Being Nauseated [Archive] - Wizards Community

Being Nauseated [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
jago668
05-16-06, 01:07 AM Was thinking about taking the Tactical Feat - Three Mountains Style. In the feat it mentions making the targets nauseated if they fail a Fort save. However I'm unable to find the rules for what this actually does. If someone would just tell me the book and page number I would appreciate it.
Karak_Nechot
05-16-06, 01:10 AM PHB Glossary: page 310
DMG Condition Summary: page 301
SRD Abilities and Conditions:

Nauseated: Experiencing stomach distress. Nauseated creatures are unable to attack, cast spells, concentrate on spells, or do anything else requiring attention. The only action such a character can take is a single move action per turn.
jago668
05-16-06, 01:12 AM Thanks. For some reason I just couldn't find it, missed it by one page in the DMG, started looking on page 302.
MasterGrazzt
05-16-06, 01:39 AM What is this, a kidney punch?
jago668
05-16-06, 01:42 AM No in the Complete Warrior under the Tactical Feats section there is a feat called "Three Mountains [Style]". When using a powerful bludgeoning weapon such as a morningstar if you hit someone they have to make a Fort save or become nauseated. The feat doesn't list the effects of being nauseated, and I just couldn't seem to find the effects so I figured I'd ask.
MasterGrazzt
05-16-06, 01:50 AM Does it describe exactly how it makes someone become nauseated? It's probably some sort of shot to the stomach, to the kidneys, something like that.
jago668
05-16-06, 01:54 AM Does it describe exactly how it makes someone become nauseated? It's probably some sort of shot to the stomach, to the kidneys, something like that.

No just says get hit and save or else. I would imagine that anything immune to crits would probably be immune. However it doesn't actually say that. Though since it requires a Fort save undead and constructs are automatically immune.
Ghostwheel
05-16-06, 01:55 AM Does it describe exactly how it makes someone become nauseated? It's probably some sort of shot to the stomach, to the kidneys, something like that.

Or a "1001 whatevers" thread, perhaps? :P
MasterGrazzt
05-16-06, 01:57 AM 1001 ways to annoy an internet D&D curmudgeon ;)
jago668
05-16-06, 02:02 AM 1001 Ways to become nauseated.
Ghostwheel
05-16-06, 02:19 AM Sorry, I was just kidding around. I have found a lot of humor in those "1001" threads, along with the occaisional good idea.
Arcane
05-16-06, 04:20 AM I think the Nauseate effect is from having REALLY stinky pits. You reach out to punch/swing/tap and they get sick :D.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
jago668 05-16-06, 01:07 AM	Was thinking about taking the Tactical Feat - Three Mountains Style. In the feat it mentions making the targets nauseated if they fail a Fort save. However I'm unable to find the rules for what this actually does. If someone would just tell me the book and page number I would appreciate it.
Karak_Nechot 05-16-06, 01:10 AM	PHB Glossary: page 310 DMG Condition Summary: page 301 SRD Abilities and Conditions: Nauseated: Experiencing stomach distress. Nauseated creatures are unable to attack, cast spells, concentrate on spells, or do anything else requiring attention. The only action such a character can take is a single move action per turn.
jago668 05-16-06, 01:12 AM	Thanks. For some reason I just couldn't find it, missed it by one page in the DMG, started looking on page 302.
MasterGrazzt 05-16-06, 01:39 AM	What is this, a kidney punch?
jago668 05-16-06, 01:42 AM	No in the Complete Warrior under the Tactical Feats section there is a feat called "Three Mountains [Style]". When using a powerful bludgeoning weapon such as a morningstar if you hit someone they have to make a Fort save or become nauseated. The feat doesn't list the effects of being nauseated, and I just couldn't seem to find the effects so I figured I'd ask.
MasterGrazzt 05-16-06, 01:50 AM	Does it describe exactly how it makes someone become nauseated? It's probably some sort of shot to the stomach, to the kidneys, something like that.
jago668 05-16-06, 01:54 AM	Does it describe exactly how it makes someone become nauseated? It's probably some sort of shot to the stomach, to the kidneys, something like that. No just says get hit and save or else. I would imagine that anything immune to crits would probably be immune. However it doesn't actually say that. Though since it requires a Fort save undead and constructs are automatically immune.
Ghostwheel 05-16-06, 01:55 AM	Does it describe exactly how it makes someone become nauseated? It's probably some sort of shot to the stomach, to the kidneys, something like that. Or a "1001 whatevers" thread, perhaps? :P
MasterGrazzt 05-16-06, 01:57 AM	1001 ways to annoy an internet D&D curmudgeon ;)
jago668 05-16-06, 02:02 AM	1001 Ways to become nauseated.
Ghostwheel 05-16-06, 02:19 AM	Sorry, I was just kidding around. I have found a lot of humor in those "1001" threads, along with the occaisional good idea.
Arcane 05-16-06, 04:20 AM	I think the Nauseate effect is from having REALLY stinky pits. You reach out to punch/swing/tap and they get sick :D.