D&D 3E/3.5 Catalog of 3.5 Creatures and their DR

[Belphanior]

I'm going to repeat the question posed above - what is the point of the ki (lawful) strike of a monk, nothing has DR x/Law or DR x/Chaos.

- Ma'at

Well, the Slaads and Titans have DR/Law...
And the Inevitables have DR/Chaos.

I'm sure there are others, from MM2 and FF.

 

[Knight Otu]

They don't really have DR 0/-, he was just putting it in that format to match with the 5/- and 10/-. They have no DR.

Ah, ok.

Thanks for clarifying!

 

[Kae'Yoss]

Monk ki strike nerfed - in it's own edition. Something smells.

It's a small benefit, but it fits for monks, since they are very lawful.

Even if they got nothing on level 10, Ki-Strike is really useful now: You can strike all but the most powerful of outsiders, and at level 16+ you are the bane of golems and stoneskin-using wizards.

 

[Anubis the Doomseer]

Meh - I'd prefer to have seen the outsiders become vulnerable (DR) on both axises of their alignment (Demons DR x/Law or Holy, Devils DR x/Chaos or Holy, etc).

- Ma'at

 

[Kae'Yoss]

Meh - I'd prefer to have seen the outsiders become vulnerable (DR) on both axises of their alignment (Demons DR x/Law or Holy, Devils DR x/Chaos or Holy, etc).

- Ma'at

Yes, that would not be to bad. And easily implementable

 

[Ferret]

Some of this confuses me, the titan is lawful no? But it is affected by lawful weapons?

 

[dravot]

Some of this confuses me, the titan is lawful no? But it is affected by lawful weapons?

The Titan is always chaotic.

 

[Kae'Yoss]

While some individual titan's can have other alignments (a singular being or one in a million even with "always x") he will retain the Chaotic subtype with all the disadvantages that brings. The same goes for every creature with an alignment subtype.

 

[Celtavian]

re

Did anyone not have a +3 weapon (except maybe the arcanists) by the time the party was tackling dragons with x/+3? I doubt it, so they didn't really have DR in 3.0 either.

They didn't all have magic bows capable of hitting a dragon. A dragon's flight could protect it from physical attacks. Now that is not the case.

 

[Belphanior]

They didn't all have magic bows capable of hitting a dragon. A dragon's flight could protect it from physical attacks. Now that is not the case.

I'm quite sure they had 9th level spellcasters with GMW though...