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No, no, what you just said is the first thing that actually makes me reconsider my stance... ... bastard. ;)

And is NOT related to wedge. As far as we know. Yet. :uhoh:

Oh... Well, in that case, IMC I ruled that turn resistance actually applies on the critters Will save, not on damage. Thus, if a critter has +4 TR, he has 20% more chance of suffering only half damage. Sorry Hellhound... I am quite daft. I am the king of daftness. You look up daft in the...

:confused: I use the variant, and if anything, it's quite powerful. The cleric player is now 9th level. He has empower turning, extra turning and quicken turning. Allow me to do the math: He has Cha 16. About 10 times per day, AS A FREE ACTION, he inflicts 14d6 damage on all undead in a 30'...

Who needs fluff, huh ? Why not just flip a coin to determine if the party wins or looses ? ;) :) :p I personally think that the spell is quite fine as is. There is no doubt in my mind that it is not effective against critters with absolutely no water in them. The idea of a spell that kills...

The spell removes moisture. Physics or no physics, it doesn't make sense to have moisture inside a being made of pure fire. That's all.

I also agree that saying that a fire elemental has some kind of meta-fluid in it is actually the house-rule, not the norm. By the book, the only indication that we have is that a fire elem is only... fire.

Thanks for the quote Voadam. Hah. See ? Evaporates moisture from the body of living creatures. If there's no moisture in the living creature's body, there is nothing to evaporate. That's not house ruling, that's reading the text and applying it.

Well, they didn't prepare the spell with an elemental encounter in mind, they had no way of knowing it was coming. They prepared it as a generic attack spell. When they cast it, it just felt wrong that a fire elem could be harmed by it. I made a ruling, giving the option to the player to change...

Thanks for all the feedback. I would of course allow the player to change his action, even if some dice were rolled. It would be hard to warn the player before hand because quite simply, the situation never occured to me in the first place.

Thanks. That's also my opinion. Anyone else ?

My players cast Horrid Wilting on some elementals. I ruled that the fire elem wasn't harmed. How could it ? The spell removes water from the target; how could that harm a fire elem ? If anything, it should actually HELP it. But by the RAW, the spell SHOULD affect it. What say you ?

BTW, you could also call custserv and ask them. I did once and got an answer right away.

I'm listening.

D&D just doesn't handle this situation, and I agree, it should. I think I would require the attacking PC to establish a pin maneuver, nut just a simple grapple. The target doesn't have to be down on the floor, the PC can simply place himself behind him, his blade under his throat. At this...

Greetings fellow ENworlders. We are in the final stages of editing CD4. In a month or two, the whole thing should be available for download. Thanks to all contributors who believe in this project and are patiently waiting for the thing to finally come out. Very special thanks go out to...

I'm not the one who came barging in the room spells blazing as soon as the door opened and thus put a big target on my forehead. :D Don't worry, I'm sure the cleric will true resurrect you, and we'll all be laughing about it in a few months time. DC 35 Implosion Fort saves are indeed hard to...

Thanks all, very interesting insight. That's a brilliant idea. I am in mad love with it, and will have my players and DM's adopt it. Why thank you ! :D Make me think to let the guys see this thread at next game. It is actually their cohorts that do the crafting, so your idea is already...

Since their early levels, my players have crafted their own magic items. This way, there was no need for magic shops and other weird stuff IMC in order for them to keep up with the magic items reliance that adventuring necessitates. They just hit epic, and they're faced with a dire decision...

Heh.