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<blockquote data-quote="Dausuul" data-source="post: 8128975" data-attributes="member: 58197">Poison immunity is an issue, yes, but it's concentrated in a few particular creature types. It isn't that you have to be facing &quot;mostly humanoids,&quot; it's that you have to be not facing &quot;mostly undead&quot; or &quot;mostly demons.*&quot;As for darkvision, it's no different from having a human or a halfling in the party. Needing to carry a light source is very common. Even if you do have darkvision on everybody, that Perception penalty is a killer if the DM remembers to enforce it.*Or constructs or elementals, I suppose, but how many campaigns feature those as the majority of antagonists?It kinda doesn't, though. EB/hex spam works quite nicely with Investment of the Chain Master. You do have to skip the poison attack on any round where you lock hex onto a new target, but you aren't likely to be switching targets once a round or even once every two rounds.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dausuul, post: 8128975, member: 58197"] Poison immunity is an issue, yes, but it's concentrated in a few particular creature types. It isn't that you have to be facing "mostly humanoids," it's that you have to be [I]not[/I] facing "mostly undead" or "mostly demons.*" As for darkvision, it's no different from having a human or a halfling in the party. Needing to carry a light source is very common. Even if you do have darkvision on everybody, that Perception penalty is a killer if the DM remembers to enforce it. [I][SIZE=3]*Or constructs or elementals, I suppose, but how many campaigns feature those as the majority of antagonists?[/SIZE][/I] It kinda doesn't, though. EB/hex spam works quite nicely with Investment of the Chain Master. You do have to skip the poison attack on any round where you lock [I]hex[/I] onto a new target, but you aren't likely to be switching targets once a round or even once every two rounds. [/QUOTE]

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