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I don't understand the question.
Being drunk, as opposed to...?
-c
devout Caydenite
*Holds up his flask* To Cayden Cailean!!
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I don't know what the big problem is....*fails save vs Confusion* What?!?...*gets "attack nearest person*I'm so sorry Mr. Wizard *rolls 20 with greataxe, confirms with a 19* I'm really sorry....you're still alive right?
Ok, you are correct. Stranger Within:
So there still would have been a fight in the stranger within but I would have not received the 8d6 damage if I could have tried to disable the trap part of both oozes. goblinblood dead: However, the pit trap with the exploding skeletons I should have been able to disable.
Heya all If a trap unleashes a monster is it an auto-fail? Twice now I've had a GM (the same one) force a fight on the party because he would force the party to trip traps even though both times I was actively detecting traps. Both games I rolled in the 30s for perception. Now, afterwards, when I went to prep the adventure, I found out that they were traps and had a perception and disable DC which I beat (well I beat the perception and wasn't even allowed the disable.) Personally, I think that if a trap and a perception DC and a Disable DC it should allow the players to 1 see it, 2 disable it, and 3 to bypass the fight. I mean that's what a rogue does. As it is I'm going to avoid that GM like the plague. |