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<blockquote data-quote="kryhavoc" data-source="post: 16790" data-attributes="member: 1968">I ran my group through the first part of the adventure last night and they had a tough time with the Steel Predators.&nbsp; I did not use the sundering bite because in the magic sense description, it senses metallic magic items.&nbsp; Sunder can only be done to weapons or shields.&nbsp; The wizard and cleric stay behind and cast spells, the paladin and rogue use a +5 holy avenger spear and longbow respectively.&nbsp; So the issue never really came up.&nbsp; The steel predator is a tough fight when ran right!&nbsp; The coolest part is only one character has a +5 weapon.&nbsp; With DR 20/+4,&nbsp; they had a tough time fighting this critter.I have another question.&nbsp; The axiomatic rocs have a special attack called Snatch.&nbsp; One part of this ability is a roc can fling aside a snatched character as a standard action.&nbsp; The character travels 90 feet and takes 9d6 points of damage.&nbsp; It does not state that the character is thrown to the ground.&nbsp; Is this correct or is this due to the character impacting the ground?&nbsp; Will Feather Fall (on a ring) negate this fling in any case.&nbsp; I am of the opinion that it is the violence of the fling that does the damage as opposed to impacting some solid surface.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kryhavoc, post: 16790, member: 1968"] I ran my group through the first part of the adventure last night and they had a tough time with the Steel Predators. I did not use the sundering bite because in the magic sense description, it senses metallic magic items. Sunder can only be done to weapons or shields. The wizard and cleric stay behind and cast spells, the paladin and rogue use a +5 holy avenger spear and longbow respectively. So the issue never really came up. The steel predator is a tough fight when ran right! The coolest part is only one character has a +5 weapon. With DR 20/+4, they had a tough time fighting this critter. I have another question. The axiomatic rocs have a special attack called Snatch. One part of this ability is a roc can fling aside a snatched character as a standard action. The character travels 90 feet and takes 9d6 points of damage. It does not state that the character is thrown to the ground. Is this correct or is this due to the character impacting the ground? Will Feather Fall (on a ring) negate this fling in any case. I am of the opinion that it is the violence of the fling that does the damage as opposed to impacting some solid surface. [/QUOTE]

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