Elementals and turning [Archive] - Wizards Community

Elementals and turning [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Galdur_es_Sumar
07-06-07, 12:17 PM Clerics that have one of the elements as a domain are able to creatures of their opposite element. Now, there are feats that clerics can take that increase the numbers of how many are turned as well as turning damage. If a cleric turns a creature of the correct element and has the levels that would normally destroy the target...would the target be destroyed?

A cleric that has the air domain faces down a wizard that has the earth subtype. The cleric on the opening round turns the wizard since she is of the earth subtype and is considered an elemental because she took the elemental savant prestige class. Would said wizard be slain if the said cleric makes the rolls and is of a suitable level? And would said wizard get any turn bonuses/resistances?
Some_call_me_Tim
07-06-07, 01:03 PM Clerics that have one of the elements as a domain are able to creatures of their opposite element. Now, there are feats that clerics can take that increase the numbers of how many are turned as well as turning damage. If a cleric turns a creature of the correct element and has the levels that would normally destroy the target...would the target be destroyed?Yes, turning an elemental creature works the same as turning undead.

A cleric that has the air domain faces down a wizard that has the earth subtype. The cleric on the opening round turns the wizard since she is of the earth subtype and is considered an elemental because she took the elemental savant prestige class. Would said wizard be slain if the said cleric makes the rolls and is of a suitable level? And would said wizard get any turn bonuses/resistances?The earth wizard would be destroyed. No save, no nothing.
Anathema
07-06-07, 02:33 PM In the specific case of the Elemental Savant, I doubt any cleric will be powerful enough to destroy them. An Elemental Savant would be 15th level (minimum) by the time they turn in to an elemental, which means the cleric would have to be at least 30th level (minimum) to destroy them.

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Galdur_es_Sumar 07-06-07, 12:17 PM	Clerics that have one of the elements as a domain are able to creatures of their opposite element. Now, there are feats that clerics can take that increase the numbers of how many are turned as well as turning damage. If a cleric turns a creature of the correct element and has the levels that would normally destroy the target...would the target be destroyed? A cleric that has the air domain faces down a wizard that has the earth subtype. The cleric on the opening round turns the wizard since she is of the earth subtype and is considered an elemental because she took the elemental savant prestige class. Would said wizard be slain if the said cleric makes the rolls and is of a suitable level? And would said wizard get any turn bonuses/resistances?
Some_call_me_Tim 07-06-07, 01:03 PM	Clerics that have one of the elements as a domain are able to creatures of their opposite element. Now, there are feats that clerics can take that increase the numbers of how many are turned as well as turning damage. If a cleric turns a creature of the correct element and has the levels that would normally destroy the target...would the target be destroyed?Yes, turning an elemental creature works the same as turning undead. A cleric that has the air domain faces down a wizard that has the earth subtype. The cleric on the opening round turns the wizard since she is of the earth subtype and is considered an elemental because she took the elemental savant prestige class. Would said wizard be slain if the said cleric makes the rolls and is of a suitable level? And would said wizard get any turn bonuses/resistances?The earth wizard would be destroyed. No save, no nothing.
Anathema 07-06-07, 02:33 PM	In the specific case of the Elemental Savant, I doubt any cleric will be powerful enough to destroy them. An Elemental Savant would be 15th level (minimum) by the time they turn in to an elemental, which means the cleric would have to be at least 30th level (minimum) to destroy them.