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Original ruling: "it can't take reactions until the end of your next turn.
New ruling: " Open Hand Technique now has the Addle option to prevent creatures from making Opportunity Attacks and no longer requires a saving throw.
So my question is when Did this aspect of the future
Ever need a saving throw for this.
Ps is this not nurffed to include all reactions or is it in fact lock to Attack Of Opportunity
Your thoughts
new to this, not new to DMing Running a Tomb of Annihilation.
Quote from Quentis>> Original ruling: "it can't take reactions until the end of your next turn. New ruling: " Open Hand Technique now has the Addle option to prevent creatures from making Opportunity Attacks and no longer requires a saving throw. So my question is when Did this aspect of the future Ever need a saving throw for this.
The saving throw is referring to Playtest 6's Addle, not the current PBH.
As MPA stated, you're missing the previous playtest monk, whose Addle worked differently from 2014 and from the final playtest one.
i see thank you so much for the update
Original ruling: "it can't take reactions until the end of your next turn.
New ruling: " Open Hand Technique now has the Addle option
to prevent creatures from making Opportunity
Attacks and no longer requires a saving throw.
So my question is when Did this aspect of the future
Ever need a saving throw for this.
Ps is this not nurffed to include all reactions or is it in fact lock to Attack Of Opportunity
Your thoughts
new to this, not new to DMing Running a Tomb of Annihilation.The saving throw is referring to Playtest 6's Addle, not the current PBH.
As MPA stated, you're missing the previous playtest monk, whose Addle worked differently from 2014 and from the final playtest one.
i see thank you so much for the update
new to this, not new to DMing Running a Tomb of Annihilation.