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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Beefermatic" data-source="post: 6241203" data-attributes="member: 6670757">Ah, I see, you're right, an ovesight on my part. Thank you.Truthfully though, the amount of damage such an effect does is really trivial at that level, so who cares? Ex: A 250hd Sidereal dealing 250d20 divine damage that doesn't even bust barriers, even with inner eye deals only 5000 Damage. That's like 1 magic missile, like a single one at that level. Lol.Once again, who gives a crap? You still got the point.You make a good point, perhaps I'll drop it down to Divine Ability status. Also, you're damned right I use the Ascension Rules with Pathfinder, here's the secret, Dnd 3.5 and Pathfinder... are the same thing. To me it's no different then adding Ebberon Rules. It should in fact be 100x stronger because, once again it's about balancing. One's DR becomes pretty useless after about level 100. So why not make it still effective at later levels? No different here, if you, once again, look at the math, the damage threshold of the shields suck! It's not supposed to be a good ability. Riddle me this, Transcendental Toughness is an Esoteric only power, is this ability more powerful that that one? I think not.As for the redundant Infinite health, this actually would block effects from contacting you at all. Moreover at those levels, redundancy wins the day. If a Time lord has Infinite Constitution, and Omnific Toughness, how can you Abbrogate their Infinite Health? See, you're fu*ked! Hahaha!Thanks! Yeah! Check out my posts for Actoshen, Reim, and The Annorath, those are enemies/ allies in my current campaign.Indeed, but I made it in the spirit of the other hp increasing Esoteric powers, and it also was a redundancy thing. I suppose it could be either or really. :/I agree, the way I put it was clunky. Basically it just ignores damage prevention effects of all types.Thanks for the feedback bud!</blockquote>

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