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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herzog" data-source="post: 2598751" data-attributes="member: 25696">Ok, here's my attempt of making up the houserule as a feat:Improved Bolster Undead Requirement: Ability to bolster undead.Improved bolster undead works the same as bolster undead, with the following exceptions:1. The bolstered undead remain bolstered indefinately, as long as the undead remain within 1 mile. That is, turning attempts against the bolstered undead are treated against the bolstered level. ( For large numbers of undead controlled by NPC's, treat all bolsters as resulting in a HD number identical to the bolstering cleric's level)2. Succeeded turn attempts against a bolstered undead do not turn or destroy the undead, but disconnect the bolstering link. A second, normal turning is necessary to turn or destroy the undead.3. As a direct result of the continues bolstering, a link remains between the bolstering cleric and the undead.This link as the following nasty side-effect:When a turn attempt succeeds, a positive energy backlash travels up the link to the bolstering cleric. Consider the following:If a NORMAL turning of the undead in question would have resulted in a turned undead, the link is broken and nothing else happens.If a NORMAL turning of the undead in question would have resulted in a destroyed undead, the link is broken, and positive energy damage equal to the HD destroyed is applied to the bolstering cleric as 1 hp/HD.Ok, what do you think?Herzog.</blockquote>

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