What does Attack +1 means ? Gauntlets of warmaster

[Gedrin]

Gauntlets of warmaster item gives Attack +1 but I don't understrand what that means. Can someone help ?

Edit 1 : I'm sorry that I wrote it in a way that was misunderstood. Game both uses +1 Attack roll and +1 Attack features and when I click on +1 Attack I can't inspect it.

Edit 2: Inventory UI gets bugged with sharpshooter and attack roll giving items. Item gives +1 Attack roll and it only shows in fight log and looks like it gives -1 Attack roll in Inventory UI. So +1 Attack means +1 Attack roll and it works but sometimes doesnt show on UI

[Recjawjind]

It gives you +1 to attack rolls.

[Garviel Loken]

Higher chance to hit

[TheProphet]

I have the same question , wtf is attack + 1 , why not to say attack roll + 1

[Makkura]

Originally posted by TheProphet:

I have the same question , wtf is attack + 1 , why not to say attack roll + 1

Because the game differentiates between attack rolls and damage rollls.
An attack roll decides wether you hit, a damage roll decides how man damage you do.
The roll part becomes optional, since the difference is obvious.

[TheProphet]

Originally posted by Makkura:

Originally posted by TheProphet:

I have the same question , wtf is attack + 1 , why not to say attack roll + 1

Because the game differentiates between attack rolls and damage rollls.
An attack roll decides wether you hit, a damage roll decides how man damage you do.
The roll part becomes optional, since the difference is obvious.

So attack is damage roll?

[HTakara]

attack roll means your chance to hit, and damage roll is as advertise. dice is rolled in the background, and whatever that invisible dice is rolled you get a +1 to the number towards success chance

[Gedrin]

I know how 5e works but it does not changes Attack roll chance, I bought it and tried still can't find what it changes and I cannot inspect it either.

[Garviel Loken]

Originally posted by TheProphet:

I have the same question , wtf is attack + 1 , why not to say attack roll + 1

D&D term. +1 atk means +1 to atk rolls. Atk roll being the roll you need to see if you hit.

[ACS36]

Originally posted by Gedrin:

I know how 5e works but it does not changes Attack roll chance, I bought it and tried still can't find what it changes and I cannot inspect it either.

You know how 5e works? Your initial post contradicts that statement.

[TheProphet]

Originally posted by Gedrin:

I know how 5e works but it does not changes Attack roll chance, I bought it and tried still can't find what it changes and I cannot inspect it either.

Same here , in the game i can not inspect Attack + 1 , only Attack Roll + 1 i can inspect

[Makkura]

Originally posted by Gedrin:

I know how 5e works but it does not changes Attack roll chance, I bought it and tried still can't find what it changes and I cannot inspect it either.

Do you have medium armor proficiency on the character wearing them?

[TheProphet]

Originally posted by FE15 Illusion:

Originally posted by TheProphet:

I have the same question , wtf is attack + 1 , why not to say attack roll + 1

D&D term. +1 atk means +1 to atk rolls. Atk roll being the roll you need to see if you hit.

This is confusing because i had a pair of gloves that gave attack + 1 and another gloves with attack roll + 1 . Why we even have 2 different terms.thanks mate

[Gedrin]

Originally posted by Makkura:

Originally posted by Gedrin:

I know how 5e works but it does not changes Attack roll chance, I bought it and tried still can't find what it changes and I cannot inspect it either.

Do you have medium armor proficiency on the character wearing them?

Yeah my character is fighter

[(ง ͡ʘ ͜ʖ ͡ʘ)งBonesMcSpook]

+1 to hit
or 5% chance to hit

[Special Little Snowflake]

It's +1 to your attack roll dice.

Example:
Enemy has 14 AC (armor class) and you roll a D20 (Dice that go up to 20) to hit your target. Imagine that the outcome of your roll was a 13, meaning you will miss. If you have +1 attack that 13 becomes a 14 and you have enough to match the ac of your enemy, hitting him for x amount of damage. The game just converts these numbers into percentages.