3.5: weapons with wounding property
So I was flipping through the 3.5 DMG last night looking to see what other enchantments I might want to get added to my pc's sword and I came across the wounding special property. Wow! This seems...
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That does seem cheap for no save. Then again, combats IMC seem to take less than 10 rounds, meaning the con damage won't even kill someone with average constitution who gets hit once a round.
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True, but every 2 points of Con damage decrease the enemy's hp by an amount equal to their level thanks to the decreasing Con. I've never given it much thought before, but it does sound a bit harsh!
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Wounding Arrows and Multishot is the key to killing Orcus (he has a Con score, unlike his undead minions who don't)
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Pathfinder nerfs the wounding property to hit point damage, but explicitly states that the bleed stacks with itself.
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I had a character in a living campaign (regional Convention-based campaign, non-RPGA) and was able to cash in some treasure/money towards getting a weapon of wounding. It was pretty sweet, esp. with...
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Sen the Collector wrote:So I was flipping through the 3.5 DMG last night looking to see what other enchantments I might want to get added to my pc's sword and I came across the wounding special...
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Moorg - That's why, in one of my campaigns, everyone you fight would also have weapons with that property. . . even the orcs and skeletons. If a standard special property is the "key" to taking out...
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Moorg - That's why, in one of my campaigns, everyone you fight would also have weapons with that property. . . even the orcs and skeletons. I also try to get something that makes me immune to ability...
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My point still stands that it's far too powerful an ability. Not that I wouldn't allow an item that could do that kind of thing into the players' hands. I just feel it should be something researched...
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Yeah, I can't believe they never did any errata for the wounding property. And you folks seem to agree with me -- it's too powerful of an ability for a +2 bonus.The Pathfinder fix seems reasonable...
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Sen the Collector wrote:The Pathfinder fix seems reasonable -- does it work the same as creatures with the wounding ability, wherein each wound inflicted bleeds 1 hp of dmg each round thereafter? If...
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Bears a strange resemblance to what Wounding looked like back before 3rd Edition oddly enough.
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I presented the "brokenness" of this last week to my Thursday gaming group and let them know that I'd be houseruling it. After reading it over, the other gamers who GM decided that they'd do the...
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Frankly, I think the Pathfinder version is more broken than the 3.5 one.Losing 1 Con point is bad, but bleed damage is really nasty. It's not too bad for PCs (with lots of access to curatives), but...
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OK, "Heal" is not a trained only spell, so even those untrained in it can make a roll with their Wis bonus, right? Correct me if I'm wrong, but that means that anything sentient can try to stop the...
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And by the book, you don't even need a healing kit to try it too.
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Damien's observation is a sound bit of warning of possible abuses of bleeding. I assume that he means that the party leaves the combat via dimension door or teleporting. Otherwise the creature...
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