Vorpal bunny explained!

[lukelightning]

I figured out how the Killer Rabbit from the Holy Grail managed to be so deadly!

Because it is such a small animal, its teeth have a damage die of 1. Adding the vorpal quality to it, its damage goes to infinity, because its die rolls are always maximum!

 

[deleteme123456]

It could also be 1d2 if its has Gauntlets of Destruction. Then again, considering you would expect it to be at least Level 25 to have a Vorpal weapon, and I'm not really sure the Knights of the Round Table were even Paragon Tier... it's probably no real surprise they got killed. Good thing they had a level 30 artifact with them, although where they got that is anyone's guess. Seems to have been a one-shot, so that's probably not unbalanced.

 

[DemonLord57]

It could also be 1d2 if its has Gauntlets of Destruction. Then again, considering you would expect it to be at least Level 25 to have a Vorpal weapon, and I'm not really sure the Knights of the Round Table were even Paragon Tier... it's probably no real surprise they got killed. Good thing they had a level 30 artifact with them, although where they got that is anyone's guess. Seems to have been a one-shot, so that's probably not unbalanced.

Probably custom-tailored for the campaign, too. Maybe even for that encounter specifically.

 

[underfoot007]

I figured out how the Killer Rabbit from the Holy Grail managed to be so deadly!

Because it is such a small animal, its teeth have a damage die of 1. Adding the vorpal quality to it, its damage goes to infinity, because its die rolls are always maximum!

Is this really a 4E rules question ?

 

[generalhenry]

is this really a 4e rules question ?

five

 

[Boarstorm]

Is this really a 4E rules question ?

Nope, it's a 4E rules observation.

 

[stonegod]

five

Three, sir!

 

[Palladion]

It could also be 1d2 if its has Gauntlets of Destruction. Then again, considering you would expect it to be at least Level 25 to have a Vorpal weapon, and I'm not really sure the Knights of the Round Table were even Paragon Tier... it's probably no real surprise they got killed. Good thing they had a level 30 artifact with them, although where they got that is anyone's guess. Seems to have been a one-shot, so that's probably not unbalanced.

DMs can put an artifact into a campaign to serve a purpose, I think the holy hand grenade definitely fits that bill. Use an artifact to destroy an unbeatable enemy, very epic!

Heh heh, vorpal bunny. Monster design...