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| PreClonedBel07-29-05, 07:13 PM | 1. In order to pull off a sneak attack, you must deal at least one point of damage with your regular attack. Sneak attack damage is of the same type. Level drain, ability score damage/drain, age drain, and anything else not part of a standard attack does not count. Unless made with a weapon that deals only vile damage, the sneak attack is standard damage. Any nonstandard energy damage (ie sneak attack with a rimefire-based spell) deals sneak attack damage as normal per its components (ie half fire half cold). 2. Oozes cannot be flanked, critted, sneak attack'd, stunned, etc (the list of things under the ooze type). Any effect that says it can do this is clearly lying and fails. We have a ton of others, but they're all world-specific (fate points, increased DCs on poison and disease, etc.). What do people think about the sneak attack one? |
| Fading away07-30-05, 08:00 AM | I'm not so sure about the neak-attack, but the one about oozes is good. I have a few house-rules my self (who doesn't), that the members hate, bu that's the way it is, but at least all the players still show up for the sessions... lol. My favorite one is about items with INT. Every item with an ego score over 35, thinks itself to the owner of it's possesor. That turned out rather amusing at one point of time... |