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| summary = '''Absolute's Bane''' is a passive feature that penalizes the user's targets with [[Bane]] for 2 turns when you hit them with a weapon attack (melee or ranged). | | summary = '''Absolute's Bane''' is a passive feature that penalizes the user's targets with [[Bane (Spell)|Bane]] for 2 turns when you hit them with a weapon attack (melee or ranged). | ||
| description = On a hit with a weapon attack, possibly inflict a {{DieIcon|d4|Slashing}} '''-1d4''' penalty to the target's {{Attack Roll}}s and {{SavingThrow}}s. | | description = On a hit with a weapon attack, possibly inflict a {{DieIcon|d4|Slashing}} '''-1d4''' penalty to the target's {{Attack Roll}}s and {{SavingThrow}}s. | ||
| condition = Bane | | condition = Bane | ||
Revision as of 00:50, 22 January 2024
Absolute's Bane is a passive feature that penalizes the user's targets with Bane for 2 turns when you hit them with a weapon attack (melee or ranged).
Description
On a hit with a weapon attack, possibly inflict a 
-1d4 penalty to the target's 
Attack rolls and 
Saving throws.
Condition: Bane
Duration: 2 turns How to learn
Granted by the equipment:
Notes
- If the wearer does not have the Brand of the Absolute, Absolute's Bane will not activate. Even if it is noted in the passive effect UI.
- The Bane effect also gets applied by ranged weapons. Confirmed working on Patch 2.
- The Bane effect does not activate when Disguised, even if it is noted in the passive effect UI.
- The Bane effect's saving throw does not appear in the combat log, nor do reactions like Portent Dice trigger, even though the passive effect UI indicates there is a saving throw, and the effect sometimes does not trigger (presumably because the enemy succeeded at their saving throw).