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<blockquote data-quote="hong" data-source="post: 396874" data-attributes="member: 537">Re: ??Off the top of my head:- the description of the protection from evil spell, re warding against &quot;summoned and conjured creatures&quot;. Summoning is a subschool of Conjuration, so in the context of 3E jargon a better wording might be &quot;summoned and called creatures&quot;, or just &quot;conjured creatures&quot;.- the various cards from the deck of many things- mace of smiting (previously the rod of smiting: constructs are immune to crits, but the item needs a crit to destroy a construct)- the freedom of movement spell (wording practically unchanged from 2E, except for the renaming of the spell)- the tarrasque's description talking about taking it to negative hp to kill it (impossible for something that has regen that can't be bypassed; the distinction between regen and fast healing didn't exist before)There are others, especially in the magic item lists -- some of the language still bears Col_Pladoh's inimitable polysyllabic stamp.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hong, post: 396874, member: 537"] [b]Re: ??[/b] Off the top of my head: - the description of the protection from evil spell, re warding against "summoned and conjured creatures". Summoning is a subschool of Conjuration, so in the context of 3E jargon a better wording might be "summoned and called creatures", or just "conjured creatures". - the various cards from the deck of many things - mace of smiting (previously the rod of smiting: constructs are immune to crits, but the item needs a crit to destroy a construct) - the freedom of movement spell (wording practically unchanged from 2E, except for the renaming of the spell) - the tarrasque's description talking about taking it to negative hp to kill it (impossible for something that has regen that can't be bypassed; the distinction between regen and fast healing didn't exist before) There are others, especially in the magic item lists -- some of the language still bears Col_Pladoh's inimitable polysyllabic stamp. [/QUOTE]

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