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<blockquote data-quote="Macbrea" data-source="post: 122896" data-attributes="member: 1517">Actually, shouldn't it be impossible for a Rhemoraz to enrage on the first turn?Watch this scene.The party walks along.&nbsp; As they get over a point on the glacier a 20ft section of ice suddenly turns to steam. They fall 150ft? This doesn't seem to be quite how the creature is suppose to operate.The creature first appeared in Module G2 in the bottom of a snow covered rift.&nbsp; It stays perfectly still and attacks the party as they are moving along. It doesn't enrage until they have struck it.&nbsp; At which point it suddenly heats up and drops to the rocky ground belong. Melting a circle about it.&nbsp; You get to fight the creature on wet soggy rock with a snow bank 20ft high around you. If a creatures exterior heated up to the same temperature as lava while standing on ice. It would probably pass through the ice almost instantly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Macbrea, post: 122896, member: 1517"] Actually, shouldn't it be impossible for a Rhemoraz to enrage on the first turn? Watch this scene. The party walks along. As they get over a point on the glacier a 20ft section of ice suddenly turns to steam. They fall 150ft? This doesn't seem to be quite how the creature is suppose to operate. The creature first appeared in Module G2 in the bottom of a snow covered rift. It stays perfectly still and attacks the party as they are moving along. It doesn't enrage until they have struck it. At which point it suddenly heats up and drops to the rocky ground belong. Melting a circle about it. You get to fight the creature on wet soggy rock with a snow bank 20ft high around you. If a creatures exterior heated up to the same temperature as lava while standing on ice. It would probably pass through the ice almost instantly. [/QUOTE]

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