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gran rey de los mono is banned for not realizing that was Gruumash was primarily interested in were Charles' gold teeth.
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First, a semi-ranty-ish question: Is there any reason behind the ruling that a holy symbol can be made of wood (weighing nothing), or silver (which means it suddeny gains weight; one pound to be precise). Hmm... so if I don't want to take the El-Cheapo variant, I get stuck with a lodestone around my neck (last time I checked, pendants were considerably lighter than a pound... and if I need something dramatically appropriate to shove in evil's face, a wooden thingie isn't exactly weightless, either). Next question: Since (as least from what I read) engravings on your shield or armor, holy weapons, certain tattoos and birthmarks (as per the trait) all qualify as 'holy symbols', does the symbol have to be openly visible while I use it? (Which would put quite some limits on the applicable locations of a tattoo). Will the symbol shine with power when used as a focus? (Can't find a rules entry about that, though I'd consider the visualy to be rather fitting, I must admit) So many questions...
Innocent question about shooting into melee... If I shoot at a creature that is in melee, I receive the -4 (probably for having to take care not to hit the wrong chap...) Let's say I don't care who I hit (enemies fighting one another for instance)... can I circumvent the -4 by stating 'I fire into the general direction, let's see who gets the arrow'? |