He umm, can't. It's kinda cursed. (He hasn't choosen to dispel the curse yet because I tied +1 of the +2 into it. Lose the curse, lose the +1.)
Still might be fun to stick him in those situations though
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D&D 5E Dealing with a Heavily Armored Paladin?
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He umm, can't. It's kinda cursed. (He hasn't choosen to dispel the curse yet because I tied +1 of the +2 into it. Lose the curse, lose the +1.)
Still might be fun to stick him in those situations though
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KahlessNestor
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One of my favorite PFS adventures was The Blackros Wedding. I had my sword (peace bonded), but no armor. My paladins ran through thee OAs to get to the bride to protect her. Because LG, baby!He umm, can't. It's kinda cursed. (He hasn't choosen to dispel the curse yet because I tied +1 of the +2 into it. Lose the curse, lose the +1.)
Still might be fun to stick him in those situations though
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Charles Rampant
Adventurer
Use some of the Fire Cult Priests from PotA, if you have that book. I used four of them at once against my party, when they were around 7th level; a first turn opener of four fireballs will put pressure on the heavy armour users no problem, even if they pass all the saves! It should also avert the fairly tedious 'everyone clusters around the Paladin and thus is immune to all the fun spells in the game' element on the Paladin class.
KahlessNestor
Adventurer
Yeah, do stuff where even if they save they're taking damage.
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Really? Shouldn't there be an option in T. to disable your signature alltogether?
Apparently there is, but under "signature", which I wasn't looking for.
Arial Black
Adventurer
Go for it! For the love of the gods, go for it!
Arial Black
Adventurer
He umm, can't. It's kinda cursed. (He hasn't choosen to dispel the curse yet because I tied +1 of the +2 into it. Lose the curse, lose the +1.)
Still might be fun to stick him in those situations though
To be fair, in terms of the narrative then it wouldn't be much of a curse if it didn't cause him trouble on occasion.
I'm A Banana
Potassium-Rich
IMXP, bunches of PC's are prime bait for fireballs and dragonbreath.
Anything that grants advantage on attacks for the enemy is nice, too. Blindness, sure. Faerie fire. But more reliable is an invisible NPC.
Anything that grants advantage on attacks for the enemy is nice, too. Blindness, sure. Faerie fire. But more reliable is an invisible NPC.
Arial Black
Adventurer
Yeah, we call bunching up 'fireball formation'.
