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Clash Royale CLAN TAG #URR8PPP 6 During our campaign this weekend we encountered an Ettin named Oinkers Boinkers. It had two heads (one head was Oinkers, the other was Boinkers), each with a different personality and it acted like two creatures in one body. A sorcerer can twin a single-target spell to hit a second target that is different from the first target. Legally, a basic Ettin is one target, I think, but the fact that I could say "I'm targeting Oinkers" or "I'm targeting Boinkers" suggests that there are two implied targets and a sorcerer could legally twin an attack spell to hit both heads but for their shared health pool. Could a sorcerer act in this way? Related: What qualifies for the target of a spell? dnd-5e spells sorcerer metamagic targeting share | improve this question edited Dec 11 at 1:52 V2Blast 19.2k 2 52 119 asked Dec 10 at 22:37 Rykara 2,184 3 22 add a comment  |  6

Clash Royale CLAN TAG #URR8PPP -2 I want to know the easiest way and I would perfer a single line command that works on most or all Linux distros. I want to get the devices IPv4 address. The reason why I want to know this is because I use XAMPP and to test my websites out on my phone I like to have my computer and phone connected to the same WiFi network and I connect to my website by my computers IP address. ip ipv4 lan share | improve this question edited Dec 11 at 3:42 Rui F Ribeiro 38.8k 14 79 128 asked Dec 11 at 0:52 jzangog 1 use command: ifconfig – Tejas Dec 11 at 1:04 add a comment  |  -2 I want to know the easiest way and I would perfer a single line command that works on most or all Linux distros. I want to get the devices IPv4 address. The reason why I want to know this is because I use XAMPP and to test my websites out on my phone I like to have my computer and phone connected to the