Como a linha de efeito funciona com feitiços direcionados à vista do Sentinel Raven, do patrono da UA Raven Queen?

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I'm playing a warlock in a D&D 5e campaign. I am playing a multiclassed Rogue 11/Warlock 1. For my one level in warlock, I chose the Raven Queen patron from Unearthed Arcana. According to the description for the Sentinel Raven feature:

You can see through the raven’s eyes and hear what it hears while it is within 100 feet of you.

Consider this example:

There is an enemy about 40 feet away, and there is a wall between us. I send my raven over the wall to recon, and I want to cast feitiço on the enemy on the other side of the wall. The range for the feitiço spell is 90 feet.

Am I able to cast feitiço on this enemy given that he is within range of the spell and I can see him through my raven's eyes, even though there is a stone wall between us?

How does line of effect work with regard to casting spells at targets I can see through the raven's eyes?

por WingHacker91 07.08.2019 / 11:40

1 resposta

O general rule for targeting afirma:

A Clear Path to the Target

To target something, you must have a clear path to it, so it can't be behind total cover.

The problem is that, while you (the warlock) can see the target via the raven, Hex is originating from the caster, not the raven. Because there is not a clear path between the bruxo and the target, Hex (or any similar spell) can't be targeted at the hostile creature beyond the wall.

Um feitiço como Chama SagradaNo entanto, would allow you to make a "bank shot" like this because it includes the sentence:

Sacred Flame

The target must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw [...] The target gains no benefit from cover for this saving throw.

Additionally, an AoE spell like Fireball would work. You would be aware of the target's existence and location by using the raven's sight and then cast the AoE spell so that its effect wrapped around a corner to hit the target.

08.08.2019 / 00:14