Crystal Scorpion Poison [Archive] - Wizards Community

Crystal Scorpion Poison [Archive] - Wizards Community

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CelestialBarbarian
07-31-05, 12:48 AM Has anyone noticed the crystal scorpion poison on page 24 of Sandstorm? The table says that the poison leaves the victim entangled for 1d4 days--but says nothing about what entangles the victim. Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks.
Purkake
07-31-05, 07:49 AM It is obious that the victim's arms and legs entangle him :P

Anyway: good question.
CelestialBarbarian
07-31-05, 10:56 PM It is obious that the victim's arms and legs entangle him :P

Anyway: good question.

:rofl:
daimyotx
08-01-05, 01:36 AM I would say that they used the term entangle because it's a defined condition (see DMG condition summary p. 300) with set penalties.

If I had to translate to Roleplay terms, I'd say they had severely seized and cramped muscles for the duration.
CelestialBarbarian
08-01-05, 01:54 AM I would say that they used the term entangle because it's a defined condition (see DMG condition summary p. 300) with set penalties.

If I had to translate to Roleplay terms, I'd say they had severely seized and cramped muscles for the duration.

That sounds like an eminently sensible interpretation. Thank you very much! :cool:

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
CelestialBarbarian 07-31-05, 12:48 AM	Has anyone noticed the crystal scorpion poison on page 24 of Sandstorm? The table says that the poison leaves the victim entangled for 1d4 days--but says nothing about what entangles the victim. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks.
Purkake 07-31-05, 07:49 AM	It is obious that the victim's arms and legs entangle him :P Anyway: good question.
CelestialBarbarian 07-31-05, 10:56 PM	It is obious that the victim's arms and legs entangle him :P Anyway: good question. :rofl:
daimyotx 08-01-05, 01:36 AM	I would say that they used the term entangle because it's a defined condition (see DMG condition summary p. 300) with set penalties. If I had to translate to Roleplay terms, I'd say they had severely seized and cramped muscles for the duration.
CelestialBarbarian 08-01-05, 01:54 AM	I would say that they used the term entangle because it's a defined condition (see DMG condition summary p. 300) with set penalties. If I had to translate to Roleplay terms, I'd say they had severely seized and cramped muscles for the duration. That sounds like an eminently sensible interpretation. Thank you very much! :cool: