Sacred Fist- Sacred Flame

[Stalker0]

Yeah, I agree, 1d6 +15. Although I believe you can switch between the sacrad flame and the other attack?

 

[Kraedin]

None. The instant the Sacred fist picks up the great sword they loose their special class abilitys, and thus can't use Sacred Flame.

If "none" of it is normal damage, then all of it works with sacred flame. (Well, except the greatsword.) Prehaps you should rephrase that?

 

[Kraedin]

If u don't mind me asking, what's immune to bludgeoning dmg?

Nothing in a WotC product I own.

 

[Destil]

If "none" of it is normal damage, then all of it works with sacred flame. (Well, except the greatsword.) Prehaps you should rephrase that?

No. Think for a second. None of it is normal damage, because 'normal' damage dosn't mean anything except in the context of the sacred flame ability. Since the ability is lost before an attack roll can even be made, there is no longer any such thing as 'normal' damage: it becomes a meaningless clasification.

 

[ConcreteBuddha]

If u don't mind me asking, what's immune to bludgeoning dmg?

Anything with a DR of X/-

Also, ochre jellies and black puddings.

Also, anything that your evil DM comes up with. Clay golems are immune to slashing and piercing. Others are immune to all weapons. An imaginative DM could probably come up with something immune to just bludgeoning. This ability gives the SF the ability to deal some form of damage other than bludgeoning. It's not supposed to be powerful, just versatile.

Nothing in a WotC product I own.

---Kraedin

You don't own the MM? Neat.
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Also:

Level 40 Dwarven defender

21 DR from Dwarven Defender
+1 DR from Greater Resiliency (MotW)
+39 DR from Damage Reduction feat (Epic) x 13

DR of 61/-

And the sacred flame ability bypasses it.

Or do you own the ELH?