Here are the missing rules from KotS

[FitzTheRuke]

That's some useful information. I've been using Sunrods like they are torches, otherwise my best guess was pretty on the mark.

Fitz

 

[OchreJelly]

I have a specific question:

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Later in the module there is a gelatinous cube. There are rules for engulfing and an engulfed character suffers acid damage until it can escape. How does the character escape? Maybe I missed something simple when I was tired reading it, but I don’t recall it saying like “save ends” or anything like that.
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Thank you!

 

[Grazzt]

I thought ability damage didn't exist anymore?

It doesnt.

Monsters that did ability damage deal normal damage, poison damage, or drain healing surges (depending on monster basically and what it did in previous editions)

 

[Grazzt]

I have a specific question:

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Later in the module there is a gelatinous cube. There are rules for engulfing and an engulfed character suffers acid damage until it can escape. How does the character escape? Maybe I missed something simple when I was tired reading it, but I don’t recall it saying like “save ends” or anything like that.
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Thank you!

Athletics check vs. Fortitude or Acrobatics check vs. Reflex

 

[OchreJelly]

Huh, I guess that's a good resolution. I don't recall specifically reading that about engulf, but I do remember seeing it as the resolution for grab. Thanks

 

[Kitsune]

Ochre,

It's considered a grab according to the MM entry. Escaping is a move action that is either an acrobatics check vs. the grabber's reflex, or an athletics check vs. the grabber's fortitude. If you succeed in the escape, you may take a shift as part of the same action.

 

[OchreJelly]

Thank you. Good thread. This will help head-off potential snags (pun sort of intended).

 

[andrew]

Equipment

For most adventuring gear, you'll be relatively safe sticking with mundane gear available in the 3.5 PH and the various sourcebooks (excluding alchemical items).

As for minor magic items (the shop occasionally has them), level 1 magic items cost 360gp. That should cover any basic +1 enhancement for weapons, armor, implements, and amulets. Throw in some level one skill boost items that give +1 or +2 to a skill check - for example, athlete's gloves: gain a +1 bonus to Athletics checks . Round off the list with healing potions at 50gp and that's about all Winterhaven has to offer.

 

[zero skill LPB]

The official FAQ can be found here:

http://wizards.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/wizards.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=1387

Gleaned from reading elsewhere:

The Wizard is missing the Mage Hand and Prestidigitation Cantrips.
The Wizard is missing three first level Rituals.
The Cleric is missing the Gentle Repose Ritual and one other first level Ritual.
The Paladin is missing the Divine Mettle class feature.