Throwing Projectiles And Potions
Keywords:
THROW
Category:
command
Syntax: Throw <projectile|potion> <person> THROW will allow you to
throw a projectile item or potion at another person. Using the THROW command will automatically pull projectiles from your projectile container, xsheathes, or inventory. Named concoctions and potions can also be thrown in order for their effects to work on the target. Thrown potions shatter, cast only their first stored spell effect using the named target as the default target, do not use spell damage bonuses, and cannot critically strike. Alchemist-brewed potions
also apply Potion Mastery when thrown or quaffed.
RP Combat Information:
Attack Type: Ranged Attack
Attack Syntax: 1d20 + <Physical Hitroll>
Damage: RP-WEAPON-DAMAGE
Damage Type: Varies
Range:: <Strength Bonus> * 10ft [Max: 100ft]
Remarks: Anyone attempting to hit a target at more than 60ft will make the attack roll at disadvantage.
Attack Type: Ranged "Give" Action
Attack Syntax: 1d20 [Check for Critical Failure]
Damage: N/A
Damage Type: N/A
Range:: <Strength Bonus> * 10ft [Max: 80ft]
Remarks: Anyone attempting to catch a thrown object that travels more than 20ft should make a <Dexterity> check at a DC determined by the DM. Any creature in the flight path may also make a <Dexterity> check to intercept the item before it reaches its intended target.
RP Combat Information:
Attack Type: Ranged Attack
Attack Syntax: 1d20 + <Physical Hitroll>
Damage: RP-WEAPON-DAMAGE
Damage Type: Varies
Range:: <Strength Bonus> * 10ft [Max: 100ft]
Remarks: Anyone attempting to hit a target at more than 60ft will make the attack roll at disadvantage.
Attack Type: Ranged "Give" Action
Attack Syntax: 1d20 [Check for Critical Failure]
Damage: N/A
Damage Type: N/A
Range:: <Strength Bonus> * 10ft [Max: 80ft]
Remarks: Anyone attempting to catch a thrown object that travels more than 20ft should make a <Dexterity> check at a DC determined by the DM. Any creature in the flight path may also make a <Dexterity> check to intercept the item before it reaches its intended target.