D&D 3.x Creature Catalog 3.5 Overhaul Project

[BOZ]

actually, probably more like the dharculus. and then thow in a bit about being immune to divinations, or maybe give them nondetection if that will work better.

 

[Shade]

Like this?

Immunities (Ex): A feystag is immune to all mind-influencing effects (including charms, compulsions, phantasms, and morale effects.) and spells from the divination school that target it directly (such as detect thoughts).

 

[BOZ]

Detect thoughts is mind-affecting.

Perhaps is was good enough as
Immunities (Ex): A feystag is immune to all mind-affecting effects (including charms, compulsions, phantasms, patterns, and morale effects.).

 

[Shade]

Oh, duh.

Yep, your rewrite will handle it nicely.

 

[Krishnath]

One question, that might be pointless, but anyways:

Can the feystag be the target of a scry spell, yes or no?

If no, the creature should have a non-detection ability.

 

[BOZ]

One question, that might be pointless, but anyways:

Can the feystag be the target of a scry spell, yes or no?

If no, the creature should have a non-detection ability.

it's a good question! i don't really know. looking at it again: "Feystags are immune to all enchantment/charm and greater divination magic (and psionics which duplicate such mind-reading and influencing effects)." it sure sounds like any type of divination would fail on a feystag. like i said before, perhaps continual nondetection is the way to go?

 

[Shade]

Let's just go with the nondetection ability to be on the safe side.

 

[BOZ]

Haven’t I seen a creature with constant nondetection before? If not, we can just say something along the lines of:

Nondetection (Su): A feystag is under a constant nondetection effect.

 

[Shade]

I'm sure you have seen one (as I'm sure I have as well), but I can't seem to find it now. Your ability should cover it just fine, though.

 

[BOZ]

works for me.