
Opportunity Attacks 5e: The Rule Everyone Forgets Mid-Combat
Opportunity attacks 5e are simple on paper and constantly missed at the table. Here's the exact trigger, the exceptions, and why groups keep forgetting them.
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Opportunity attacks 5e are simple on paper and constantly missed at the table. Here's the exact trigger, the exceptions, and why groups keep forgetting them.

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