I'm getting ready to run the last areas of Crown of Fangs on Sunday night, and I have a question about
The Everdawn Pool. The area description says that it "floats and ripples in the air." What I'm curious about is:
1. How high in the air is this thing floating? According to the Sunken Queen description, the chamber is only 50' high, and the Pool is a 30' wide amorphous blob. Does that give it a height of 30' as well? How have others handled this?
2. Is the Everdawn Pool an obstacle? Does it provide cover or concealment? Does it break line of sight or effect?
Thanks in advance!
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I'm getting ready to run the last areas of Crown of Fangs on Sunday night, and I have a question about
** spoiler omitted **
Thanks in advance!
Well the thread say's spoilers... Just ran this last week so what I decided was:
1. I just described it as running from floor to ceiling, an amorphous floating mass in the centre of the chamber. For some reason I imagined it as somewhat funnel like.
2. I didn't really conceive it as an obstacle though no one in the party wanted to go near it. You couldn't see through it so it could interrupt line of sight (Gives somewhere for Ileosa or a party member to go). It didn't come up, but I suppose someone within two squares of the edge might have 50 percent concealment. Anything beyond that would probably be out of sight.
But its pretty up to GM interpretation.
I'm getting ready to run the last areas of Crown of Fangs on Sunday night, and I have a question about
** spoiler omitted **
Thanks in advance!
Well the thread say's spoilers... Just ran this last week so what I decided was:
1. I just described it as running from floor to ceiling, an amorphous floating mass in the centre of the chamber. For some reason I imagined it as somewhat funnel like.
2. I didn't really conceive it as an obstacle though no one in the party wanted to go near it. You couldn't see through it so it could interrupt line of sight (Gives somewhere for Ileosa or a party member to go). It didn't come up, but I suppose someone within two squares of the edge might have 50 percent concealment. Anything beyond that would probably be out of sight.
But its pretty up to GM interpretation.
Many thanks!