Strike True (yet another attempt at reimaging True Strike)

While working on some other homebrew, I had an idea for improving the True Strike cantrip. I want to keep to the same theme of allowing a creature to have a better chance of hitting their target, but this idea reimagines HOW their accuracy is improved from the ground up. I am basically thinking about is as more "Sharpshooter -esque".

Strike True

Divination Cantrip

Casting Time: 1 action / Range: 30 feet 60 feet / Target: A target in range / Components: S / Duration: Concentration, Up to 1 round

You extend your hand and point a finger at a target in range. Your magic grants you a brief insight into the target’s defenses and how to circumvent them. The first attack roll you make against the target gains the following benefits, provided that this spell hasn’t ended:

• You ignore any bonus to the target's AC granted by shields, half cover, or three-quarters cover
• Your attack roll cannot incur disadvantage

This still raises the question of "would it be better to just attack twice" but I feel that these benefits could be more impactful than just advantage against a target with high AC and a way to impose disadvantage on the attack. Not to mention if you have a way to get advantage on your next attack from some other source, you could have all these benefits AND advantage. 

Let me know what you think  

Something I would suggest is to make it have at least 60 feet of range, because oftentimes if you're within 30 feet of the target, you could just move to a different position and wouldn't have to shoot past cover.  The bit about shields is very interesting, though, and this would be a good cantrip for arcane tricksters that are put at disadvantage and can't sneak attack otherwise.  Overall, 8/10.

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Something I would suggest is to make it have at least 60 feet of range, because oftentimes if you're within 30 feet of the target, you could just move to a different position and wouldn't have to shoot past cover.  The bit about shields is very interesting, though, and this would be a good cantrip for arcane tricksters that are put at disadvantage and can't sneak attack otherwise.  Overall, 8/10.

 Thats a good point. Thanks!

I'd take out the concentration too. It really just isn't necessary.