my crew will be getting to Harrowstone soonish......they have a paladin with them. my question is "would holy water harm the haunts inside the prison??" if not they may be doomed....
I allowed it, I'm not sure if its in the rules or not though, I figured without it the party had no chance.
I allowed it, I'm not sure if its in the rules or not though, I figured without it the party had no chance.
i need to read the Haunt rules, to see if their sorcerer will be of any use. a friend ran it for a group i was in, he alowed the monk to soak his wraps on his hand in the holy water to be able to deal damage. of course this group im running it for is much more skilled than the group i played it in
I personally wouldn’t allow the monk wrap unless maybe he poured it on his hands and had one use like poison, and that one use only did 1 point a damage. I was thinking a whole vial would have to hit the haunt for 1d6 pts of damage. I’m thinking a vial is 12 oz of liquid. There would be no way of putting 12 oz of liquid on someone’s fists. There is no reason the sorcerer can't throw holy water.
i was refering to his spells
The paladin can lay on hands, or use a wand of cure light wounds.
yeah, but besides that, not sure who else is very helpful. they have a fighter, sorcerer, inquisitor (who i just remembered about.....could use CLW), ranger, and the paladin.....so maybe they r not too bad off.....but i will prolly allow the holy water damage
I allowed holy water and disrupt undead to work on haunts. That worked out pretty well. And man, did my party go through a lot of holy water.