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You are made of fire, so you're always incorporealFaruel1998 said:
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Save the World Meta Thread 2
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GreyFang82
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Right, I see what you're saying now.
Didn't know what kind of Draugr, I'm with you there.
Didn't know what kind of Draugr, I'm with you there.
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I quote verbatim from the site where I read.
"Draugar apparently began as a incorporeal spirit (the word actually means ghost), but at one point in the early mythology he acquired corporeal bodies through the stone, to inflate their bodies to enormous dimensions, to control their time, to see the future, to control their time, for the future, a cat that can increase or decrease its weight, a troll, a seal, a large skinned bull and a gray horse with a broken back "
https://tobiasmastgrave.wordpress.com/tag/draugr/
"Draugar apparently began as a incorporeal spirit (the word actually means ghost), but at one point in the early mythology he acquired corporeal bodies through the stone, to inflate their bodies to enormous dimensions, to control their time, to see the future, to control their time, for the future, a cat that can increase or decrease its weight, a troll, a seal, a large skinned bull and a gray horse with a broken back "
https://tobiasmastgrave.wordpress.com/tag/draugr/
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I think that refers more to the folklore changing as time passed
GreyFang82
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I mean... D&D has a bunch of stuff that is magic and conisdered magical.
There are things that aren't effected such as Ki or innate magic. If the creature itself is made of magic, born from magic, etc they should be fine.
This is why Dragons in dnd are immune to anti-magic and can still do magic stuff.
There are things that aren't effected such as Ki or innate magic. If the creature itself is made of magic, born from magic, etc they should be fine.
This is why Dragons in dnd are immune to anti-magic and can still do magic stuff.
GreyFang82
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If the person must conjure magical energy or casts spells, they should be neg'd.
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Draugr has no magical energy or uses mystical forces
GreyFang82
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Nope, Ki from monks are also immune from Beholder negation.
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@Grey
Dragon's breath doesn't get nulled because it's a biological attack, which is also why anti-magic shield aren't effctive against it
Also the innate spell caasting of litches gets nulled.
@Faruel
Just because it's not straight up said what the Draugr uses to do it's powers, it doesn't mean you should assume it's not affected
aslo conisdering it comes from norse mythology, it's likely just magic.
Dragon's breath doesn't get nulled because it's a biological attack, which is also why anti-magic shield aren't effctive against it
Also the innate spell caasting of litches gets nulled.
@Faruel
Just because it's not straight up said what the Draugr uses to do it's powers, it doesn't mean you should assume it's not affected
aslo conisdering it comes from norse mythology, it's likely just magic.
GreyFang82
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Edit: Sorry I misread
Liches have innate Spell Casting, Spell Casting means it doesn't have it as a part of their physiology they can cast spells but that's conjuring magical energy vs having it already in them
Liches have innate Spell Casting, Spell Casting means it doesn't have it as a part of their physiology they can cast spells but that's conjuring magical energy vs having it already in them
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So do you admit that Draugr is itself a magical creature?
GreyFang82
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I'm pulling out the WoG http://media.wizards.com/2016/downloads/DND/SA-Compendium.pdf Edit: Look at the end of page 13 and on, it tells you how anti-magic/dispel magic works and what it can work on.
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I checked and I have only one thing to say.
"Go Josian! Go Josian! ... You're the storm! You're the storm!"
"Go Josian! Go Josian! ... You're the storm! You're the storm!"
GreyFang82
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"the concentrated magical energy that is contained in a magic item or channeled to create a spell or other focused magical effect"
Stuff like this is negated, the fact a Draugr is "alive" isn't negated.
You said they don't have any type of energy like that @Faruel?
Stuff like this is negated, the fact a Draugr is "alive" isn't negated.
You said they don't have any type of energy like that @Faruel?
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@Faruel
Yes, he's pretty magical and like i said itself will not get nulled, but the 2magic" used to use it's abilties will
Yes, he's pretty magical and like i said itself will not get nulled, but the 2magic" used to use it's abilties will
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Okay, so is it fine if I play as an already existing character or...?
BTW, I'd like to join later, if more PCs are accepted later on.
BTW, I'd like to join later, if more PCs are accepted later on.
GreyFang82
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Last I checked, that part is full. But you could always wait for Crimson to Respond
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Look at the comment AGAIN.
GreyFang82
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Ok, I didn't see it when you edited it. You ninja'd me what do you want me to say?
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I am 100% sure Crimson would make an exception to the rule for him
CinnabarManx421
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JFC what happened while I was gone?
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We found a town
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Yobo Blue said:
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Hmm Dedric would likely be ok.
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Its probably best we have Boris if this wasn't a combat RP, he'd eventually make it a PvE.
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@ Overlord775
I have inquired, apparently the anti-magic cone of Beholder can undo the powers of Draugr ... but not the magical artifacts, so nothing prevents me from using an enchanted weapon with Draugr's weather manipulation to do the techniques that I have listed.
And before you ask, yes ... summoning the storm is a magical skill of Draugr ... but the storm is a normal storm, so it's not considered magical
I have inquired, apparently the anti-magic cone of Beholder can undo the powers of Draugr ... but not the magical artifacts, so nothing prevents me from using an enchanted weapon with Draugr's weather manipulation to do the techniques that I have listed.
And before you ask, yes ... summoning the storm is a magical skill of Draugr ... but the storm is a normal storm, so it's not considered magical
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O v oGreyFang82 said:
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It explicitly says "magical energy" which is not contained in the artifact.
I had asked the question about Beholder and the nullification of Draugr's powers on a DnD reddit thread and was told that anti-magic cone does not affect artifacts and gods.
I had asked the question about Beholder and the nullification of Draugr's powers on a DnD reddit thread and was told that anti-magic cone does not affect artifacts and gods.
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D&D gods have 4-D resistances tho
also i don't think the weapons you make would be considered artifacts
also i don't think the weapons you make would be considered artifacts
