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Combat is always going to be a highly important aspect ofDungeons & Dragons.
If you’re a high-level player, this is even more important.
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Here are the best combat tips and tricks for high-level Dungeons & Dragons players.
This can prove extremely helpful at high levels of play.
While it can be fun to max out every stat, feasts are sometimes more worth it.
The best of these is the Help action, which can bestow advantage upon your fellow players.
The best time to do this is when the enemy you’re fighting is looking really rough.
Giving them advantage in this crucial moment might end the encounter faster than you’d expect!
Whatever your prep work entails, it’s extremely important that you do this before you go into battle.
There’s nothing worse than wasting your first turn or two taking actions like casting Mage Armor.
This severely weakens your action economy, and high-level DMs will take advantage of this mistake.
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Again, though, every DM is different, and some rule on surprise rounds differently.
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Fight smarter, not harder.
The reverse goes for vulnerabilities.
This is true not just in hero-based shooters, but in Dungeons & Dragons as well.
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Both of these feats also give you ability score improvements in other areas, which is helpful.
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