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Hi, I'm new on the forum.
I have a question. If a creature have an Elemental Resistance (given by racial bonus, classes bonus, Resist Energy spell, etc) is automatically immune to all effect of that element (like the Endure Elements spell)?
For example: my Undine Sorcerer with Elemental Bloodline (Water) has now cold energy resistance 20 given by the bloodline. Am I protected from any cold effect (like low temperature) as I'm under effect of the Endure Element spell (only for cold environments)?
Thank you.
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Yep. Some GMs might need a certain amount before you're immune, but with 20 I'd say you're pretty safe :3
4 fire should be enough for any GM for hot weather, as at max heat does 4 non-lethal damage. 6 is enough if you want to dip your hand in boiling water. Though, you'd need 60 to be immune to immersion in boiling water.
cold weather does at max 6, so you'd only need cold 6.
Though, I grant endurance at resistance 1 for the relevant resistance. Due to the difference between leathal and non-lethal damage.
So even the Resist Energy spell that give 10 points, give the Endure Elements of the selected energy (fire = hot, cold = cold)?
And if I cast bot RE Fire and RE Cold I'm under full protection of the Endure Elements spell (as if I cast it on me)?
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So even the Resist Energy spell that give 10 points, give the Endure Elements of the selected energy (fire = hot, cold = cold)?
And if I cast bot RE Fire and RE Cold I'm under full protection of the Endure Elements spell (as if I cast it on me)?
Even better than endure elements, as it would protect you in the temperature ranges higher and lower that endure elements does not protect you in.