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<blockquote data-quote="Unwise" data-source="post: 5563117" data-attributes="member: 98008">In all the games I have played, radiant damage that comes from a priest of the Sun is actually true sunlight. So any radiant attacks from a Pelor paladin/priest will stuff up a vampire pretty badly. Even the sun warrior priests basic utility power that sheds light is sunlight in our games.&nbsp;I would let someone snatch the cloak with a theivery roll (normal combat penalties apply). I would also let anyone make a grab attack on the cloak to yank it away if they have combat advantage. It can't be much harder grabbing a distracted opponents cloak than grabbing the opponent themselves.&nbsp;Fighting indoors, enemies can open up windows, tear down curtains etc to create zones of sunlight on the battle map. I GMed a pretty cool fight like this recently. A monster could only be hurt when in sunlight, they had to break open the boarded windows and push the monster into the sunlight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Unwise, post: 5563117, member: 98008"] In all the games I have played, radiant damage that comes from a priest of the Sun is actually true sunlight. So any radiant attacks from a Pelor paladin/priest will stuff up a vampire pretty badly. Even the sun warrior priests basic utility power that sheds light is sunlight in our games. I would let someone snatch the cloak with a theivery roll (normal combat penalties apply). I would also let anyone make a grab attack on the cloak to yank it away if they have combat advantage. It can't be much harder grabbing a distracted opponents cloak than grabbing the opponent themselves. Fighting indoors, enemies can open up windows, tear down curtains etc to create zones of sunlight on the battle map. I GMed a pretty cool fight like this recently. A monster could only be hurt when in sunlight, they had to break open the boarded windows and push the monster into the sunlight. [/QUOTE]

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