You cannot trigger Charger using your Rogue’s Cunning Action (because that uses your bonus action and you have not met Charger’s condition “use your action to Dash” and also, you wouldn’t have a bonus action).
How do you tackle in 5e?
To tackle, you roll an unarmed attack roll. On a hit, the target takes the unarmed attack damage and both you and the target are knocked prone. If the creature is larger than you, you have disadvantage on your attack roll. You cannot tackle a creature that is two size classes bigger or smaller than you.
Does Charger work with extra attack?
1 Answer. No, you can’t use multiattack on a charge. The Charger feat, from page 165 of the PHB: When you use your action to Dash, you can use a bonus action to make one melee weapon attack or to shove a creature.
Can you push a creature with the Charger feat?
No. The Charger feat does not allow you to knock prone AND push away. The Charger feat grants one primary effect, the ability to attack or shove as a bonus action. When you use your action to Dash, you can use a bonus action to make one melee weapon attack or to shove a creature.
Can you take a dash action with the Charger feat?
If you take the Dash action as your action for the turn, then you could make the bonus action attack with the Charger feat but you will have already used your action to Dash so you cannot take the Attack action.
What can a swashbuckler do with a charger?
Swashbuckler can move away from an opponent without drawing AoO as long as they make a melee attack. So a swashbuckler with charger can charge in, use bonus action to melee with the +5 (plus sneak attack) then use movement to get away without drawing AoO.
Is there any way to shine with the Charger feat?
Since majority of the classes when hitting level 5 (An example would be Rogue tactics of “Move in, Hit it with sneak attack, and Cunning Action to move out” and classes with Extra Attack) would make this feat worthless, is there any way for this feat to shine? Normally, you can’t move twice your speed and make any attacks at all.
