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Result = {{D20}} + Ability Score Modifier + Proficiency Bonus | Result = {{D20}} + Ability Score Modifier + Proficiency Bonus | ||
Attacks done with [[ | Attacks done with [[Weapon]]s always use an Attack Roll to determine success. Some spells also use an Attack Roll to determine whether they hit their intended target (such as [[Fire Bolt]] or [[Eldritch Blast]]), though other spells hit the target automatically (such as [[Magic Missile]] or [[Fireball]]). A spell that hits its target automatically may allow the target to make a Saving Throw instead; see below. | ||
The Attack Roll should not be confused with the Damage Roll, which instead determines the amount of damage done to a target by a successful attack. | The Attack Roll should not be confused with the Damage Roll, which instead determines the amount of damage done to a target by a successful attack. | ||
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==== For Attack Rolls ==== | ==== For Attack Rolls ==== | ||
Attack Rolls made with [[ | Attack Rolls made with [[Weapon]]s can benefit from Proficiency with the type of weapon that's being used. This kind of Proficiency can be granted by the creature's [[Race]], [[Class]], or [[Feat]]s chosen when leveling up. | ||
Attack Rolls made for spells benefit from Proficiency in spell casting, which all creatures capable of casting spells have. The creature could have spell casting capabilities due to its [[Class]], or from a [[Feat]] it chose when leveling up. | Attack Rolls made for spells benefit from Proficiency in spell casting, which all creatures capable of casting spells have. The creature could have spell casting capabilities due to its [[Class]], or from a [[Feat]] it chose when leveling up. | ||