Michael Morris First Post Jan 6, 2007 #281 Piratecat said: Turning undead. It uses a non-standard and unintuitive system. We have to open to the rules every time it happens, and that's just annoying. Click to expand... Yeah, there's got to be a better way to do that (( Starts thinking))
Piratecat said: Turning undead. It uses a non-standard and unintuitive system. We have to open to the rules every time it happens, and that's just annoying. Click to expand... Yeah, there's got to be a better way to do that (( Starts thinking))
Aus_Snow First Post Jan 6, 2007 #282 Complete Divine (from Wizards of the Coast) contains a turning/rebuking rules variant, which I've been using ever since coming across it. It's good. It works. And hey, it actually makes sense, and works in line with the rest of the D&D ruleset. Yay!
Complete Divine (from Wizards of the Coast) contains a turning/rebuking rules variant, which I've been using ever since coming across it. It's good. It works. And hey, it actually makes sense, and works in line with the rest of the D&D ruleset. Yay!
