Do spell resistences stack? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Do spell resistences stack? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
therisenevil
10-06-04, 12:22 PM For qustion see topic.
jnrhayz
10-06-04, 12:38 PM No.
Welcome
10-06-04, 01:26 PM The Forsaker (can't remember which book) gets a SR which stacks with all others, and is to my limited knowledge the only exception to the SR-doesn't-stack rule.
Board_Rider
10-06-04, 02:31 PM They do not stack I think. However I will allow a character as many chances to get an SR check as items or ability allows.

Say a PC is a Drow - 1 check
With a Ring of SR 5 - 1 check
I treat it as different lines of defense.
White rabbit
10-06-04, 08:26 PM I believe that spell resistance is superceded by the highest the target has. I think that damage reduction is the only defence that is layered as long as the effect that bypasses the DR is different (i.e. 5/magic and 3/silver).
JabberWocky
10-06-04, 09:46 PM The Forsaker (can't remember which book) gets a SR which stacks with all others, and is to my limited knowledge the only exception to the SR-doesn't-stack rule.

I think "the Sage" fixed that.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
therisenevil 10-06-04, 12:22 PM	For qustion see topic.
jnrhayz 10-06-04, 12:38 PM	No.
Welcome 10-06-04, 01:26 PM	The Forsaker (can't remember which book) gets a SR which stacks with all others, and is to my limited knowledge the only exception to the SR-doesn't-stack rule.
Board_Rider 10-06-04, 02:31 PM	They do not stack I think. However I will allow a character as many chances to get an SR check as items or ability allows. Say a PC is a Drow - 1 check With a Ring of SR 5 - 1 check I treat it as different lines of defense.
White rabbit 10-06-04, 08:26 PM	I believe that spell resistance is superceded by the highest the target has. I think that damage reduction is the only defence that is layered as long as the effect that bypasses the DR is different (i.e. 5/magic and 3/silver).
JabberWocky 10-06-04, 09:46 PM	The Forsaker (can't remember which book) gets a SR which stacks with all others, and is to my limited knowledge the only exception to the SR-doesn't-stack rule. I think "the Sage" fixed that.