A Couple Simple-ish Questions [Archive] - Wizards Community

A Couple Simple-ish Questions [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Malcaor
06-07-07, 03:50 PM When certain creatures such as zombies have a damage reduction such as slashing/5, does it reduce damage from slashing attacks, or everything except slashing attacks?

I make msot of my hallways 10 ft wide, I find that thi only allows 2 Pcs to figth at a time. Of course i cna make larger halls, but that seems kind of big to me. What should eb he average sized hallway (width)?

Why did the player that plays a cleric leave my group to f**k a wh**e?
Murrdox
06-07-07, 03:54 PM When certain creatures such as zombies have a damage reduction such as slashing/5, does it reduce damage from slashing attacks, or everything except slashing attacks?

It reduces damage from everything EXCEPT slashing attacks.

I make msot of my hallways 10 ft wide, I find that thi only allows 2 Pcs to figth at a time. Of course i cna make larger halls, but that seems kind of big to me. What should eb he average sized hallway (width)?

Depends on the architect and the building. A grand temple might have hallways 20' or even 30' wide. Small tunnels in the sewers under a city might only be 5' wide.

Maybe the problem isn't the size of the hallways, but that you are giving your players too many fights that occur in corridors.

Why did the player that plays a cleric leave my group to **** a *****?

Huh?
Stumm_Dolch
06-07-07, 03:55 PM it means slashing weapons bypass this DR.

Hallways in my games are usually 5ft wide, unless there's architectual/design reasons for them to be more than than. Heck, a 5ft wide hallway is huge for a residence.
Rerecros
06-07-07, 03:58 PM 1) Everything but slashing damage is reduced.

2) There isn't really an average, make the hallways as wide as you want.

3) so your cleric left the game to :censored: a :censored: , wow thats dirty :D
Gottwick
06-07-07, 04:44 PM Why did the player that plays a cleric leave my group to f**k a wh**e?
Because forking a whale is still more fun than spooning an orc.
Peregrine_Wolf
06-07-07, 05:17 PM Because forking a whale is still more fun than spooning an orc.

:heehee..... I'll give you a :cookie: for that....almost didn't make it to the bathroom.....

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Malcaor 06-07-07, 03:50 PM	When certain creatures such as zombies have a damage reduction such as slashing/5, does it reduce damage from slashing attacks, or everything except slashing attacks? I make msot of my hallways 10 ft wide, I find that thi only allows 2 Pcs to figth at a time. Of course i cna make larger halls, but that seems kind of big to me. What should eb he average sized hallway (width)? Why did the player that plays a cleric leave my group to fk a whe?
Murrdox 06-07-07, 03:54 PM	When certain creatures such as zombies have a damage reduction such as slashing/5, does it reduce damage from slashing attacks, or everything except slashing attacks? It reduces damage from everything EXCEPT slashing attacks. I make msot of my hallways 10 ft wide, I find that thi only allows 2 Pcs to figth at a time. Of course i cna make larger halls, but that seems kind of big to me. What should eb he average sized hallway (width)? Depends on the architect and the building. A grand temple might have hallways 20' or even 30' wide. Small tunnels in the sewers under a city might only be 5' wide. Maybe the problem isn't the size of the hallways, but that you are giving your players too many fights that occur in corridors. Why did the player that plays a cleric leave my group to ** a ***? Huh?
Stumm_Dolch 06-07-07, 03:55 PM	it means slashing weapons bypass this DR. Hallways in my games are usually 5ft wide, unless there's architectual/design reasons for them to be more than than. Heck, a 5ft wide hallway is huge for a residence.
Rerecros 06-07-07, 03:58 PM	1) Everything but slashing damage is reduced. 2) There isn't really an average, make the hallways as wide as you want. 3) so your cleric left the game to :censored: a :censored: , wow thats dirty :D
Gottwick 06-07-07, 04:44 PM	Why did the player that plays a cleric leave my group to fk a whe? Because forking a whale is still more fun than spooning an orc.
Peregrine_Wolf 06-07-07, 05:17 PM	Because forking a whale is still more fun than spooning an orc. :heehee..... I'll give you a :cookie: for that....almost didn't make it to the bathroom.....