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    GM Combat Guide

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    The document provides instructions on how to use commands to manage combat encounters in a roleplaying game using the Avrae bot, including adding combatants and monsters, tracking initiative, modifying stats, and applying effects and damage.

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    The document provides instructions on how to use commands to manage combat encounters in a roleplaying game using the Avrae bot, including adding combatants and monsters, tracking initiative, modifying stats, and applying effects and damage.

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    The document provides instructions on how to use commands to manage combat encounters in a roleplaying game using the Avrae bot, including adding combatants and monsters, tracking initiative, modifying stats, and applying effects and damage.

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    !

    i begin – (start combat)


    !map -mapsize 20x20 -bg link to image
    !i madd <monster name> [arguments]
    Common arguments include:

     -n <number of monsters> (ex. -n 5 adds 5 creatures)


     -name <monster name scheme> (ex. -name "Orc#" -n 2 adds Orc1 and
    Orc2)
     -group <group name> (makes all creatures in the group act on the same
    initiative)
     -rollhp (rolls for a creature’s HP)
     -hp <hp> (overrides a creature’s initial HP)
     -ac <ac> (overrides a creature’s initial AC)

    !map -t “monster name” -move cords (-size l only needed for adjusting size) – move monster
    !i add <initiative modifier> <name> -h – add a hidden combatant – if you want someone to
    get people out of there

    !i madd "young red dragon"


    # adds a Young Red Dragon to combat with stats hidden

    !i madd kobold -n 5 -group Kobolds -rollhp


    # adds 5 Kobolds, named KO1-KO5, with rolled HP, to a group named Kobolds

    !i add 20 "Lair Action" -p


    # adds a Lair Action on initiative 20

    !i add 0 Longboat -ac 15 -hp 300


    # adds an object with 300 HP, an AC of 15, and +0 initiative

    If a monster makes an Attack of Opportunity, the syntax is !


    i aoo <combatant name> <attack name> -t <target name> [arguments] .

    Alternatively, you may use !ma <monster name> <attack name> -


    t <target name> [arguments] .

    If a monster casts as a reaction, the syntax is !i rc <combatant name> <spell name> [-


    t <target name>] [arguments] .
    Alternatively, you may use !mcast <monster name> <spell name> [-
    t <target name>] [arguments] , although this will not track the spell slots for the monster in
    initiative.

    HP

    To modify a combatant’s HP:

    !i hp <combatant name> <value>

    To set a combatant’s HP:

    !i hp <combatant name> set <value>

    To set a combatant’s maximum HP:

    !i hp <combatant name> max <value>

    Attributes

    To modify an attribute of a combatant:

    !i opt <combatant name> <arguments>


    Most common arguments:

     -ac <AC> (sets AC to new value)


     -resist/immune/vuln <damage type> (gives resistance, immunity, or
    vulnerability or specified type)
     -h (toggles whether combatants AC and HP are hidden.)
    Effects

    Effects can be used to track status effects that last a certain duration and modify a
    combatant’s attacks, resistances, AC, or other attributes. For a full list of attributes, see !
    help i effect .

    Some attacks and spells, such as Bless, will automatically add appropriate effects to their
    targets.

    To add effects to combatants:


    !i effect <target name> <effect name> [arguments]
    Most common arguments:

     -dur <duration> (sets the duration of the effect, in rounds)


     -b <bonus> (adds a bonus to all of the target’s attack to-hits)
     -d <damage> (adds bonus damage to all of the target’s attacks)
     -resist/immune/vuln <type> (sets resistance to a damage type)
    To remove Effects from combatants:

    !i re <combatant name> [effect name]


    Removing from Combat

    To remove someone from combat:

    !i remove <combatant name>


    Ending Combat

    To end combat (Avrae will ask if you wish to end combat, reply “yes”):

    !i end

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