Falling Dmg... [Archive] - Wizards Community

Falling Dmg... [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Legazy
03-17-05, 02:38 PM where can I look it up? Unless someone can tell me how it's calculated, like when you fall from a wall or something...
Wizard
03-17-05, 02:59 PM (Feet fallen/10)*1d6.
Krelios
03-17-05, 03:06 PM 1d6 per 10' fallen--max 20d6. The first 1d6 is always non-lethal in a less than 200' fall, and you can make a Jump check DC 15 as well as a Tumble check DC 15 to reduce the distance by 10 and make another 1d6 non-lethal.
On_the_wings_of_TPK
03-17-05, 03:19 PM DMG page 303. See above for rules on it.
Callista
03-17-05, 03:24 PM A falling DMG? Hmm... I'd think it does about 1d3 * (height/10) damage, since it's lighter than your average stone block (though not by much... especially noticeable when carrying one, among three dozen other books, to a game).

I'm more experienced with the DMG used as an improvised weapon, personally.

:D

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Legazy 03-17-05, 02:38 PM	where can I look it up? Unless someone can tell me how it's calculated, like when you fall from a wall or something...
Wizard 03-17-05, 02:59 PM	(Feet fallen/10)*1d6.
Krelios 03-17-05, 03:06 PM	1d6 per 10' fallen--max 20d6. The first 1d6 is always non-lethal in a less than 200' fall, and you can make a Jump check DC 15 as well as a Tumble check DC 15 to reduce the distance by 10 and make another 1d6 non-lethal.
On_the_wings_of_TPK 03-17-05, 03:19 PM	DMG page 303. See above for rules on it.
Callista 03-17-05, 03:24 PM	A falling DMG? Hmm... I'd think it does about 1d3 * (height/10) damage, since it's lighter than your average stone block (though not by much... especially noticeable when carrying one, among three dozen other books, to a game). I'm more experienced with the DMG used as an improvised weapon, personally. :D