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5th Edition (5e)

• 5e Homebrew Content

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• 5e SRD

  The official System Reference Document from the manufacturer.

4th Edition (4e)

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Revised 3rd Edition (3.5e)

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  Articles published under the 3.5 Open Game License.

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Canon

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    Modules created for Advanced Dungeons and Dragons 1st edition.

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    Modules created for Advanced Dungeons and Dragons 2nd edition.

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    Adventures and modules created for Dungeons and Dragons 3 and 2.5 editions.

  • 4e Adventures

    Adventures and modules created for Dungeons and Dragons 4th edition.

  • 5e Adventures

    Adventures and modules created for Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition.

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    Complete issue list and details of Dragon Magazines.

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    Complete issue list and details of Dungeon Magazines.

• D&D Encyclopedia

  Ever-expanding library of Dungeons & Dragons subjects from classes to realms, deities and everything in between.

Adjusted Accuracy

Perhaps the frustration of missing just fuels your drive to strike the next blow. Perhaps you're possessed of extreme luck in combat, such that any miss just causes a strike to follow more quickly. Perhaps you are blessed by the god of war, and they just won't let you miss too often. Perhaps every miss you make is actually part of a crazy Xanatos plan to trap your foe in one solid hit. Whatever the reason, once you start missing you don't keep it up very long...

Adjusted Accuracy is a feat that grants a bonus to your future attacks when you miss, whether it's against AC or Miss Chance. How it works is up to you!

Read the full text at: Adjusted Accuracy

Facts about Adjusted Accuracy

• Author: Ghostwheel
• Category: 3.5 Feat

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