D&D 4E DDXP 4E Rules Appendix

keterys · Mar 9, 2008

Apparently this wasn't posted - this was given to me by another player, who supposedly scanned it in from a handout his GM gave him and that he scanned in. It appears to be a 5 page rules appendix from the first preview module.

These aren't exactly what I'd call revolutionary rules scoops, but hey, someone will probably care. The most useful is probably the skill list at the end.

If WotC doesn't want this up for any reason (and I have no idea why you'd care), just let me know and it'll be done.

Saishu_Heiki · Mar 9, 2008

Thank you.

I have not completely read them yet, but it should clear some things up.

breschau · Mar 9, 2008

Rock.

RandomCitizenX · Mar 9, 2008

Than you very much. The info here will help with my 4e promo game.

Methos of Aundair · Mar 9, 2008

Other than gaining the ability to use certain powers, does being "bloodied" affect your pc or creature in any way?

RandomCitizenX · Mar 9, 2008

Methos of Aundair said:
Other than gaining the ability to use certain powers, does being "bloodied" affect your pc or creature in any way?

Just seems to be a trigger for powers.

fafhrd · Mar 9, 2008

Methos of Aundair said:
Other than gaining the ability to use certain powers, does being "bloodied" affect your pc or creature in any way?

Some things gain powers against you. Other than that, no.

Daniel D. Fox · Mar 9, 2008

If anyone happens to have the entire Scalegloom or Escape from Sembia scanned, please shoot me a link at mformoniker at gmail dot com.

Cheers,
d.

breschau · Mar 9, 2008

Moniker said:
If anyone happens to have the entire Scalegloom or Escape from Sembia scanned, please shoot me a link at mformoniker at gmail dot com.

Cheers,
d.

Or just be courteous enough to post them here.

Stalker0 · Mar 9, 2008

So we have learned several new things from this document:

1) There is still a surprise round.

2) Forced movement does NOT provoke opportunity attacks.

3) It mentions under action points that they are "most commonly" used to grant extra actions. That indicates there may be some additional things you can do with them.

4) The heal skill can apparently grant saving throws. Its possible you might be able to use heal to pull a man out from stunned, etc.

5) There is a direct order to actions. Ongoing damage occurs before regeneration. An extra action from your action point comes AFTER your regular actions (important if you have that feat that gives you +3 to attack rolls on action point actions).