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Can someone clarify if it's possible to stack damage of the same elemental type but from different sources. Example: A +1 Frost Bow firing Frost-Forged Steel Arrows which are covered in Liquid Ice. The elemental damage types are all 'cold damage', but one is a magical enchantment (frost bow), one is from weapon material (frost forged steel), and the last is a non magical alchemical bonus (liquid ice). Anyone?
Great, thanks for clearing that up BB.It seemed way OP if it was the other way.
Hi Guys First post on the boards. I have a question regarding Vulnerability and Elementally enhanced weapon damage. I play a fighter archer and have speced to have a wide selection of bane arrows stacking with my +1 adaptive mighty holy longbow. QUESTION: When I hit a creature (we'll say an Ice Elemental)with a vulnerability to an energy type (fire in this case), do I only multiply the damage dice of the respective energy type by the extra 50% or the total damage of the arrow. Example: Base damage on my arrow: 1d8 (base arrow dmg) +
If we say all dice rolls are averaged (i.e 3 on a d6 and 4 on a d8) does it take... 4+3(+1 rounded down 50% extra)+6+18 = 32 damage? or (4+3+6+18)* 1.5 = 46 damage (rounded down)? If the answer is the second, do you multiply the bane damage et al by the 50%...??? Thanks guys. Hope this helps anyone else who might have the same question. Sky |
