Epic Save From Fall

[AeroDm]

Until, of course, someone points out that Otiluke's Resilient Sphere is a single-target power, so in by-the-book 4e, it couldn't have saved the whole party. Alas, we need to find our counterarguments elsewhere ^.^;

Well, if 4e weren't so much like a videogame the item wouldn't have had that limitation and it would have worked just fine...

 

[Kung Fu Ferret]

Well, if 4e weren't so much like a videogame the item wouldn't have had that limitation and it would have worked just fine...

Except in earlier editions Spells and items specified valid targets as well. If this was 3rd ed game and the Wizard used a ring of feather fall, you would have to take just as many liberties with the rules to allow it to affect his friends.

 

[AeroDm]

Except in earlier editions Spells and items specified valid targets as well. If this was 3rd ed game and the Wizard used a ring of feather fall, you would have to take just as many liberties with the rules to allow it to affect his friends.

Check out my earlier post SabreCat was responding on-- this was sarcasm building in the same direction. Probably should have included more emoticons.

 

[Zaphling]

Until, of course, someone points out that Otiluke's Resilient Sphere is a single-target power, so in by-the-book 4e, it couldn't have saved the whole party. Alas, we need to find our counterarguments elsewhere ^.^;

Well, it did save the whole party of 3 because they squeezed in the wizard's square in mid-air.

 

[Fridayknight]

I read it as "Epic Save from Autumn", and before the thread opened, I was trying to figure out what had happened last fall that required epic salvation.

I was thinking that it was some d20 roll higher than 10 sort of thing