This means you can only add the damage to one of these attacks.

If you instead use the Eldritch Blast you have the same situation as I already described in the case of multiple-attack Attack-Actions: you attack multiple times with a spell attack. These targets would still be valid targets for the additional damage. Note that some AoE spells also have a clause that mentions a target taking damage even if they make their saving throws. That means that if you use this trait with an area spell like Fireball you should be able to add the extra damage to every single target that takes damage from your spell. The trait does not limit the effect to spell attacks, but instead to spells that cause damage. The difference is that an area spell is still one single spell and that you don't make a spell attack. In the comments Erik raised a very interesting point for this discussion:Д¬an you elaborate the difference (if any) between a multi-attack spell like Eldritch Blast vs an area spell like Fireball? (The former makes multiple attack rolls, the latter only has one damage roll which is used against every target) ? This means you can only use this effect on one of your attacks. You can't use it again until you finish a short or long rest. But when you activate Fury of the Small for example on your first attack of your multiple-attack Attack-Action:

When you have extra attacks, you attack multiple times with one Attack Action. Notice how 'attack' is written in lowercase. When you damage a creature with an attack or a spell Likewise, a Goblin Warlock with max level eldritch blast does the extra damage apply to each beam since the blasts are technically considered one spell cast? Or is it because you are making multiple spell attack rolls that they are each considered separate, and the damage only applies once?ДЄlso, when casting an AOE spell, do all of the enemies hit by the attack suffer the extra damage added on by this trait, or must you simply pick one? Or, because it says when you damage a (meaning a single creature), you can't activate it when you hit 'multiple' targets? Say there's a Goblin Fighter with Extra Attack does the extra damage apply for every single attack, as each hit is dealing damage and they are all part of a single Attack action? Or is it only applied to one of the attacks during that action? Once you use this trait, you can't use it again When you damage a creature with an attack or a spell and the creature's size is larger than yours, you can cause theДЄttack or spell to deal extra damage to the creature. 119) has the 'Fury of the Small' trait:ДЇury of the Small. The goblin playable race ( Volo's Guide to Monsters, p.

Does Fury of the Small apply the extra damage to each hit/attack, or only once per turn?

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