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<blockquote data-quote="LostSoul" data-source="post: 5995098" data-attributes="member: 386">It was a wandering monster in a dungeon.&nbsp; I'm pretty sure the MM2 says that there's a link between Torog and centipedes; at any rate, the reason why they're down in the dungeon in my game is because of the corrupting influence of Torog.&nbsp; I'm not sure how much Torog cares about truth and lies, but it's possible that one could use that &quot;ray of truth&quot; to damage centipedes.(Hmm, now that I think about it, that &quot;ray of truth&quot; does radiant damage in that game.&nbsp; I redefined radiant damage to be the ability to transform something into the way you want it to be.&nbsp; For example, the cleric of Tharizdun shoots disintegration rays that deal radiant damage, and the cleric of Lolth makes people believe her lies.)Yeah, that makes sense.&nbsp; I think that I want the meaning to show up in action resolution because of the way I want to DM the game - how I want to frame scenes and introduce conflicts, complications, and obstacles.&nbsp; Since I want to remain as impartial as possible, I think I need the meaning to flow out of action resolution.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LostSoul, post: 5995098, member: 386"] It was a wandering monster in a dungeon. I'm pretty sure the MM2 says that there's a link between Torog and centipedes; at any rate, the reason why they're down in the dungeon in my game is because of the corrupting influence of Torog. I'm not sure how much Torog cares about truth and lies, but it's possible that one could use that "ray of truth" to damage centipedes. (Hmm, now that I think about it, that "ray of truth" does [i]radiant[/i] damage in that game. I redefined radiant damage to be the ability to transform something into the way you want it to be. For example, the cleric of Tharizdun shoots disintegration rays that deal radiant damage, and the cleric of Lolth makes people believe her lies.) Yeah, that makes sense. I think that I want the meaning to show up in action resolution because of the way I want to DM the game - how I want to frame scenes and introduce conflicts, complications, and obstacles. Since I want to remain as impartial as possible, I think I need the meaning to flow out of action resolution. [/QUOTE]

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