Difference between revisions of "Horizon's Push (3.5e Maneuver)"
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| − | |save= | + | |save=Reflex negates |
|summary=Ranged attack range changes to maximum 250 feet with no increment penalty. | |summary=Ranged attack range changes to maximum 250 feet with no increment penalty. | ||
|fluff=At sundown, the shadows extend the length of everything. Why not attack in this distorted view of reality? | |fluff=At sundown, the shadows extend the length of everything. Why not attack in this distorted view of reality? | ||
| − | |text=You can only use this strike with a ranged attack. The range of the weapon changes to a maximum of 250 feet, | + | |text=You can only use this strike with a ranged attack. The range of the weapon changes to a maximum of 250 feet, with no maximum range increment. Your target must make a reflex save or be pushed back 5 ft. for every 25 ft. that the ''eldritch spear'' travels. If your target cannot move this damage, he ends his movement in the last space he can move to and is [[SRD:Daze|dazed]] for one round. |
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| + | This maneuver provokes an {{AoO}}. | ||
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| Mystic Warlock (Strike) | |
| Level: | 2 |
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| Initiation Action: | 1 standard action |
| Range: | 250 ft. |
| Target: | One creature |
| Duration: | Instantaneous |
| Saving Throw: | Reflex negates |
You can only use this strike with a ranged attack. The range of the weapon changes to a maximum of 250 feet, with no maximum range increment. Your target must make a reflex save or be pushed back 5 ft. for every 25 ft. that the eldritch spear travels. If your target cannot move this damage, he ends his movement in the last space he can move to and is dazed for one round.
This maneuver provokes an attack of opportunity.
