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| #1pluisjenSep 28, 2010 3:13:16 | Would this be a suitable feat? Infernal Mind Your mind burns with the passion of demons and devils, and any who gaze into it get burned by it. Prerequisite: Tiefling Effect: Whenever an enemy within 10 squares targets you with an attack vs Will, you may use your Infernal Wrath as an Immediate Interrupt. Doing so expends that power. Pro: You can use Infernal Wrath even when the enemy misses. You can actually kill your attacker before he can cast the spell. Con: It only works against some monsters. Overpowered? Underpowered? PEACH please, thanks! |
| #2iqwinnSep 28, 2010 19:48:22 | Would this be a suitable feat? FTFY, as demons have nothing to do with the Infernal, but rather Chaos. |
| #3pluisjenSep 29, 2010 5:02:56 | Thanks for the advice Earchima, I'm going to compare the two and see where I go. Also thanks for the fix iqwinn, this'll fit the general D&D fluff a lot better. (My own group doesn't really differ much between demons and devils; the words are unfortunately to closely linked and constantly used interchangably, so I've pretty much just lumped them together) |
| #4iqwinnSep 29, 2010 21:30:53 | No problem. Most people, even a lot of Christians who should know better, have trouble differentiating between devils (fallen angels) and demons (evil/unclean spirits). I can see how it can be confusing, as they are both malevolent spiritual creatures, but their origins, while connected, are different. |
| #5pluisjenSep 30, 2010 2:57:01 | It probably depends on which mythology you look at, considering the poster above you seems to disagree ![]() I think I'll change it to deal Int or Cha-mod damage but still trigger before the actual attack, that makes it different from Empty Mind but still somewhat decent. We'll see how it works out ingame; I think the player will at least enjoy it. |