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I know a lot of us here on the boards rant and rave whenever the PDT releases what is perceived by many to be an ill-thought-out FAQ entry, but that doesn't mean we can't all still be grateful when they release some really good ones!
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These were released just today:
- Adamantine: Adamantine says it bypasses hardness less than 20, but hardness says adamantine bypasses hardness of 20 or less. Which one should I use?
- Reflex Saves: If I’m paralyzed, held, dying, or otherwise completely immobilized or insensate, can I still attempt a Reflex save?
Thank you PDT! I've seen these questions floating around the boards (and elsewhere) for YEARS now. It feels good to finally see them put to rest. A prime example of great FAQ making! I hope to see many more clarifications such as these in the future.
I was expecting salt. Was pleasantly surprised.
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On a semi-unrelated note, I found this bit of humor in the recent Horror Advetures FAQ:
It would have been more than enough to have simply said "It's a 60-foot line," or event just "60-foot line." The author seemed to think he needed to also clearly clarify just how horrible the spell is by adding a slightly more chilling description. Thank you to whoever put that humorous little gem in there.
Actually, the Adamantine FAQ was smuggled past you a week ago. ;)
Actually, the Adamantine FAQ was smuggled past you a week ago. ;)
Wouldn't be the first time! I posted it cause it was still listed in red.
Not what I was expecting, but nice all the same.
I always appreciate new FAQs. Even when I dislike them, it is nice to have these issues resolved.
Oh, so reflex save for paralyzed person is more of a roll to see if the other guy missed with his fireball at a nonmoving target. Ok then. Fair enough.