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Does divine smite stack with green flame blade?
Though you could squeeze in one more attack (possible Divine Smite-ed) after casting. Round 2.1 – Cast Green Flame Blade, on a hit, use Divine Smite – Divine Smite only needs you to hit with a melee weapon attack, which GFB does. No problem.
Can you use green flame blade with smite?
Since you make a regular melee attack as part of the Greenflame Blade Cantrip, does this mean you can use eldritch smite on it? Yes. Eldritch Smite triggers when you hit a creature with a weapon. Green-flame blade lets you make an attack with a weapon.
Can you use green flame blade with haste?
No, because the additional action granted by Haste “can be used only to take the Attack (one weapon attack only), Dash, Disengage, Hide, or Use an Object action.” Booming Blade is a spell, so it is not eligible for Haste.
Does thunderous smite work with booming blade?
They cast Thunderous Smite, using a bonus action. Then cast Booming Blade (at 5th level), making a melee attack as an action. On a hit, the weapon does a total of 2d6 + 1d8 + 2d6 thunder damage.
Can you smite while using booming blade?
Yes, You Can! Booming Blade is a cantrip with a one action casting time and Wrathful Smite is a Bonus Action Spell.
Can you use two smites?
Yes, you can use Divine Smite on the same weapon attack that benefits from a smite spell, such as wrathful smite—as long as the attack you make after casting the smite spell is a melee weapon attack. Divine Smite doesn’t work with any other kind of attack.
Can you use two smites at once?
As stated by Lunali you can use one spell slot per attack. The divine smite damage is 1d8 plus 1d8 per level of the spell slot used to a total maximum damage of 5d8 and this increases by 1d8 against creatures that are undead or fiends. There is otherwise no other limit.
Can you smite with booming blade 5e?
Note that their wordings are entirely different, booming blade’s attack is made during the action used to cast the spell, whereas branding smite doesn’t grant you an attack at all, instead it only activates when you make an attack.
Can Paladins Smite twice?
TL;DR: other than “1 spell slot per attack” and “max 5d8 damage or 6d8 versus undead/fiends per use of divine smite” there are no limits.