Why Infernal Healing is banned in my table


Pathfinder First Edition General Discussion


I am not keeping track of what source the damage came from to see if this can heal it or not.


I just banned that detail of it. Don't care. A simple 1 hit point recovered per round for one minute. Bam done.

Scarab Sages

Do those damage sources come up enough at your table to warrant such a reaction?

Grand Lodge

Pathfinder Adventure, Rulebook Subscriber

No, they do not.


It's not banned at my table, but using this spell has its price...

Cue the distant sound of diabolical laughter.

Shadow Lodge

Hey, as long as your players like that kind of game.


What's this? Has there been an errata or faq?


It's rare that an opponent has a silver/mithral weapon or does good-aligned damage via weapon or spell. That said, how funny would it be to throw that one at players? "These guys all had alchemical silver warhammers."

Grand Lodge

Pathfinder Adventure, Rulebook Subscriber

I was worried that my dhampir warpriest was going to have to heal the guy he just hit with his silversheen scythe. Thankfully, it didn't come to pass that way.


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Serisan wrote:
That said, how funny would it be to throw that one at players? "These guys all had alchemical silver warhammers."

Yay, more expansive loot to sell. Also, -1 to all the enemies' damage rolls.


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... Am I the only one that houserules it to last 11 rounds (66 Seconds)?
11th Post 2spooky


Derklord wrote:
Serisan wrote:
That said, how funny would it be to throw that one at players? "These guys all had alchemical silver warhammers."
Yay, more expansive loot to sell. Also, -1 to all the enemies' damage rolls.

Well you would just take it out of the other wealth that the opponents may have had (like gold pieces, gems etc...) to keep the WBL consistent, if that is something you are worried about

Liberty's Edge

Pathfinder Adventure Path, Rulebook, Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber
Derklord wrote:
Serisan wrote:
That said, how funny would it be to throw that one at players? "These guys all had alchemical silver warhammers."
Yay, more expansive loot to sell. Also, -1 to all the enemies' damage rolls.

The damage penalty is only for slashing or piercing, and a warhammer is a bludgeoning weapon.


Pathfinder Lost Omens Subscriber

you know why it's banned as a player option at my table?

I use SoP... also no one every wants to play a wizard or anything with access to it's spell list, so it'll be banned up until someone wants to player a wizard or a sorcerer or something.


John Woodford wrote:
The damage penalty is only for slashing or piercing, and a warhammer is a bludgeoning weapon.

WTF? I read that discription multiple times and honestly never saw that limitation.

I think my brain is passive agressive against me.

Liberty's Edge

Pathfinder Adventure Path, Rulebook, Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber
Derklord wrote:
John Woodford wrote:
The damage penalty is only for slashing or piercing, and a warhammer is a bludgeoning weapon.

WTF? I read that discription multiple times and honestly never saw that limitation.

I think my brain is passive agressive against me.

You learn something new every day, I guess. Plenty of times I've had to be corrected by my players.

Grand Lodge

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I blame the fact that it is an exception by omission. It doesn't say 'only' to flag you to the fact that bludgeoning is an exception. But that's why my characters carry silver hammers and call them Maxwell.

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