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Re: How long does it take to throw Caltrops? (And other equipment questions) (reply) DerekDyer wrote: but oil or grease on any floor, is very slippery. IMO, not really. While granted I likely have a high Dex (IRL), if you've ever worked in a kitchen especially fast-food... then you know what a greasy floor is like, ... |
D&D Rules | 11/19/09 07:13:20 |
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Re: Does Concealment Stack? (reply) The math's not *too* bad if you limit things. That is: given 2 effects granting concealment, add the larger + 1/2 the smaller. I just don't think I'd bother with the 3rd etc. effects, because I'd rather keep things simple. |
D&D Rules | 11/18/09 09:34:19 |
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Re: Does Concealment Stack? (reply) No, concealment doesn't stack: http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/SRD:Concealment On the surface, I see nothing wrong with your house rule other than being a bit math-y. |
D&D Rules | 11/18/09 07:14:37 |
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Does Concealment Stack? (topic) Does Concealment stack or do you simply use the best of whatever is affecting you? If adjacent opponents are within the effects of overlapping Darkness and Fog Cloud spells, do you roll twice for Concealment? Is there ever a point with Concealment that ... |
D&D Rules | 11/17/09 18:11:21 |
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Re: ranged touch spells (reply) @Physicspirate: from the SRD: "A critical hit means that you roll your damage more than once, with all your usual bonuses, and add the rolls together. Unless otherwise specified, the threat range for a critical hit on an attack roll is 20, and the ... |
D&D Rules | 11/17/09 04:09:48 |
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Re: ranged touch spells (reply) I suppose you could, I wouldn't allow it, but if you do, then the Coup-de-Graced character would have to make a Fortitude check at DC 10 or die. Surprisingly, there is nothing about whether the attack does damage, only that the target survives the damage ... |
D&D Rules | 11/17/09 01:59:39 |
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Re: How long does it take to throw Caltrops? (And other equipment questions) (reply) but oil or grease on any floor, is very slippery. IMO, not really. While granted I likely have a high Dex (IRL), if you've ever worked in a kitchen especially fast-food... then you know what a greasy floor is like, especially after lunch rush. I just ... |
D&D Rules | 11/16/09 21:23:51 |
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Re: How long does it take to throw Caltrops? (And other equipment questions) (reply) My two cents on the locks: In real life, locks can be jammed permanently (requiring replacing the lock) or temporarily (anyone who knows locks can pop the jam out after some work). To keep things simple, though, I'd suggest the following, which are not ... |
D&D Rules | 11/16/09 18:46:43 |
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Re: Gathering some 3.5 resources now that it's all done... (reply) A quick note on the Demon/Devil equivalency summons: the idea is to expand what kinds of Demons/Devils can be summoned with a Fiend's Summoning ability. For example, the Jovoc (MMII) is CR 5, but somewhat exotic, so I'd be OK with setting it equivalent to ... |
D&D Rules | 11/16/09 13:09:47 |
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Re: Gathering some 3.5 resources now that it's all done... (reply) Here's the "Master Summoning List", taken from official sources only: Summon Monster Lists By Level Summon Monster I Celestial dog (LG) Celestial owl (LG) or Elysian Thrush (NG, Planar Handbook) Celestial giant fire beetle (NG) Celestial porpoise ... |
D&D Rules | 11/16/09 13:03:47 |
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Re: How long does it take to throw Caltrops? (And other equipment questions) (reply) If you're not willing to improve Grease, which is ridiculously weak right now, then this is one of the exceptions. Remember, grease triggers a Reflex saving throw every round you are in the area to avoid falling prone. Casting it on an enemy who's next ... |
D&D Rules | 11/16/09 13:01:17 |
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Re: How long does it take to throw Caltrops? (And other equipment questions) (reply) Caltrops: as a compromise, move action for adjacent square, standard action for 1, MAYBE 2 squares away, but 2 squares seems a bit much to me. The reason: caltrops are basically nails twisted together. They're not cotton-ball light; they're ... |
D&D Rules | 11/16/09 09:47:40 |
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Re: Gathering some 3.5 resources now that it's all done... (reply) Hey dok, This sounds cool. I'll volunteer to tackle the Summon Fiend master equivalence chart. Crystal Keep, while shady, does look like a valuable resource - http://www.crystalkeep.com/d20/index.php For example the Equipment PDF seems to have a ... |
D&D Rules | 11/16/09 08:18:43 |
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Re: How long does it take to throw Caltrops? (And other equipment questions) (reply) My two coppers: 1. I'd say standard. (I'd probably go with a Move to pull them and a Standard to deploy them, absent a feat like Quick Draw.) I agree about the adjacent square. 2. I've always treated pitons and iron spikes as pretty much the same ... |
D&D Rules | 11/15/09 23:46:42 |
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Re: How long does it take to throw Caltrops? (And other equipment questions) (reply) 1. How long does it take to scatter caltrops on the ground? A Standard action? A Move? Also, do you think caltrops can only be placed in an adjacent square, or is it realistic that they could be tossed 5 ft away (or more?) and still spread effectively? ... |
D&D Rules | 11/15/09 20:52:35 |
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How long does it take to throw Caltrops? (And other equipment questions) (topic) Hey boards! I have some questions about caltrops and some other pieces of equipment. Do you think you can help? 1. How long does it take to scatter caltrops on the ground? A Standard action? A Move? Also, do you think caltrops can only be placed in ... |
D&D Rules | 11/15/09 17:48:12 |
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Re: Ranged and Reach Sneak Attack (reply) No flanking. But it's still effective...the most common thing I've seen is "improved invisibility" on the rogue with a bow. It works quite well! I think flanking with a reach weapon is fine. Or sneak attacking with it for one. If some guy quickdraws his ... |
D&D Rules | 11/15/09 07:25:42 |
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Re: ranged touch spells (reply) so this means you also think all out-of-combat heals should heal double the amount since you can set up a "coup de grace" on your friends? I love the internet... |
D&D Rules | 11/15/09 07:17:16 |
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Re: Die Rolling Marathon (reply) Each stop means that it takes more days to reach the destination. More wandering monster checks, you're down hit points when the wandering monster strikes, the tracking roll gets harder, that wand of endure elements gets depleted, the party runs out of ... |
D&D Rules | 11/14/09 09:26:08 |
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Re: Die Rolling Marathon (reply) >> Um... not to question your math, but 8 hours around a fire means 16 hours exposed to the cold Overland Movement rules say that your spend 8 hours a day traveling. Not sure what the DMG has them doing those other 16 hours but I assumed the cold wasn't ... |
D&D Rules | 11/14/09 09:12:01 |
