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I sold my soul for this cantrip OMEGALUL

You can twin EB until you reach 5th level. It’s incapable of targeting more than one target level 1-4 *character level, mind you, not class level*. At 5th level, it creates 2 beams that each *can* target separate creatures, therefore making it illegal *RAW and RAI, anyway, a DM could absolutely allow twinned EB at 17th level for 8 beams, and maybe a quicken/twinned for 8 bonus action beams, but that’s ridiculous lmao*

edit: just saw your other comments, ignore me plz lol

Casting Word is

Arcanius Fecropi

beneldritch cumberblast

Do the beams strike simultaneously or one after the other? Could I shoot one at a low hp enemy, roll damage, and if I kill it choose another target for the rest of the beams, and hit it again if it stays alive? Or do you have to choose before making attack rolls/damage rolls?

So I realized that for classes that can already cast spells, you can gain this spell through the Spell Sniper feat.  Which means my Paladin could potentially have a 240 ft. ranged spell attack without a Multiclass dip.

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So I realized that for classes that can already cast spells, you can gain this spell through the Spell Sniper feat.  Which means my Paladin could potentially have a 240 ft. ranged spell attack without a Multiclass dip.

 
Looking at the feat it has 3 variations, none of them cover the paladin so it seems without multiclassing you cannot gain that feat. 

Hello friends - so we have a 5th level warlock with 18 CHA and who has taken agonizing blast. In the Attack actions, it is listing Eldritch Blast as:

1d10+16

That can't be right, right?

If you have grasp of hadar and are flying can you pull an enemy 10ft into the air and then take a d6 of falling damage?

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So I realized that for classes that can already cast spells, you can gain this spell through the Spell Sniper feat.  Which means my Paladin could potentially have a 240 ft. ranged spell attack without a Multiclass dip.

 
Looking at the feat it has 3 variations, none of them cover the paladin so it seems without multiclassing you cannot gain that feat. 

 The feats variation is for the class you get the cantrip from, not your own class, so a paladin could take this feat, because they have spellcasting, the only requirement for this feat

My question is why do people hate on this cantrip I believe that it is essential for a warlock build heck I am making a variant human bard/sorcerer with the magic initiate feat and I am choosing this cantrip

Take [Illusionist's Bracers] and you can

ELDRITCH KERFUFFLE

ELDRITCH KERFUFFLE

Y can’t E. Knight use this!?

Would repelling blast/grasp of hadar invocation push/pull effects happen (1-4) X amount of times, equal to the number of beams that hitting that creature?   Example: 4 beams hit one enemy, that creature is moved 40 feet?   

I’m not an expert, and it’s really up to the DM, but I would say yes.