ThirdWizard
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I do not understand the analogy.
Can creature immune to poison, suffer form the nauseated effect?
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Which (as I said) is an example of poor game design. The bats aren't causing stomach distress (which is what nauseated is defined as in the DMG). By the much vaunted "RAW", when you are distracted by bats, you feel like throwing up.Hypersmurf said:
The rules don't make any sense here. Either you are distracted by bats or you feel like throwing up. If you want distraction to have the same effects as nausea, minus the stomach distress part, then create a condition called "Distraction" that is identical to nausea but doesn't have "stomach distress" as part of the definition.
Why is a warforged able to be distracted anything except a swarm of bats flying in his face? Because the distraction caused by bats is defined as "nausea". Poor game design. There is no reason that a warforged should be less prone to distraction than anyone else.
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Basically, don't tell me things I already know. If you aren't going to pay attention or contribute anything useful, I'm not going to bother replying to your posts.ThirdWizard said:
I know I sound short, but jumping in near the end of a debate and just repeating arguements that have already been gone over ad nauseum
P) doesn't score any points with me. I'm not going to repeat the same debate I just had with Hypersmurf all over again with you. Quite frankly, he does it better.
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ThirdWizard
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Fine, I'm out.
Hypersmurf
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Caliban said:... arguements that have already been gone over ad nauseum
Ugh. I think I'm gonna be sick.
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Hypersmurf
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Scion said:
Smurfette is a living construct, actually.
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Lord Pendragon
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When she had the black hair. I'd say that Papa Smurf cast Polymorph Any Object on her and changed her into a living smurf when she went blonde.Hypersmurf said:
