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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cedric" data-source="post: 1090723" data-attributes="member: 2044">Vampire's Gaseous Form works different...in fact, we now know that it works different then how we played it. By the book (3.0) when a vampire drops to zero hp, he turns to gaseous form and stays at 0 hp's. You have to do 1 of 4 things to kill him. 1. Expose him to Sunlight for 2 rounds. 2. Expose him to running water for 3 rounds (gm ruled that he has to be solid for this to work). 3. Stake through the heart, cut off head, fill mouth with holy wafers. (can't do that while in gaseous form either). 4. Keep him from getting back to his coffin for 2 hours and he doesn't regenerate any hp's until he does get back to his coffin. (This one we didn't know, because it's in the book in a different spot, it's not under "Killing a vampire".) As for the Daylight spell...two things. First of all, I did have a daylight spell and I cast it...but, it says right in the description for Daylight that it does not affect undead like direct sunlight does. Basically Daylight is just a really bright light...it sucks but at least he got a few penalties from it, cause he's a drow. Heh, we had a Ring of Three wishes with one wish left in it...and I blew that one wish getting myself fully restored. Because without anyone else to cast restoration on me, and without me able to cast restoration on others...I would have had to roll 8 fortitude saves against a very high diff to avoid losing 8 levels. And other members of the party would have lost a few levels as well. So the one wish was blown on my restoration...which we all agreed was a perfect use for it since it saved the party  about 14 levels worth of xp all together. Cedric</blockquote>

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