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| strngr1101-17-06, 12:12 AM | 2 questions about dex penalties and AC: 1) do dex penalties lower your AC? (i assume that they do, but if they dont the next question is irrelivent) 2) if you have a negative dex modifier, and you are caught flat-footed, does your AC go up? thanks in advance |
| TheGregorian01-17-06, 12:24 AM | yes and yes. If you're a clumsy Oaf (with a -2 to Dex) you take a negative two to your AC from that all the time... if you're flat footed... you still take the negative 2... kinda sucks, don't it? |
| strngr1101-17-06, 12:29 AM | lol yes it does suck, and that is what i thought originally, but my friends think that when you are flat-footed your dex penalty shoudl not apply, and your AC would go up... o.O.... my pally sure caused a few laughs... thanks for the quick responce |
| Nom01-17-06, 01:42 AM | When flat-footed, you lose your Dex bonus to AC. Penalties stay. Think of it as moving slowly and predictably. Being flat-footed doesn't make you move faster. |
| Sluagh01-17-06, 03:43 PM | When flat-footed, you lose your Dex bonus to AC. Penalties stay. Think of it as moving slowly and predictably. Being flat-footed doesn't make you move faster. There ya go. |
| Tuah01-17-06, 07:23 PM | Though, since someone that clumsy wouldn't be trying to defend against someone, they wouldn't think to do anything and wouldn't be falling over themselves, right? |
| Ranger REG01-18-06, 02:52 AM | yes and yes. Umm... shouldn't it be yes to #1 and no to #2? |