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orcmonk220
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 | | 03/13/2006 3:22 PM |
| If a Ranger took the toughness feat, then contracted Lycanthrope from a werewolf, would the wolf form gain the +3 HP?
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reezel
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| | 03/13/2006 3:52 PM |
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Originally posted by orcmonk220
If a Ranger took the toughness feat, then contracted Lycanthrope from a werewolf, would the wolf form gain the +3 HP?
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Chris
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taliesin
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| | 03/13/2006 3:53 PM |
| Toughness is a one-time 3 hp bonus, not a bonus 3 hp per hit die.
If you meant the Improved Toughness feat, then the bonus is 1 hp per hit die, not 3, and yes, the ranger would get 2d8 + (animal form's) Con modifier + 2 (improved toughness) hp. | |
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orcmonk220
Underboss
1608 Posts
| | 03/13/2006 4:10 PM |
| Thanks.
Basically, my ranger was 5d8+8 before Lycanthrope, then contracted it. Now, he's 5d8+8 plus 2d8+9 due to the attack.
Actually, this is all part of a mystery adventure for the party, where a group of Lycanthrope hunters have been attacked, one bitten, and the other killed by him. The dead man's son has nowinherited his masterwork silver dagger, but it's been stolen.
I also added Humanoid (Shapechanger) to the Ranger's Favoured Enemies list. | |
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True_Blue
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2386 Posts
| | 03/14/2006 5:44 PM |
| | yea Improved Toughness adds per HD, Toughness just adds +3 hp's once. | |
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