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<blockquote data-quote="UngeheuerLich" data-source="post: 9472428" data-attributes="member: 59057">Which is totally fine.Yes. They should go away. Usually the fight does not last that long anyway.I agree that this is debatale.Which rule is more specific. Spell durations or THP.The question if it is too hard to grasp that healing and dealing damage has nothing to do with it.&nbsp; And that there isna spell duration rule that might be what you need to refer to.What I can't stand are naughty word comparisons that are just invalid.And I think common sense* (or RAI) should be the guideline how to rule if there is no clear RAW answer.And I guess, this is why the Twilight domain did get through playtesting. Because the assumption of the designers is that those THP go away after the aura ends. *in the sense of. If one rulingbis totally balanced and the other one is totally imbalanced, why argue for the unbalanced one? And as a side note: polymorph should not be limited to CR = target level, but Spell level used to cast that spell anyway. The spell is unbalanced anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UngeheuerLich, post: 9472428, member: 59057"] Which is totally fine. Yes. They should go away. Usually the fight does not last that long anyway. I agree that this is debatale. Which rule is more specific. Spell durations or THP. The question if it is too hard to grasp that healing and dealing damage has nothing to do with it. And that there isna spell duration rule that might be what you need to refer to. What I can't stand are naughty word comparisons that are just invalid. And I think common sense* (or RAI) should be the guideline how to rule if there is no clear RAW answer. And I guess, this is why the Twilight domain did get through playtesting. Because the assumption of the designers is that those THP go away after the aura ends. *in the sense of. If one rulingbis totally balanced and the other one is totally imbalanced, why argue for the unbalanced one? And as a side note: polymorph should not be limited to CR = target level, but Spell level used to cast that spell anyway. The spell is unbalanced anyway. [/QUOTE]

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