Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Faolyn" data-source="post: 8157898" data-attributes="member: 6915329">My brain stopped working for a moment and I wondered why you would want to turn your critical hit into a regular hit. Then I realized what you meant. Interesting! I like the idea of lingering injuries but I always forget to use them because they're a table buried in the DMG. I like having them more up front like this.Can you also sacrifice anything else, like letting a weapon be broken instead (parrying a blow)? What happens if its a magic shield?Approve! I hope there's a bleed effect in there. And &quot;psychic echo&quot; gives me some nice visuals.These type of ongoing effects have been in 5e, but again, buried throughout the books. It's good to see them used more prominently.I can't wait to see some examples! They definitely sound interesting.Bulky items... that's a new one. I see the encumbrance tables are getting a workout.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Faolyn, post: 8157898, member: 6915329"] My brain stopped working for a moment and I wondered why you would want to turn your critical hit into a regular hit. Then I realized what you meant. Interesting! I like the idea of lingering injuries but I always forget to use them because they're a table buried in the DMG. I like having them more up front like this. Can you also sacrifice anything else, like letting a weapon be broken instead (parrying a blow)? What happens if its a magic shield? Approve! I hope there's a bleed effect in there. And "psychic echo" gives me some nice visuals. These type of ongoing effects have been in 5e, but again, buried throughout the books. It's good to see them used more prominently. I can't wait to see some examples! They definitely sound interesting. Bulky items... that's a new one. I see the encumbrance tables are getting a workout. [/QUOTE]

Verification