(Psi)SeveredHead
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An African elephant weights 15,400 pounds. If I drop it on a mummy, from only 10 feet, how much damage does it deal?
This is my first experience DMing 3.5
This is my first experience DMing 3.5
Figurine - Elephant - falling damage?
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Hypersmurf
Moderatarrrrh...
Have figurines changed in 3.5? In 3.0, you had to "toss them down" to activate them, so you couldn't activate them before dropping them on someone's head...
I always used the conjuration rule with figurines - only on a surface capable of supporting them.
(So in 3,0, you cast a hemispherical (bowl-shaped) wall of force over someone's head, summoned an Elder Earth Elemental into the bowl, and then dispelled the wall of force... sure, it takes a while to set up, but if you pull it off, an EEE weighs 60,000 lbs...)
-Hyp.
I always used the conjuration rule with figurines - only on a surface capable of supporting them.
(So in 3,0, you cast a hemispherical (bowl-shaped) wall of force over someone's head, summoned an Elder Earth Elemental into the bowl, and then dispelled the wall of force... sure, it takes a while to set up, but if you pull it off, an EEE weighs 60,000 lbs...)
-Hyp.
(Psi)SeveredHead
Adventurer
The player was using a cloak of the bat (and banged it on the ceiling), but in the end we decided it fell on the mummy, doing 2d6 damage (DR applied) and grappled it.
The elephant was not happy about this, so they won't do it again.
The elephant was not happy about this, so they won't do it again.
MeepoTheMighty
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Reminds me of the "Concrete Donkey" from Worms Armageddon.
Hypersmurf
Moderatarrrrh...
Technically, that's not "throwing it down", that's "throwing it up".
In the non-messy sense.
-Hyp.
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