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DND 5e RULES
YOUR TURN
``` There are several things a player character(PC) can do on their turn, including:
take one action
take one bonus action
move once up to your speed
interact with one object in the environment for free (ie, open a door, draw a weapon)
PCs also have one reaction they can use each round. Reactions do not need to be used on a character’s turn; in fact, they are most frequently used on an NPC’s or another PC’s turn. Using a reaction often requires a triggering event occurs to take place, such as taking an attack of opportunity.
Players may use these options in any order unless a specific rule requires otherwise. They can use each option only once, unless there is an ability in effect that alters the rules. Similarly, if a spell or ability requires a bonus action, you cannot activate it by using an action, and vice-versa.
A character will use their regular action on almost every turn, as there are many things they can do with their action. This includes attacking, dodging, casting most spells, moving a second time (AKA the dash action, etc.).
However, most characters will not use a bonus action most of the often. In order to use a bonus action, a character must have an ability that uses a bonus action. These may be class or racial abilities, magic items, spell casting or spell activation, feats, or something similar.
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BONUS ACTIONS
https://www.fandomspot.com/dnd-5e-bonus-action/
BONUS ACTIONS & REACTIONS
https://www.hipstersanddragons.com/maximising-bonus-actions-and-reactions/
ADVANTAGE/DISADVANTAGE
https://tabletopjoab.com/advantage-and-disadvantage-in-5e-explained/ ---\\