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"That being said, lets check out the mechanics" Don't worry I already know what Hex does: its a Ghost type attack that has a base power of 60 and does double damage to Pokemon affected by Burn Paralysis or Poison... what do you mean that's the wrong Hex.
@@LurchLand it may not be great for warlocks but if you pick it up with 'Fey Touched' its great on Martial Classes with get multiple attacks. Just imagine an Eldritch Knight with Hex. Or a Monk Being able to add more damage on their Flurry of Blows!
This spell is pretty good even at early levels for Warlock, especially when you stack it with multi-hit abilities or can even boost it. Magic Missile via Magic Initiate, for example, guarantees you'll deal anywhere from 3 to 18 extra damage. And best of all you can move it to another enemy with a bonus action if you kill them. If a Wizard gets access to it via Magic Initiate and has something like Spell Sniper, they can pretty much just hide at the end of the map and start mowing down enemies. Edit: Oh wait, you need to make an attack roll. That automatically drops Magic Missile. So much for that plan.
I think it best use for Support roll more then ever, here my list they have disadvantage on. Str: Escaping from Rope or Iron Chain if they are catcher. Dex: They have hard time use Hide or Jumping always using Acrobatic. Con: I think withstand drinking competition. Int: They can't tell it illusion or not. Wis: Hey you can see our Rogue. Cha: You can't Intimidate us or Lie to us.
Str: Isn't Jumping Athletics ? I wonder if maybe it's worth agains fighters in a battle or maybe better... Dex: during fights so that I can aim easier, or if I'm pickpocketing them Wis: if I'm talking with animals and have problems with the roll Cha: if I am Bartering with someone, and/or need some persuasion
@@libramartin Yes everything yes, but they will have Disadvantage any ability check. Let say BBEG use it on party let say good at Investigation check, now any Int Check will have Disadvantage. To found his any secret passageway, so they can escape.
RAW ounce your spell time is 8hr or 24hrs, is there anything stopping you from casting it on a rat or something when you wake up , kill the rat, then you can consintrate on it for the rest of the day so that you have it ready move to a new target should that arrive , in the mean time you take an hour for breakfast and regain your spell slots meaning you basically get a free hex spell providing you can maintain consintration and take a short rest straight after you wake up
So if you kill an enemy with the Hex curse, and theres no more enemys in range, you can pass the curse later to another one thats far away from the last enemy that dies with the curse? (can you save the spell?)
I like using that with an Artificer tank. Misty Step is awesome to get to enemies or allies. I use Shield Master for the ability to knock things prone. Hex boosts my damage a bit and makes it more likely to knock down opponents.
@@RaderizDorret Shield Master gives you a bonus action shove. You target Str with Hex. When you slam them with your shield they have disadvantage on their athletics check to avoid falling prone. Combined with Armor of Magical Strength infusion I can usually knock most opponents on their ass.
Wrestling match was helf for shits and giggles, had a bard variant human with magic initiate warlock gives bardic inspiration to his allies and hex the rival contestant
Ok. So, here's how you go about busting this. Just make a Hexblade Warlock. We'll go with a Variant Human, which lets us gain a Feat for free. Grab the Resilient feat for Constitution. I know it seems strange, but it makes you proficient with Constitution Saves. Which means a higher modifier to your Concentration Saves. Put your free points into Charisma (Obviously) and also into Constitution. Higher Health and Higher Boost to your Concentration Save. Go with Pact Of The Blade for your Boon and for your first ASI, grab War Caster feat. It gives you advantage on your Concentration Saves, which you are notably proficient in. Next 2 ASIs, start focusing on boosting your Charisma until It's maxed. It's your everything modifier. Then with your last 3 ASIs, focus on boosting your Constitution all the way. More Health, more Constitution Save Modifier which means higher chances you hold concentration on them spells. For your Invocations? Grab Mark Of Ill Omen for the Bestow Curse Spell. Then of course, grab the standards for Pact Of The Hex-Blade Warlock. You know the goodies: Improved Pact Weapon, Eldritch Smite, Maddening Hex, Relentless Hex, Thirsting Blade, Agonizing Blast and Lifedrinker. Make sure one of your Warlock spells is Hex. Here's how this works: On your first turn, immediately HHexblade's Curse on an enemy, which will let you use Relentless Hex to get close to the enemy to use a 5th Level Bestow Curse on the enemy. If they fail the Save (which at this point, your Save DC is 19. So unless they have a stupid high modifier they might not succeed) then they have a 8 Hour Curse on them that doesn't require your concentration. Make them take an additional 1d8 Necrotic Damage whenever you damage them with attacks or spells. Then on your next turn, Bonus Action Hex them so they take an additional 1d6 of Necrotic Damage when you damage them. Then. And here's the best part, just. Swing. With that Longsword. You'll do 1d8+12 (Cha+Proficiency from Hexblade Curse+Improved Pact Weapon) Slashing Damage. Then if you burn a slot for Eldritch Smite, 6d8 Force Damage, with an additional 1d8 Necrotic Damage from Curse and and additonal 1d6 Necrotic Damage from Hex. Then you add Lifedrinker which is another 5 Necrotic Damage, and Maddening Hex which adds 5 Psychic Damage. And you know what?! For fun, let's just say you used your Bonus Action on that attack for a 5th Level Branding Smite because that's on the extended spell list. Time to do the Damage Die roll! ***(So here's a bit of trivia. The way our DM rolls Natural 20s is that we max out the dice damage, multiply it by 2 and then add any additional modifiers afterwards. With that in mind. That's why I always down the max damage possible. Because that's how our DM rules it, so that's what I'm used to)*** With a Critical Hit on a 19 or a 20, on a single swing of your Hexblade Longsword, you're doing an absolutely mental 200 Dice Damage flat of a combination of Magical Slashing, Force, Necrotic and Radiant Damage. Put the external modifiers in and you get a grand total of 212 Damage with a good mix of Slashing, Force, Necrotic, Radiant and Psychic Damage all mixed together. Long story short, if you hit; whatever you're fighting is dead on your first swing. And if it isn't? Thirsting Blade, just hit it again for 1d8+12 Slashing Damage+1d8 Necrotic Damage+1d6 Necrotic Damage + 5 Necrotic Damage + 5 Psychic Damage. You're the Cursebringer, The Hexslinger and the Legend with a Longsword who puts your enemies through the Arcane Wringer. You're the one who rips the soul with the edge of your blade. And thus, this build is called. Soul Edge
Heck go all out! Use a Great Sword for it's 2d6 (7 avg dmg) vs a Longsword's 1d8 (4.5 avg dmg). However, the +2 AC from having a shield might not be worth the 3.5 (or more 1d6 worth's) of extra avg dmg though?
you are forgetting how many actions you have. only 1 action and 1 bonus action per round. these uses the bonus action Hex, Hexblades Curse, Relentless Hex, Madening Hex, these uses the actions Attack action, Bestow Curse. so based of off that you first nuke would be at round 3. and a max of 3 of those hits as you used a spell slot for Bestow Curse. and you can not change the target for your bestow curse like you can with hex, so only usable vs one big target. so you need to keep alive up in the face of the enemy for round 3 for 2 big attacks that blows most of your spell slots. so this is only good for one big nuke then you are done.
Does reapplying Hex cost a spell slot? - The answer lies in the text you've quoted: If the target drops to 0 hit points before this spell ends, you can use a bonus action on a subsequent turn of yours to curse a new creature. So when you move the Hex, the spell hasn't ended.
Quick question. Make a variant human monk and take magic initiate for Hex. Use Hex as a bonus action, land a hit and impose the penalty on CON. The spend a Ki point for stunning strike. If you use that combo at level two, would that effectively impose disadvantage on the Con check vs Stunning strike?
So this is a little confusing: By RAW, no. Stunning strike calls for a CON "Save", where as Hex only imposes Disadvantage on "Ability Checks". However I think that's dumb, so the Rule of Cool says you can. Honestly ask your DM for their thoughts. I really appreciate you taking the time to comment! Feel free to use the Discount Code 'COMMENT', and get a free One Shot at chancesguild.com/collections/job-board!
@@ChancesSpellbook I did some more research after posting this question, I think this ability would work better in conjunction with say a Druid who wants to use something like Rose Whip to pull a target, a fighter trying to grapple, or even a Graviturgist Wizard that's trying to pull a target into a spell effect. Some of those require a skill check to avoid the effect,and that would be an effective combination.
Ideas for combos: Scorching ray Jim's magic Missile Eldritch blast (beyond 5th level) or if before 5th level, use metamagic twinned spell. Metamagic: Twinned spell. It's just good with any concentration spell that requires a single target
I have a question, when you use Hex, can you use other spells or cantrips to deal damage? I ask this because, when I tried to use it, the DM told me that Hex only applied that necrotic damage when using weapons, not spells.
Don't know if you are still looking for answers on this ir not. But Hex is different from Hunter’s Mark. Hunters Mark specifically states you add 1d6 to Weapon Attacks, whereas Hex states you add 1d6 to Attacks. It doesn't specify only weapons or only spells, because the 1d6 of damage applies to both.
So one thing I would do as a warlock is when I would cast the hex spell I would bounce the target to a mouse then when combat would start again I would kill the mouse to pass the hex spell to another target which when your hex spell lasts for 24 hours it means you'll almost always have access to the hex spell.
Pro tip: get a ring of spell storing (it's only rare). Cast a couple hexes into your ring at 1st level before bed (Hex over 1st level is kind of a waste. Who needs more than an hour of hex really?). Save those juicy high-level warlock slots to polymorph or even better, a non-concentration spell like charm monster so you don't lose your concentration on hex.
If you can concentrate on this spell for 24 hours. Of course, when you curse a new creature, you would pick which ability! If not, the first creature you cursed for the day would determine which ability check would be cursed for the entire day?
So I particularly like using hex on my sorcerers because you can use say an up casted scorching ray to deal an insane level of damage with a total of 3d6 per shot taking the damage to over a fire ball with only a second level spell.
I am looking at multiclassing for the first time. I'm usually just a sorcerer. This time I'm looking at taking 4 levels of warlock with it and making use of Hex a lot. Thanks for the video. It answered most my questions I had about Hex. The only remaining question is if those ability score checks trickle down to other abilities.. like if the character needed to make an athletics check for example, would the dex curse include disadvantages on athletics checks?
If you really don't want the BBEG to land hes melee attack you can pop a Hex on him make it Wis. Then hit him with a Vicious Mockery(bonus action) because its a cantrip) all in 1 turn.
Is the Curse from You or is the Target Cursed? What does this question mean. You are on a team with a druid who has a stampeed of cows targeting the victim/bad guy. If the Target is Cursed with Hex - do all those 8 cows get 1d6 per cow hit? That could be a whole extra fireball worth of damage! Does everyone attacking the enchanted/cursed target apply the bonus damage? Or does that only apply to your (the caster's) attacks?
The Rule of Cool should prevail here. What would be the point in casting it during battle? Because your enemy might want to lift a heavy treasure chest while he's in combat or use a wisdom check to find berries?? If you cast Hex on someone, *they are going to notice it and they are going to attack you !* It's one of the best spells in the game. Just leave it the way it is.
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At early levels, this pairs well with Poison Spray as a melee range attack for two reasons. First, there is no attack roll to Poison Spray. This is good and bad news for the warlock. Good news: no attack roll, so no disadvantage for casting while threatened. Bad news: there's no attack roll, so you won't proc the extra damage of Hex. However, and this is the second reason it pairs well, if you use Hex to curse the target's constitution saving throws, they will constantly be at disadvantage to save vs your Poison Spray. At level 1, this gives you a really good chance to deal 1d12 poison damage per round, which can be significant damage to low level creatures.
Cast Hex on your Warlock Familiar (targeting an ability that will not matter), command your Familiar to become invisible, and then use Relentless Hex to Bonus Action teleport up to 30 feet within 5 feet of your Familiar’s position. 🪄💥
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"That being said, lets check out the mechanics"
Don't worry I already know what Hex does:
its a Ghost type attack that has a base power of 60 and does double damage to Pokemon affected by Burn Paralysis or Poison...
what do you mean that's the wrong Hex.
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Haha I don't think I'll ever really run out of DnD content, but it would be super fun!
This is great for a target you know your about to get into battle with, choose dex and they have disadvantage on initiative.
Great point!
Ooh, that's a good idea.
@@LurchLand it may not be great for warlocks but if you pick it up with 'Fey Touched' its great on Martial Classes with get multiple attacks. Just imagine an Eldritch Knight with Hex. Or a Monk Being able to add more damage on their Flurry of Blows!
This spell is pretty good even at early levels for Warlock, especially when you stack it with multi-hit abilities or can even boost it. Magic Missile via Magic Initiate, for example, guarantees you'll deal anywhere from 3 to 18 extra damage. And best of all you can move it to another enemy with a bonus action if you kill them. If a Wizard gets access to it via Magic Initiate and has something like Spell Sniper, they can pretty much just hide at the end of the map and start mowing down enemies.
Edit: Oh wait, you need to make an attack roll. That automatically drops Magic Missile. So much for that plan.
It's still super great! Even without the magic missile exploit haha
I think it best use for Support roll more then ever, here my list they have disadvantage on.
Str: Escaping from Rope or Iron Chain if they are catcher.
Dex: They have hard time use Hide or Jumping always using Acrobatic.
Con: I think withstand drinking competition.
Int: They can't tell it illusion or not.
Wis: Hey you can see our Rogue.
Cha: You can't Intimidate us or Lie to us.
Great job Marcos! I'm definitely going to pin this!
This is definitely useful though zone of truth works better for preventing lying, but if you don't have a paladin I say go to town.
the poor barbarian you use the int debuff on :D
Str: Isn't Jumping Athletics ? I wonder if maybe it's worth agains fighters in a battle or maybe better...
Dex: during fights so that I can aim easier, or if I'm pickpocketing them
Wis: if I'm talking with animals and have problems with the roll
Cha: if I am Bartering with someone, and/or need some persuasion
@@libramartin Yes everything yes, but they will have Disadvantage any ability check. Let say BBEG use it on party let say good at Investigation check, now any Int Check will have Disadvantage. To found his any secret passageway, so they can escape.
RAW ounce your spell time is 8hr or 24hrs, is there anything stopping you from casting it on a rat or something when you wake up , kill the rat, then you can consintrate on it for the rest of the day so that you have it ready move to a new target should that arrive , in the mean time you take an hour for breakfast and regain your spell slots meaning you basically get a free hex spell providing you can maintain consintration and take a short rest straight after you wake up
The only problem I can see with that is maintaining the concentration while you are sleeping!
@@ChancesSpellbook short rest whilst you have breakfast isn't sleep it just not doing anything so it should work, warlock spells regen on short rest
So if you kill an enemy with the Hex curse, and theres no more enemys in range, you can pass the curse later to another one thats far away from the last enemy that dies with the curse?
(can you save the spell?)
@@ChancesSpellbook from sage advice :)
they say you can keep concentration on a spell even through short rest as long as you don't sleep :)
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Aspect of the moon Eldritch invocation/ Coffeelock ideas >_>
I can't be the only person in the world that hasn't thought of the: lawyer or politician, that uses this. Especially one that sold there souls
Personally, I've never really thought about it! But I really like where your going with this!
I like grabbing this spell and Misty Step with the Fey Touched feat. It gets absolutely vicious when attached to a monk.
I like using that with an Artificer tank. Misty Step is awesome to get to enemies or allies. I use Shield Master for the ability to knock things prone. Hex boosts my damage a bit and makes it more likely to knock down opponents.
@@ghoulthebraineater Hex goes after ability checks, not saving throws. Not sure how it's going to help you knock enemies down.
@@RaderizDorret Shield Master gives you a bonus action shove. You target Str with Hex. When you slam them with your shield they have disadvantage on their athletics check to avoid falling prone. Combined with Armor of Magical Strength infusion I can usually knock most opponents on their ass.
Great use for fey touches, using it on a stars druid to make use of the Archer bonus action attacks
Wrestling match was helf for shits and giggles, had a bard variant human with magic initiate warlock gives bardic inspiration to his allies and hex the rival contestant
Sounds a little 1 sided haha!
Ok. So, here's how you go about busting this.
Just make a Hexblade Warlock. We'll go with a Variant Human, which lets us gain a Feat for free. Grab the Resilient feat for Constitution. I know it seems strange, but it makes you proficient with Constitution Saves. Which means a higher modifier to your Concentration Saves.
Put your free points into Charisma (Obviously) and also into Constitution. Higher Health and Higher Boost to your Concentration Save.
Go with Pact Of The Blade for your Boon and for your first ASI, grab War Caster feat. It gives you advantage on your Concentration Saves, which you are notably proficient in.
Next 2 ASIs, start focusing on boosting your Charisma until It's maxed. It's your everything modifier.
Then with your last 3 ASIs, focus on boosting your Constitution all the way. More Health, more Constitution Save Modifier which means higher chances you hold concentration on them spells.
For your Invocations? Grab Mark Of Ill Omen for the Bestow Curse Spell. Then of course, grab the standards for Pact Of The Hex-Blade Warlock.
You know the goodies: Improved Pact Weapon, Eldritch Smite, Maddening Hex, Relentless Hex, Thirsting Blade, Agonizing Blast and Lifedrinker.
Make sure one of your Warlock spells is Hex.
Here's how this works:
On your first turn, immediately HHexblade's Curse on an enemy, which will let you use Relentless Hex to get close to the enemy to use a 5th Level Bestow Curse on the enemy. If they fail the Save (which at this point, your Save DC is 19. So unless they have a stupid high modifier they might not succeed) then they have a 8 Hour Curse on them that doesn't require your concentration. Make them take an additional 1d8 Necrotic Damage whenever you damage them with attacks or spells. Then on your next turn, Bonus Action Hex them so they take an additional 1d6 of Necrotic Damage when you damage them.
Then. And here's the best part, just. Swing. With that Longsword.
You'll do 1d8+12 (Cha+Proficiency from Hexblade Curse+Improved Pact Weapon) Slashing Damage. Then if you burn a slot for Eldritch Smite, 6d8 Force Damage, with an additional 1d8 Necrotic Damage from Curse and and additonal 1d6 Necrotic Damage from Hex. Then you add Lifedrinker which is another 5 Necrotic Damage, and Maddening Hex which adds 5 Psychic Damage.
And you know what?! For fun, let's just say you used your Bonus Action on that attack for a 5th Level Branding Smite because that's on the extended spell list.
Time to do the Damage Die roll!
***(So here's a bit of trivia. The way our DM rolls Natural 20s is that we max out the dice damage, multiply it by 2 and then add any additional modifiers afterwards. With that in mind. That's why I always down the max damage possible. Because that's how our DM rules it, so that's what I'm used to)***
With a Critical Hit on a 19 or a 20, on a single swing of your Hexblade Longsword, you're doing an absolutely mental 200 Dice Damage flat of a combination of Magical Slashing, Force, Necrotic and Radiant Damage. Put the external modifiers in and you get a grand total of 212 Damage with a good mix of Slashing, Force, Necrotic, Radiant and Psychic Damage all mixed together.
Long story short, if you hit; whatever you're fighting is dead on your first swing. And if it isn't? Thirsting Blade, just hit it again for 1d8+12 Slashing Damage+1d8 Necrotic Damage+1d6 Necrotic Damage + 5 Necrotic Damage + 5 Psychic Damage.
You're the Cursebringer, The Hexslinger and the Legend with a Longsword who puts your enemies through the Arcane Wringer.
You're the one who rips the soul with the edge of your blade. And thus, this build is called.
Soul Edge
One Heck of a build as always!
Heck go all out! Use a Great Sword for it's 2d6 (7 avg dmg) vs a Longsword's 1d8 (4.5 avg dmg). However, the +2 AC from having a shield might not be worth the 3.5 (or more 1d6 worth's) of extra avg dmg though?
you are forgetting how many actions you have.
only 1 action and 1 bonus action per round.
these uses the bonus action
Hex, Hexblades Curse, Relentless Hex, Madening Hex,
these uses the actions
Attack action, Bestow Curse.
so based of off that you first nuke would be at round 3.
and a max of 3 of those hits as you used a spell slot for Bestow Curse.
and you can not change the target for your bestow curse like you can with hex, so only usable vs one big target.
so you need to keep alive up in the face of the enemy for round 3 for 2 big attacks that blows most of your spell slots.
so this is only good for one big nuke then you are done.
Does reapplying Hex cost a spell slot? - The answer lies in the text you've quoted: If the target drops to 0 hit points before this spell ends, you can use a bonus action on a subsequent turn of yours to curse a new creature. So when you move the Hex, the spell hasn't ended.
Quick question. Make a variant human monk and take magic initiate for Hex. Use Hex as a bonus action, land a hit and impose the penalty on CON. The spend a Ki point for stunning strike. If you use that combo at level two, would that effectively impose disadvantage on the Con check vs Stunning strike?
So this is a little confusing:
By RAW, no. Stunning strike calls for a CON "Save", where as Hex only imposes Disadvantage on "Ability Checks".
However I think that's dumb, so the Rule of Cool says you can. Honestly ask your DM for their thoughts.
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@@ChancesSpellbook I did some more research after posting this question, I think this ability would work better in conjunction with say a Druid who wants to use something like Rose Whip to pull a target, a fighter trying to grapple, or even a Graviturgist Wizard that's trying to pull a target into a spell effect. Some of those require a skill check to avoid the effect,and that would be an effective combination.
Ideas for combos:
Scorching ray
Jim's magic Missile
Eldritch blast (beyond 5th level) or if before 5th level, use metamagic twinned spell.
Metamagic: Twinned spell. It's just good with any concentration spell that requires a single target
I dont think it can be twinned even before 5
And if youre 5th level you really shouldnt be using this still
Thank you and nice skulls, keep up the good work
I have a question, when you use Hex, can you use other spells or cantrips to deal damage? I ask this because, when I tried to use it, the DM told me that Hex only applied that necrotic damage when using weapons, not spells.
Don't know if you are still looking for answers on this ir not. But Hex is different from Hunter’s Mark. Hunters Mark specifically states you add 1d6 to Weapon Attacks, whereas Hex states you add 1d6 to Attacks. It doesn't specify only weapons or only spells, because the 1d6 of damage applies to both.
This spell comes down to attack rolls, the fewer the worst it gets the more the better
So one thing I would do as a warlock is when I would cast the hex spell I would bounce the target to a mouse then when combat would start again I would kill the mouse to pass the hex spell to another target which when your hex spell lasts for 24 hours it means you'll almost always have access to the hex spell.
Pro tip: get a ring of spell storing (it's only rare). Cast a couple hexes into your ring at 1st level before bed (Hex over 1st level is kind of a waste. Who needs more than an hour of hex really?). Save those juicy high-level warlock slots to polymorph or even better, a non-concentration spell like charm monster so you don't lose your concentration on hex.
Why the hell is Macho Man Randy Savage drawing dnd spells?
If you can concentrate on this spell for 24 hours. Of course, when you curse a new creature, you would pick which ability! If not, the first creature you cursed for the day would determine which ability check would be cursed for the entire day?
So I particularly like using hex on my sorcerers because you can use say an up casted scorching ray to deal an insane level of damage with a total of 3d6 per shot taking the damage to over a fire ball with only a second level spell.
What if you have a bonus to the hex damage you add it every time you hit, just once or never.
I am looking at multiclassing for the first time. I'm usually just a sorcerer. This time I'm looking at taking 4 levels of warlock with it and making use of Hex a lot.
Thanks for the video. It answered most my questions I had about Hex. The only remaining question is if those ability score checks trickle down to other abilities.. like if the character needed to make an athletics check for example, would the dex curse include disadvantages on athletics checks?
Only checks using the ability score you chose. So cursing their DEX would not affect an Athletics check, as that uses STR
You got real witches out here confused, wrong vid 😆😭🤣🤣🤞🏾
Haha I'm so sorry about that!
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If you really don't want the BBEG to land hes melee attack you can pop a Hex on him make it Wis. Then hit him with a Vicious Mockery(bonus action) because its a cantrip) all in 1 turn.
Is the Curse from You or is the Target Cursed? What does this question mean. You are on a team with a druid who has a stampeed of cows targeting the victim/bad guy. If the Target is Cursed with Hex - do all those 8 cows get 1d6 per cow hit? That could be a whole extra fireball worth of damage!
Does everyone attacking the enchanted/cursed target apply the bonus damage? Or does that only apply to your (the caster's) attacks?
The Rule of Cool should prevail here. What would be the point in casting it during battle? Because your enemy might want to lift a heavy treasure chest while he's in combat or use a wisdom check to find berries?? If you cast Hex on someone, *they are going to notice it and they are going to attack you !* It's one of the best spells in the game. Just leave it the way it is.
To me, this sounds like an out of combat spell that happens to come with bonus damage, so that's the part people focus on.
Because hex is a bonus action can you still cast a spell with your action (not a cantrip)
Did i just find spellcasting macho man?
Does hex help others in the party increase their damage? As well or only by the warlock who casted it?
Question. Does the whole party do an extra 1d6 necrotic dmg? or it only applies to this the caster?
caster
Idk if you still follow comments but hex-magic missile combo work or is it 1d6 once
Sadly most DM's only apply the bonus damage once per turn!
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Magic missile isn't a spell attack. But JIM'S Magic Missile is
Im using this spell. Thanks.
At early levels, this pairs well with Poison Spray as a melee range attack for two reasons. First, there is no attack roll to Poison Spray. This is good and bad news for the warlock. Good news: no attack roll, so no disadvantage for casting while threatened. Bad news: there's no attack roll, so you won't proc the extra damage of Hex. However, and this is the second reason it pairs well, if you use Hex to curse the target's constitution saving throws, they will constantly be at disadvantage to save vs your Poison Spray. At level 1, this gives you a really good chance to deal 1d12 poison damage per round, which can be significant damage to low level creatures.
Except it gives disadvantage to ability checks not saving throws
Cast Hex on your Warlock Familiar (targeting an ability that will not matter), command your Familiar to become invisible, and then use Relentless Hex to Bonus Action teleport up to 30 feet within 5 feet of your Familiar’s position. 🪄💥