Recent content by LH Almeida

I see it in the same light as above. Sneak attack is part of the attack, therefore its damage counts together.

Self-explanatory question. I'm DMing a 3.5 pbf campaign, and my rogue just got a crit on an opponent who has DR10. Without the DR, he would've killed him, and whomever kills him gets a nice bonus. With the DR, however, the guy is left with 2 HP, and the prize is up to grab. I know that, in some...

They can die. It's just that, in this case, I have a good excuse not to kill him and, at the same time, he and the group both have to find their way through everything to bring him back to life.

I liked his idea and used it. This specific island is a part of the Goddess of Life's Realm. Animals are big because of this. Everybody recovers HP twice as fast and healing spells have their power doubled. Because of that, I said that his body is unable to die, but his soul departed it. As...

I actually like your idea. This is amazing. If I don't knock his XP, I'll do it.

He won't be as harmed tbh, because he is a level ahead of his peers because of last adventure, where he took a different path from everybody else and did a mission by himself, so he got 5000 XP more, so cutting him 10% of his almost 30k will cut him back to level 7, the same as everybody else.

My idea is not to punish for punishment, but because I still think he should be penalized for not dying. Edit: I love my characters and my players, and we've been together in this PbF for over a year. I don't want any of them to die.

He didn't have a chance. The dice rolls killed him, he had to succeed in three tests before three failures to escape, and he rolled 2 and 1 in the last two rolls. They are in an island, 10 days away from the nearest city. I am thinking about letting him unconscious for 1d4+2 days and to...

I'm the DM, the system is a Brazilian one called Tormenta RPG, it's based on D20, but I added some spices of Pathfinder to it.

So, I'm running a game, and my Halfling got bitten by a T-Rex kind of monster. Problem it's just the beginning of the final part of the adventure. He suffered 56,points, having only 39. I didn't want him to be killed right now, but I still want him to be punished. Should some days off...

Thanks a lot. That has really helped. He does like to hit everything with his horns and his great hamme. You got him perfectly but for the weapon.

Well, thanks a lot. But my main doubt was, how to fit the extra feats rule wise, since he's not supposed to have all of them. He's level 7, how many of those he can have?

Ok, I found some of them with names in English. The ones I didn't find, I'll tell what they do, ok? The ones I found where Power Attack, Multiattack, Improved Natural Attack (the character is a minotaur, one of the playable races in the World we play in), Weapon Focus, Bull Rush and Two-Handed...

I'm gonna find the feats' names in English, and I'll post them here.

There's a fighter in the group, and, as it was part of the class, he has lots of feats that are part of who he is. But in 5e, there's nothing like this. How can I do the conversion without removing that fighter's identity? Thanks.