NEW Immortals Handbook - Ascension thread

[dante58701]

Although it does say you are beyond alignment...which is rather confusing.

I could see it completely negating alignment and alignment restrictions. Particularly with that wording added into it.

 

[Alzrius]

U_K, I don't know if someone brought this up before, but I wanted to mention this to you.

If a character with the Equilibrium transcendental ability (all of your ability scores equal your highest ability score) later gained the Infinite [Ability Score] omnific ability, would that mean that all of his ability scores are then considered to be infinite?

Also, on second inspection, shouldn't the latter omnific ability have a line mentioning that it can be taken more than once, but each time it's taken it must be applied to a different ability score?

 

[dante58701]

1,000 mph...how many feet/squares is that in terms of speed?

Another question...the green orb from the original HEAVY METAL...what would that thing be?

It was sentient and worshiped as a deity.

 

[EarthSeraphEdna]

1,000 mph...how many feet/squares is that in terms of speed?

1,000 miles per hour = 5,280,000 feet per hour = 88,000 feet per minute = 1,467 feet per second = 8,800 feet per round

You can move at up to ×4 your base movement speed as a full-round action, so it probably has a movement speed of 2,200 feet (440 squares). However, the Run feat lets you move at ×5 your base movement speed as a full-round action, so it would only need a movement speed of 1,760 feet (352 squares).

Incidentally, this suggests that the speed for Superluminal, which is the speed of light (983,571,056 feet per second or 5,901,426,336 feet per round), should be revised to either 1,475,356,584 feet (295,071,316.8 squares) if it is to be used with Run or 1,180,285,267 feet (236,057,053.4 squares) if it is to be used without Run.

 

[dante58701]

Superluminal definitely needs revised. I found similar discrepancies, especially considering that a single round is 6 seconds, you get your full movement in 1 round, there are 10 rounds in a single minute, and 60 minutes in an hour.

Although if we were to go by human average speed of 15 mph equaling 30 ft./round, 1,000 mph would be a speed of 2,000 ft./round.

Separate Question...

Additional Integrate Class Features...Divine or Cosmic? (I'm thinking Cosmic)

 

[Anabstercorian]

Metal as hell is definitely a compliment.

 

[jedrious]

1,000 miles per hour = 5,280,000 miles per second = 88,000 feet per minute = 1,467 feet per second = 8,800 feet per round

wow is that math and unit conversion completely off


60 minutes per hour and ten rounds per minute means that you divide your miles per hour by 100/6 you get miles per round, and there are 5280 feet per mile therefore:
1000 mph=8,800 feet per round

which while it's the same result your explanation could really confuse people

 

[EarthSeraphEdna]

wow is that math and unit conversion completely off

Yeah. The "miles per second" should've been feet per hour.

 

[foreverelf]

quick question

Hi again everyone! I need a bit of advice regarding the Shapechange Supernatural Divine Ability.

According to the IM any new form cannot have more than twice your hit die. However there´s no maximum HD of the level of this new form ( I think the Shapechange spell description limits it to 25HD).

Does the divine ability have the same limitation?

Or, can you use the shapechange as a cheap way of getting a bonus of , let´s say 1300 extra Hit Points (shapechanging into a Colossal creature with high Con stats) ?

 

[WarDragon]

Your hit points stay the same, regardless of the new form's Con score.