Channeling Pos/Neg enery - where?

[Ashy]

Where is this info in the Core Rulebooks? I cannot find it anywhere??!?!? Help!!! (and thanks!!)

 

[kreynolds]

Are you referring to Turning?

 

[Crothian]

Under the cleric in the PHB, then elsewhere in the PHB under Turn Undead.

 

[Tewligan]

Are you talking about the section where it gives examples of using a turning attempt to open a temple door and such? Hmm...I'm pretty sure that's in the DMG - in one of those "Behind the Curtain" sections, I'm thinking?

 

[Ruined]

IIRC, there's a good section about it as well in Defenders of the Faith where it talks about the divine feats. Not quite core, but still could help.

 

[Ashy]

Hurm - maybe I am thinking that something I've read is an official rule and it is not... Must be a house rule. Basically where clerics and paladins can actually channel pos/neg energy (whichever they select initially) into a weapon, sort of like a blast of energy that does damage.... Anywho...

Been reading too much of PC's Storyhour, I guess....

 

[mikebr99]

Hurm - maybe I am thinking that something I've read is an official rule and it is not... Must be a house rule. Basically where clerics and paladins can actually channel pos/neg energy (whichever they select initially) into a weapon, sort of like a blast of energy that does damage.... Anywho...

Been reading too much of PC's Storyhour, I guess....

What about the 'Smite Evil' Paladin class ability?

 

[Crothian]

Hurm - maybe I am thinking that something I've read is an official rule and it is not... Must be a house rule. Basically where clerics and paladins can actually channel pos/neg energy (whichever they select initially) into a weapon, sort of like a blast of energy that does damage.... Anywho...

Been reading too much of PC's Storyhour, I guess....

THere are feats in DotF that allow channeling the power into something else.

 

[Ashy]

That must be it - thanks again, gang!

 

[Crothian]

That must be it - thanks again, gang!

Another option is to e-mail PC. He's a nice guy and should be able to tell you exactly what it was that was used.