It doesn’t appear in the reactions list (oppo attack, sneak attack, and sneak attack (crit) are listed).
I put the passive ability on my hotbar. When it’s on my bar its tooltip says “togglable passive feature”. Activating it puts a circle around it, and it turns off after taking a hit it seems.
https://baldursgate3.wiki.fextralife.com/Uncanny+Dodge
So I’m familiar with how it works in 5e and how to use it in 5e dnd, but I don’t understand when or how I use it in BG3.
Is there supposed to be a prompt when I take damage to use my reaction (like whether to use divine smite)? I haven’t seen anything like that yet, but maybe I’m misunderstanding how it works in BG3.
It appears as a passive ability in my character sheet.
Any insight (checks) would be appreciated.
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