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→‎Save DCs: Linked to Weapon actions
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: This value can be checked by the shortcut key "K" and the target's saving throw can be checked by the shortcut key "T".
: This value can be checked by the shortcut key "K" and the target's saving throw can be checked by the shortcut key "T".


; Weapon save DC: Most weapons allow proficient users to perform special "weapon actions", which are typically limited to once per short rest (e.g. [[Backbreaker]]). These actions often include the chance to inflict a condition on the target, and these conditions require the target to attempt a Save to avoid them. Each weapon action can grant its own inherent bonus to DC that isn't listed anywhere, but is frequently +2. The Difficulty Class of saves allowed by weapon actions is calculated as follows:  
; Weapon save DC: Most weapons allow proficient users to perform special "[[Weapon_actions|weapon actions]]", which are typically limited to once per short rest (e.g. [[Backbreaker]]). These actions often include the chance to inflict a condition on the target, and these conditions require the target to attempt a Save to avoid them. Each weapon action can grant its own inherent bonus to DC that isn't listed anywhere, but is frequently +2. The Difficulty Class of saves allowed by weapon actions is calculated as follows:  
:: {{InfoBlob|1=Weapon Action DC = 8 + proficiency bonus + [[Strength]] or [[Dexterity]] modifier + inherent weapon action bonus DC}}
:: {{InfoBlob|1=Weapon Action DC = 8 + proficiency bonus + [[Strength]] or [[Dexterity]] modifier + inherent weapon action bonus DC}}
: Certain weapon actions, notably [[Concussive Smash]], instead allow the acting creature to either use their Spell Save DC or weapon action DC with a +2 bonus, whichever is higher.
: Certain weapon actions, notably [[Concussive Smash]], instead allow the acting creature to either use their Spell Save DC or weapon action DC with a +2 bonus, whichever is higher.

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