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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Felon" data-source="post: 2175497" data-attributes="member: 8158">Well, that would be a huge, highly-questionable assumption.No. That's a much more reasonable assumption.Energy drain is one of the more rude effects around. Of course, if you keep assuming a party has every conceivable resource for dealing with every conceivable problem (e.g. every character's immune to poison, every character has a ring of freedom of movement), then nothing's ever going to be any kind of threat. It's a very long limb you're going out on, even for high level parties. One that's in close quarters. Another safe assumption is that a DM's not going to stage an encounter with a nightcrawler in a football-field sized arena open to the sky.At any rate, any hypothetical scenario can be rendered moot if people decide to focus on deconstructing it and forget the reason it was provided in the first place. Are immunity to energy drain, poison, and disease very handy to have in this scenario? Yes to the first two, no to the last.</blockquote>