D&D 5th Edition: the fifth edition of the discussion thread

[obryn]

So I'm the only one who think it's normal ?

I mean, you play a fighter who focus on defending your mates, why would you attack better when your enemy misses ?

Because they missed and they are out of position, allowing you to capitalize on their error.

End of Turn is great - but it's also significantly more powerful than Start of Turn. It's a good suggestion, but IMO it will depend on whether Combat Superiority as-is seems kinda strong or kinda weak.

-O