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=== Advantage and disadvantage === | === Advantage and disadvantage === | ||
==== Used with two dice ==== | The terms advantage and disadvantage are used in [[Baldur's Gate 3]] with two different meanings: | ||
==== 1. Used with two dice ==== | |||
[[File:Advantage Icon.png|alt=The in-game symbol for advantage.|left]] | [[File:Advantage Icon.png|alt=The in-game symbol for advantage.|left]] | ||
[[File:Disadvantage Icon.png|alt=The in-game symbol for disadvantage|left]] | [[File:Disadvantage Icon.png|alt=The in-game symbol for disadvantage|left]] | ||
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* For saving throws: [[List_of_features_and_items_that_affect_saving_throws#Advantage_on_saving_throws|Advantage]] and [[List_of_features_and_items_that_affect_saving_throws#Disadvantage_on_saving_throws|Disadvantage]] | * For saving throws: [[List_of_features_and_items_that_affect_saving_throws#Advantage_on_saving_throws|Advantage]] and [[List_of_features_and_items_that_affect_saving_throws#Disadvantage_on_saving_throws|Disadvantage]] | ||
==== Used with contesting ability checks ==== | ==== 2. Used with contesting ability checks ==== | ||
A contest is a special type of ability check where one creature rolls an ability check against another creature's skill. Rather than rolling, the opposing creature uses a ''passive skill'' value given by {{InfoBlob|10 + skill bonus}} with {{Advantage}} on the relevant skill check adding 5 or {{Disadvantage}} subtracting 5. The passive skill value serves as the [[Difficulty Class]] (DC) of the skill check. | A contest is a special type of ability check where one creature rolls an ability check against another creature's skill. Rather than rolling, the opposing creature uses a ''passive skill'' value given by {{InfoBlob|10 + skill bonus}} with {{Advantage}} on the relevant skill check adding 5 or {{Disadvantage}} subtracting 5. The passive skill value serves as the [[Difficulty Class]] (DC) of the skill check. | ||