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  1. RedShirtNo5.1

    Save or Die: Yea or Nay?

    This is the internet. What do you think? Two examples come to mind. G2, 3.0 conversion, 8th level PCs. The PCs know that the rift has frost giants and their allies, although exact nature of allies is unknown. Rouge turns invisible and moves ahead to scout. He peers into a room with three...
  2. RedShirtNo5.1

    Save or Die: Yea or Nay?

    Or the old fashioned take a painting and cut holes where the eyes are, and look out. You mean a 100% of remaining hidden? Since if they are looking then the chance of seeing their eyes would increase. You could approach it as "You made your hide check, so the bodak doesn't happen to glance...
  3. RedShirtNo5.1

    Save or Die: Yea or Nay?

    I don't think anyone has been arguing this:
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  5. RedShirtNo5.1

    Save or Die: Yea or Nay?

    1. Since an ethereal creature can be affected by a gaze attack, it is clearly not a requirement of the rules for "both eyes to actively meet and acknowledge the presence of the other". That the flavor text gives an example in which eyes do actively meet does not negate the counter-example...
  6. RedShirtNo5.1

    Save or Die: Yea or Nay?

    It's the entire text of the SRD about gaze attacks. And I think the flavor text corresponds to it. "The medusa looks around, throwing dangerous glances everywhere" = "Each character within range of a gaze attack must attempt a saving throw" "and focusing its eyes on specific victims." = "A...
  7. RedShirtNo5.1

    Save or Die: Yea or Nay?

    MrMyth has the correct rules interpretation. All of the situations which permit an opponent to avoid a saving throw rely on the creature with the gaze attack having concealment from the opponent, e.g., the creature is invisible, the opponent closes his eyes or avoids looking at the creature...
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    Halflings in full plate

    How did Edena hack into Reynard's account?
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