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Even with disadvantage, he rolled a 19, beating the troll’s AC and called shot AC bonus.

On his next turn, he attempts another called shot to the troll’s arms (+2 AC). He fails the attack because he did not succeed in his AC 17 called shot attempt, even though he would have hit the troll normally. His opponent, a troll, normally has an AC of 15. He makes his first attack at disadvantage, rolling an 8 and a 13.

Beleg normally has a +7 bonus to attack rolls.

With this system, disadvantage represents the challenge of aiming at a particular target, while the AC bonus of specific targeted areas show the relative difficulty of striking smaller targets.Įxample: Beleg Steelsong decides to make a called shot to the vitals (+2 AC) against his target. Had you fired dead center to the chest, that slight movement might not have had any effect and you would have nailed the goblin. He shuffles a bit to the right, and you miss by a mere inch. You fire your arrow off at his head, a harder target than hitting the ‘gobbo’ dead center in the chest. Let’s imagine for a moment that you are aiming for the head of a goblin. On a failed save, they suffer a penalty of some kind, or an additional effect. In such cases, the target must make a Constitution save equal to the amount of damage inflicted. If the attack roll succeeds, hitting the monster’s modified called shot AC, the attacker hits and deals damage normally, but also deals the called shot effect. An attack roll suffering disadvantage already automatically fails as a called shot attempt.Įach called shot attempt also modifies a creature’s AC. Once declared, the player suffers disadvantage on the called shot attack roll. In order to perform a called shot, a player must declare their called shot attempt and location before making their attack rolls.