Does the bonus from Divine Vigor stack with itself? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Does the bonus from Divine Vigor stack with itself? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Heavy Metal Elf
11-20-07, 05:47 PM If I used Divine Vigor three times before a combat, would I enter the combat with 6 temp hp/level and +30' to my movement, for example?
Crimson_Concerto
11-20-07, 06:29 PM If I used Divine Vigor three times before a combat, would I enter the combat with 6 temp hp/level and +30' to my movement, for example?

Where is Divine Vigor from? I don't see it in the SRD or Spell Compendium.

EDIT: Oh wait, you don't mean a spell, do you?
What exactly are you referring to and where might we find it?
Either way, I do know off the top of my head that temporary HP do not stack, and I'm fairly certain that unnamed bonuses from the same source don't stack either, so I'm really tempted to just go ahead and say no to stacking the speed boost too...
Legdiwena
11-20-07, 06:33 PM Isn't that a feat from C Div that uses turning attempts? In general, things don't stack with themselves unless explicitly stated and temporary hitpoints don't stack either.
risner
11-20-07, 08:31 PM If I used Divine Vigor three times before a combat, would I enter the combat with 6 temp hp/level and +30' to my movement, for example?

Ok, all you need to know if it stacks with itself is this:
Is it a dodge bonus?

If so, it stacks.
It not so, it doesn't stack.
Bopple
11-20-07, 08:48 PM It does not matter. If it's from a same source, its bonus does not stack.
wonlee76
11-20-07, 10:04 PM No stacking. Unnamed bonus from the same source in this situation.
NoldorForce
11-20-07, 10:36 PM Ok, all you need to know if it stacks with itself is this:
Is it a dodge bonus?

If so, it stacks.
It not so, it doesn't stack.That's for things that are actually bonuses; the increased movement is from a bonus; the temporary hit points aren't. Regardless, temporary hit points do work similarly in that they don't stack if they're from the same source.

Short answer: Neither stacks.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Heavy Metal Elf 11-20-07, 05:47 PM	If I used Divine Vigor three times before a combat, would I enter the combat with 6 temp hp/level and +30' to my movement, for example?
Crimson_Concerto 11-20-07, 06:29 PM	If I used Divine Vigor three times before a combat, would I enter the combat with 6 temp hp/level and +30' to my movement, for example? Where is Divine Vigor from? I don't see it in the SRD or Spell Compendium. EDIT: Oh wait, you don't mean a spell, do you? What exactly are you referring to and where might we find it? Either way, I do know off the top of my head that temporary HP do not stack, and I'm fairly certain that unnamed bonuses from the same source don't stack either, so I'm really tempted to just go ahead and say no to stacking the speed boost too...
Legdiwena 11-20-07, 06:33 PM	Isn't that a feat from C Div that uses turning attempts? In general, things don't stack with themselves unless explicitly stated and temporary hitpoints don't stack either.
risner 11-20-07, 08:31 PM	If I used Divine Vigor three times before a combat, would I enter the combat with 6 temp hp/level and +30' to my movement, for example? Ok, all you need to know if it stacks with itself is this: Is it a dodge bonus? If so, it stacks. It not so, it doesn't stack.
Bopple 11-20-07, 08:48 PM	It does not matter. If it's from a same source, its bonus does not stack.
wonlee76 11-20-07, 10:04 PM	No stacking. Unnamed bonus from the same source in this situation.
NoldorForce 11-20-07, 10:36 PM	Ok, all you need to know if it stacks with itself is this: Is it a dodge bonus? If so, it stacks. It not so, it doesn't stack.That's for things that are actually bonuses; the increased movement is from a bonus; the temporary hit points aren't. Regardless, temporary hit points do work similarly in that they don't stack if they're from the same source. Short answer: Neither stacks.