Hello everyone! 👋 I'm excited to join this community and share some of the creative ideas and content I've been working on. I'm really passionate about Dungeons & Dragons, especially when it comes to adding tactical depth and realism to combat encounters. Recently, I've been exploring homebrew rules for different shooting positions in DnD, particularly how the prone position can be used to make gun battles more fun and strategic. I'm looking forward to exchanging ideas, getting feedback, and learning from all of you. If you're into homebrewing, DnD, or just love diving deep into game mechanics, I think we'll have a lot to talk about! Feel free to reach out or share your thoughts-I'm eager to connect with like-minded folks. Let the adventure begin! 🎲✨
Spicy Dungeoneer's Prone Shooting Position: The prone shooting position is a variant of the prone condition rules. A creature may be forced into the prone position, but the prone shooting position is different, it must be moved into or assumed. To assume the prone shooting position, the creature spends an action, attack, bonus action, reaction, or half of their movement to lie down with their firearm or crossbow ready. While in the prone shooting position, the creature has an advantage to ranged attacks with a firearm or loaded crossbow. Melee attacks and other ranged attacks have disadvantage. Ranged attacks against the prone creature suffer disadvantage. Melee attack more than 5’ away also suffer disadvantage. Melee attacks within 5’ have advantage. The creature can crawl while prone at half their movement speed.
Spicy Dungeoneer's Prone Shooting Position: The prone shooting position is a variant of the prone condition rules. A creature may be forced into the prone position, but the prone shooting position is different, it must be moved into or assumed. To assume the prone shooting position, the creature spends an action, attack, bonus action, reaction, or half of their movement to lie down with their firearm or crossbow ready. While in the prone shooting position, the creature has an advantage to ranged attacks with a firearm or loaded crossbow. Melee attacks and other ranged attacks have disadvantage. Ranged attacks against the prone creature suffer disadvantage. Melee attack more than 5’ away also suffer disadvantage. Melee attacks within 5’ have advantage. The creature can crawl while prone at half their movement speed.
Hello everyone! 👋
I'm excited to join this community and share some of the creative ideas and content I've been working on. I'm really passionate about Dungeons & Dragons, especially when it comes to adding tactical depth and realism to combat encounters. Recently, I've been exploring homebrew rules for different shooting positions in DnD, particularly how the prone position can be used to make gun battles more fun and strategic.
I'm looking forward to exchanging ideas, getting feedback, and learning from all of you. If you're into homebrewing, DnD, or just love diving deep into game mechanics, I think we'll have a lot to talk about!
Feel free to reach out or share your thoughts-I'm eager to connect with like-minded folks. Let the adventure begin! 🎲✨
Spicy Dungeoneer's Prone Shooting Position:
The prone shooting position is a variant of the prone condition rules.
A creature may be forced into the prone position, but the prone shooting position is different, it must be moved into or assumed.
To assume the prone shooting position, the creature spends an action, attack, bonus action, reaction, or half of their movement to lie down with their firearm or crossbow ready.
While in the prone shooting position, the creature has an advantage to ranged attacks with a firearm or loaded crossbow. Melee attacks and other ranged attacks have disadvantage.
Ranged attacks against the prone creature suffer disadvantage. Melee attack more than 5’ away also suffer disadvantage. Melee attacks within 5’ have advantage.
The creature can crawl while prone at half their movement speed.
Spicy Dungeoneer's Prone Shooting Position:
The prone shooting position is a variant of the prone condition rules.
A creature may be forced into the prone position, but the prone shooting position is different, it must be moved into or assumed.
To assume the prone shooting position, the creature spends an action, attack, bonus action, reaction, or half of their movement to lie down with their firearm or crossbow ready.
While in the prone shooting position, the creature has an advantage to ranged attacks with a firearm or loaded crossbow. Melee attacks and other ranged attacks have disadvantage.
Ranged attacks against the prone creature suffer disadvantage. Melee attack more than 5’ away also suffer disadvantage. Melee attacks within 5’ have advantage.
The creature can crawl while prone at half their movement speed.