Li Shenron
Legend
Someone from an Italian D&D messageboard wants to try this tactic for his Druid: first, he is going to wildshape into a bat and try to fly a little more than 10ft over some evil Wizard's head; then, he wants to wildshape into a Dire Bear and crush the Wizard.
From the "Falling Damage" chapter I think he would get 1d6 of falling damage himself, but perhaps he should be considered to deliberately jump and the damage would be nonlethal.
From the "Falling Objects" chapter, a Dire Bear of 2700Kg (I think around 5400lb) deals from at least 10ft of height something like 27d6 damage. I think the limit of 20d6 applies only to extra damage for falling from greater height, but not to damage from weight.
That's a lot of damage.
We are trying to find out if at least some Reflex ST should be granted by the rules, but the only thing I can find (in the Traps chapter) is that crushing wall-types of traps use a Melee Attack, and sometimes they even "never miss" but rather have an onset delay.
Any help?
From the "Falling Damage" chapter I think he would get 1d6 of falling damage himself, but perhaps he should be considered to deliberately jump and the damage would be nonlethal.
From the "Falling Objects" chapter, a Dire Bear of 2700Kg (I think around 5400lb) deals from at least 10ft of height something like 27d6 damage. I think the limit of 20d6 applies only to extra damage for falling from greater height, but not to damage from weight.
That's a lot of damage.
We are trying to find out if at least some Reflex ST should be granted by the rules, but the only thing I can find (in the Traps chapter) is that crushing wall-types of traps use a Melee Attack, and sometimes they even "never miss" but rather have an onset delay.
Any help?