stacking range increment improvements [Archive] - Wizards Community

stacking range increment improvements [Archive] - Wizards Community

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clannagh
12-10-06, 10:46 PM do yo use "normal" maths or "D&D" maths when stacking range increments.

For example if you had a composite long bow (increment 100 feet) with far shot (improves range by 50%) and a distance bow (also improves range 50%) would you:

a) Have an increment of 100' * 1.5 * 1.5 = 225 ' (normal math)

b) or an increment of 100' + 50' + 50' = 200' (D&D math) ??????
Britt
12-10-06, 10:53 PM Should be the latter form. The only place off the top of my head, in which you do not use multiplier stacking rules is prices, such as for large nonhumanoid armor.
_m_
12-19-06, 05:32 PM and then you get the luvly generic lgh encounter where despite being a cragtop archer capable of shooting 10000 feet with pretty decent acuracy, and despite being on an open plain in a desert, and despite the dragon not hiding at all, and you seeing it ocming 2 miles off, you dont actually get to act until its 80 feet away :D
clannagh
12-19-06, 05:38 PM and then you get the luvly generic lgh encounter where despite being a cragtop archer capable of shooting 10000 feet with pretty decent acuracy, and despite being on an open plain in a desert, and despite the dragon not hiding at all, and you seeing it ocming 2 miles off, you dont actually get to act until its 80 feet away :D

that is an undocumented NPC only monster feat unique to Living Greyhawk called "In Your Face"
_m_
12-19-06, 05:39 PM that is an undocumented NPC only monster feat unique to Living Greyhawk called "In Your Face"

i thought as much. pitty its npc only, itd be great for animal companions.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
clannagh 12-10-06, 10:46 PM	do yo use "normal" maths or "D&D" maths when stacking range increments. For example if you had a composite long bow (increment 100 feet) with far shot (improves range by 50%) and a distance bow (also improves range 50%) would you: a) Have an increment of 100' * 1.5 * 1.5 = 225 ' (normal math) b) or an increment of 100' + 50' + 50' = 200' (D&D math) ??????
Britt 12-10-06, 10:53 PM	Should be the latter form. The only place off the top of my head, in which you do not use multiplier stacking rules is prices, such as for large nonhumanoid armor.
_m_ 12-19-06, 05:32 PM	and then you get the luvly generic lgh encounter where despite being a cragtop archer capable of shooting 10000 feet with pretty decent acuracy, and despite being on an open plain in a desert, and despite the dragon not hiding at all, and you seeing it ocming 2 miles off, you dont actually get to act until its 80 feet away :D
clannagh 12-19-06, 05:38 PM	and then you get the luvly generic lgh encounter where despite being a cragtop archer capable of shooting 10000 feet with pretty decent acuracy, and despite being on an open plain in a desert, and despite the dragon not hiding at all, and you seeing it ocming 2 miles off, you dont actually get to act until its 80 feet away :D that is an undocumented NPC only monster feat unique to Living Greyhawk called "In Your Face"
_m_ 12-19-06, 05:39 PM	that is an undocumented NPC only monster feat unique to Living Greyhawk called "In Your Face" i thought as much. pitty its npc only, itd be great for animal companions.