I have two questions of my own, if I can tag them onto the end of this thread rather than post a new one....
What is the DC when the character rolls Luck to turn over the body?
And can Elves use Spellburn? The rules only really mention Wizards (can) /Clerics (usually cannot).
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Re: Series of Unrelated Questions
No DC, just have the fallen character roll equal to or less than his/her Luck score on 1d20.mikeawmids wrote:I have two questions of my own, if I can tag them onto the end of this thread rather than post a new one....
What is the DC when the character rolls Luck to turn over the body?
Don't see why not, and this from Joseph (back before the game saw print) seems to support it:mikeawmids wrote:And can Elves use Spellburn? The rules only really mention Wizards (can) /Clerics (usually cannot).
http://www.goodman-games.com/forums/vie ... 491#p28491
Emphasis mine.goodmangames wrote:Thus is born the spellburn system, which allows a spellcaster to seek aid from an otherworldly patron -- at a price. A spellcaster can sacrifice physical ability scores (Strength, Agility, or Stamina) in a 1:1 ratio to enhance his spell check. Sacrifice 4 points of strength and add +4 to your next spell check. The ability score loss heals -- slowly -- and there is a table to provide inspiration of exactly what act is committed to cause the loss of that Strength. So your low-level wizard...or, let's say, elf...who appeals to the aid of an otherworldly power...say, Arioch...may get that aid -- but only if he drains his own physical stamina and contributes three souls in the next hour.