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Message: <blockquote data-quote="the Jester" data-source="post: 5203788" data-attributes="member: 1210">In a dungeon with a lot of temporal distortion effects I had the following: QUICK-GROWING PIERCER FIELD--- Level 15 Elite BlasterHazard--- XP 2400From the ceiling, stalactites start raining down with deadly accuracy.Hazard: The quick-growing piercer field covers the entirety of the western room of this encounter.Perception    DC 21: The character notices that some of the stalactites seem to be moving. DC 25: The character also notices that some of them are growing visibly (albeit slowly). Arcana    DC 26: The character can sense a magical effect in the upper portion of the room, near the ceiling. DC 31: The effect seems to involve time. DC 35: It’s not a spell; it is some kind of temporal anomaly, and it could be the result of the fabric of time becoming weakened or distorted somehow.Dungeoneering    DC 24: The character identifies the stalactites as piercers. Trigger: When a living creature enters the western room, the field makes an attack as a reaction after the creature completes that move action. The field also attacks as an opportunity action whenever a living creature moves three squares on its turn in the room. .AttackImmediate Reaction/Opportunity Action; Melee Target: The triggering creature. Attack: +20 vs. AC; 3d8+6 damage and the target is immobilized (save ends).  CountermeasuresAn immobilized creature can attempt to free itself from the piercer by making an Endurance check, DC 27 (31 if the character is bloodied).     If the field can be hit for 60 points of damage with close or area effects in 1 round, it can be destroyed. Melee or ranged attacks have no real effect on it, and if only some of the piercer field is destroyed, the remainder reproduces in the blink of an eye.</blockquote>

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