I've looked but cannot seem to find a ruling on this. There are probably other situations where this can occur but I'll use my current one as an example.
I have a Warlock (level 7) with the Lance of Lethargy invocation and the spells Eldritch Blast and Sickening Radiance.
If I have a creature in the area of SR it has its movement speed reduced by half. If I hit it with EB and apply lance its movement speed is also reduced by 10 until my next turn. We'll say the creature has base movement speed of 30. What order would the reductions be applied in?
If you apply the Sickening Radiance reduction first, the target would have (30/2)-10 = 5 feet of movement. But if Lance of Lethargy is applied first it would have ((30-10)/2) = 10 feet of movement. Anyone know a ruling on this?
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I've looked but cannot seem to find a ruling on this. There are probably other situations where this can occur but I'll use my current one as an example.
I have a Warlock (level 7) with the Lance of Lethargy invocation and the spells Eldritch Blast and Sickening Radiance.
If I have a creature in the area of SR it has its movement speed reduced by half. If I hit it with EB and apply lance its movement speed is also reduced by 10 until my next turn. We'll say the creature has base movement speed of 30. What order would the reductions be applied in?
If you apply the Sickening Radiance reduction first, the target would have (30/2)-10 = 5 feet of movement. But if Lance of Lethargy is applied first it would have ((30-10)/2) = 10 feet of movement. Anyone know a ruling on this?