I am setting up a character and had a question about the twinned spells mechanic. Does anyone see why I wouldn't be able to do the following? First I use 1 sorcery point to twin true strike while pointing at two creatures. I then use sorcery points equal to the level of chromatic orb that I choose to cast and range attack both of the creatures with said chromatic orb at the same time and with advantage. Thoughts? I don't see anything that would prevent this in my reading of all the parts of this mechanic.
I am setting up a character and had a question about the twinned spells mechanic. Does anyone see why I wouldn't be able to do the following? First I use 1 sorcery point to twin true strike while pointing at two creatures. I then use sorcery points equal to the level of chromatic orb that I choose to cast and range attack both of the creatures with said chromatic orb at the same time and with advantage. Thoughts? I don't see anything that would prevent this in my reading of all the parts of this mechanic.
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Perfectly fine. Both True Strike and Chromatic Orb target only one creature so they can both be twinned. You're using it correctly.
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They both require an action so the spells are being cast on seperate turns of course. Otherwise seems to work.