Warlord Player's job is to tell other players what to do??

[Mallus]

If i can chose, the devil can too (theoretically)

Only if the devil is a PC.

 

[Wormwood]

Hehe, thanks Miko hopefully some of the arguing will die down from this

Sadly, I believe we can wring another page or so on this.

 

[UngeheuerLich]

double post :/

 

[UngeheuerLich]

i know its just nit picking, because i like those powers... i think that one more word would not be wasted space in this case... its just another thing which you have to look up.

And the pit fiend would just be cooler when he can kill non allied devils...

 

[Stogoe]

If i can chose, the devil can too (theoretically)

No, not theoretically. Not at all, actually. The Rules for PCs are different than the Rules for monsters and NPCs.

 

[Hypersmurf]

No, not theoretically. Not at all, actually. The Rules for PCs are different than the Rules for monsters and NPCs.

Certainly, but it depends whether the "A power which affects 'an ally' may always be declined" is expressed as PC-only or not.

-Hyp.

 

[Simon Marks]

However, Devil's are Immortal. So, let's try this line of thinking.

Devil's are immortal, meaning "not subject to death". Assuming that this phrase is true in 4e (and there is no reason to assume otherwise) a Devil who disobeys any command will have eternity to be taught a lesson.

So, 'Destroyed' would be a preferable result to 'Unending pain and torture'?

Rationalisation is fun.

 

[Fallen Seraph]

I can't quite see why Devil's would be immortal, given that Gods can die in 4e.

Why would Devil's be immortal?

 

[Simon Marks]

Because their stat blocks say so?
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dramp/20080125&authentic=true

"Large Immortal Humanoid (Devil)"

I'm just guessing, but they can't die. Be destroyed, yes - but not die.

 

[hong]

"Immortal" probably just means they don't die of old age or disease. Nothing stops you dying from a big sword.