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Fire damage and 1d6 
Radiant damage for each Spell Slot Level above 5th.
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| summary = This spells allows the caster to make a pillar of divine flame at a chosen location dealing {{DamageText | 5d6 | Fire}} damage and {{DamageText | 5d6 | Radiant}} damage. | | summary = This spells allows the caster to make a pillar of divine flame at a chosen location dealing {{DamageText | 5d6 | Fire}} damage and {{DamageText | 5d6 | Radiant}} damage. | ||
| description = Make a pillar of divine fire roar down from the heavens like the wrath of affronted angels. | | description = Make a pillar of divine fire roar down from the heavens like the wrath of affronted angels. | ||
| | | cost = action, spell5 | ||
| attack roll = | | attack roll = | ||
| damage = 5d6 | | damage = 5d6 | ||
Revision as of 20:05, 22 November 2023
Flame Strike is a level 5 evocation spell. This spells allows the caster to make a pillar of divine flame at a chosen location dealing 5d6 Fire damage and 5d6 Radiant damage.
Description
Make a pillar of divine fire roar down from the heavens like the wrath of affronted angels.
Properties
- Cost
Action + 
Level 5 Spell Slot- Damage
- +
- Details
Range: 18 m / 60 ft
AoE: 3 m / 10 ft (Radius)
At higher levels
Deals an additional 1d6Fire damage and 1d6 Radiant damage for each Spell Slot Level above 5th. How to learn
Notes
- Flame strike is often compared with
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- When cast with a level 5 spellslot, both deal 10d6 damage total, though Flame Strike has a slight advantage in general due to the mixed damage type it has. Fire damage is often resisted and radiant damage is often not.
- Relatedly, Flame Strike imparts two separate instances of damage for the affect targets, once radiant, once fire. This has many mechanical benefits, but the main one is that it forces all targets who are concentrating to each roll a Concentration Saving Throw twice.
- Fireball requires a direct trajectory between the caster and the target for the fireball to travel, Flame Strike can be used within range as long as the caster has sight on the target location.
- Fireball has a 33% larger radius of effect when compared to Flame Strike
- In 5e, Flame Strike deals 2d6 less damage than a level 5 fireball, while having half the effect radius.
