Calculation [Archive] - Wizards Community

Calculation [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
sage9786
10-01-05, 10:43 PM I've looked over the book, and I don't know how to calculate FF and T AC, so does anyone wanna help a newbie out and tell me how might I calculate that? On another note, if you are a Warlock, how many times might you be able to use it's Invocations?
Lord Doombringer
10-01-05, 10:53 PM No clue about the warlock thing, but T AC is AC minus all armor bonuses and FF AC is AC minus DEX bonus.
allenchan
10-01-05, 10:55 PM Warlock = unlimited times a day. Thats its' whole shtick.
SALDAR
10-02-05, 02:57 AM Lord Doombringer is close. Touch AC does not include armor, shield, or natural armor bonuses. Flat Footed AC does not include Dex bonus.
Escef
10-02-05, 04:21 AM Lord Doombringer is close. Touch AC does not include armor, shield, or natural armor bonuses. Flat Footed AC does not include Dex bonus.

Saldar is correct. Note that there are some special cases that get around this. Incorporeal touch, for example, is still hindered by AC bonuses from force effects (such as Mage Armor or Bracers of Armor).

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
sage9786 10-01-05, 10:43 PM	I've looked over the book, and I don't know how to calculate FF and T AC, so does anyone wanna help a newbie out and tell me how might I calculate that? On another note, if you are a Warlock, how many times might you be able to use it's Invocations?
Lord Doombringer 10-01-05, 10:53 PM	No clue about the warlock thing, but T AC is AC minus all armor bonuses and FF AC is AC minus DEX bonus.
allenchan 10-01-05, 10:55 PM	Warlock = unlimited times a day. Thats its' whole shtick.
SALDAR 10-02-05, 02:57 AM	Lord Doombringer is close. Touch AC does not include armor, shield, or natural armor bonuses. Flat Footed AC does not include Dex bonus.
Escef 10-02-05, 04:21 AM	Lord Doombringer is close. Touch AC does not include armor, shield, or natural armor bonuses. Flat Footed AC does not include Dex bonus. Saldar is correct. Note that there are some special cases that get around this. Incorporeal touch, for example, is still hindered by AC bonuses from force effects (such as Mage Armor or Bracers of Armor).