaces Shillelagh's. For example at level 17, poison spray deals 4d12 or 26 raw damage, Shillelagh deals 2d6+10 or 17 damage.
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What is the strongest Druid spell?

What is the strongest druid spell? [Best Druid Spells 5E]
  • 🌿 Healing Spirit - 2nd ring. ...
  • 🌿 Call Lightning - 3rd ring. ...
  • 🌿 Polymorph - 4th ring. ...
  • 🌿 Goodberry - 1st ring. ...
  • Output Druid. ...
  • Control Druid. ...
  • Support Druids. ...
  • Summoning Druid. Summoning Druids focus on summoning various natural creatures to assist in combat.
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Who is weak to Shadow Blade?

In Mega Man 3, the Shadow Blade weapon is strong against Spark Man, Magnet Man, Snake Man, Doc Robot (Bubble & Heat Man), and the final boss's robot versions, especially Gamma's first form, though Hard Man, Doc Robot (Air Man), and Break Man resist it; it's a versatile, low-energy weapon for many situations, especially hitting obscured targets in Baldur's Gate 3. 
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What are the 4 noble weapons?

The "Four Noble Weapons" (or Si Da Bing Qi) in Chinese martial arts are the Dao (Saber/Broadsword), Gun (Staff), Qiang (Spear), and Jian (Straight Sword), considered fundamental for foundational training as they cover basic principles for most other weapons, embodying concepts like the 'wild tiger' (Dao) or 'gentleman' (Jian). While some pop culture (like Ninjago) or fantasy settings have their own "noble" or "golden" weapons (e.g., Scythe, Nunchucks, Shurikens, Sword), the traditional Chinese martial arts context is the most common source for this phrase.
 
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What is the scariest weapon?

The "scariest" weapon depends on perspective, but generally, nuclear weapons are scariest for their potential for global extinction, while chemical/nerve agents like Novichok (Novach) are terrifying for their undetectable, precise, agonizing lethality; however, other weapons like biological agents, modern precision-guided munitions, or even something psychologically terrifying like White Phosphorus also rank high for their horrific impact. 
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What race is best for Eldritch knight?

The best race for an Eldritch Knight (EK) offers stats (Str/Con/Int) or unique abilities that enhance their martial prowess and spellcasting, with top picks like High Elf (extra cantrip, Int), Githyanki (Str/Int, Misty Step), Variant Human/Custom Lineage (feat at level 1 like War Caster), and Half-Orc (relentless endurance, crits) being popular, depending on whether you favor magic or melee more. 
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