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On April 1, 2001, Wizards of the Coast published a fake update to twin strike. There appear to be multiple instances of the fake update: * One fake update changed twin strike's damage to 1, or 2 at 21st level, and replaced the flavor text with "If the first attack doesn't kill it, the second one probably won't either." * As of now, this update has the first attack inflict 1[W]+Ability modifier damage, and if that attack hits, a secondary attack on the same target doing the same amount of damage. This change causes the power to be slightly more powerful than the scout's dual weapon attack. The flavor text is "If the first attack doesn't kill it, the second attack will at least hit it". [1][2] * From another URL, Twin Strike has an insta-kill effect. If you hit the same creature tw

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  • Twin strike
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  • On April 1, 2001, Wizards of the Coast published a fake update to twin strike. There appear to be multiple instances of the fake update: * One fake update changed twin strike's damage to 1, or 2 at 21st level, and replaced the flavor text with "If the first attack doesn't kill it, the second one probably won't either." * As of now, this update has the first attack inflict 1[W]+Ability modifier damage, and if that attack hits, a secondary attack on the same target doing the same amount of damage. This change causes the power to be slightly more powerful than the scout's dual weapon attack. The flavor text is "If the first attack doesn't kill it, the second attack will at least hit it". [1][2] * From another URL, Twin Strike has an insta-kill effect. If you hit the same creature tw
Requirement
  • wielding two melee weapons or a ranged weapon
Attack
  • Strength or Dexterity vs. AC, two attacks
Hit
  • "1[W] damage per attack.
  • "Increase damage to 2[W] at 21st level."
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Range
  • melee or ranged weapon
Origin
  • ranger attack 1
Name
  • twin strike
Keywords
Target
  • one or two creatures
Action
  • standard
Usage
  • at-will
abstract
  • On April 1, 2001, Wizards of the Coast published a fake update to twin strike. There appear to be multiple instances of the fake update: * One fake update changed twin strike's damage to 1, or 2 at 21st level, and replaced the flavor text with "If the first attack doesn't kill it, the second one probably won't either." * As of now, this update has the first attack inflict 1[W]+Ability modifier damage, and if that attack hits, a secondary attack on the same target doing the same amount of damage. This change causes the power to be slightly more powerful than the scout's dual weapon attack. The flavor text is "If the first attack doesn't kill it, the second attack will at least hit it". [1][2] * From another URL, Twin Strike has an insta-kill effect. If you hit the same creature twice, it must make a saving throw, where a failure causes it to drop to 0 hit points. "If the first attack doesn't kill it, the second one will." [3]
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