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SAM: 19.
MATT: 19 hits. Go ahead and roll damage plus sneak
attack, because Caleb is in range.
SAM: Nine, ten, plus fury of the small, 12.
MATT: All right. So 12 points of damage. As you
drive the blade into the devil toad, you see it
plunge right to the hilt and it begins to bleed
from the wound but its attention is still focused
on the unconscious dwarf being dragged off by the
monk. But that was a pretty sizeable blow. That
ends your turn I believe. Fjord.
TRAVIS: All right, I have a question. Hexblade’s
Curse. If I do another bonus action, does
Hexblade’s Curse keep going? It doesn’t say– it
says if the curse ends early or the target dies
or you die or you’re incapacitated, it drops but
nothing else.
MATT: Does it say it’s concentration?
TRAVIS: It doesn’t say.
MATT: Then I would say it’s not concentration
TRAVIS: Fucking A. With my bonus action, can I
cast Wrathful Smite?
MATT: Yes you may.
TRAVIS: May I charge el toad from hell-o?
MATT: That you can. As you run through the space
between that large rock and the exterior of the
ruined building, your large blade, water drifts
off of it behind. It seems to almost perpetually
emanate its own source of water. You arc with the
blade forward. Go ahead and make your strike.
TRAVIS: 17 to hit.
MATT: That hits.
TRAVIS: Beautiful. This is a 1d8.
MATT: Is it one-handed, or are you holding it with
two hands?
TRAVIS: I didn’t really say.
MATT: You did not.
TRAVIS: So I’ll go with the lower of the two. 1d8
plus four. 12 plus a 1d6 psychic damage and he has
to make–
MATT: Was it plus four, right?
TRAVIS: It is plus four.
MATT: Your charisma’s plus four. Then you get a
plus two because of your Hex, so technically it’s
16. Sorry, 14.
TRAVIS: Let’s see, 1d6 psychic damage, which is an
additional one for 15. He makes a wisdom saving
throw or he’s frightened until the end of the
spell.
MATT: That is going to be a 12. What’s the DC?
TRAVIS: Oh, I think that’s lower than my 14. I’ve
got a spell save DC, y'all!
MATT: As you rush through the air and the blade
arcs, the water seems to glow as it comes off,
like it becomes phosphorescent and as he impacts
the blade into the side of the demon toad, there’s
a flash of light and what’s left behind is the
scar that you’ve cut through its body is now
burning with this reminiscent ember where you just
carved through its hide. It looks down at you,
averts its gaze from the monk for a second, and