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Quote from: ThePwush on March 20, 2013, 06:27:26 PMSounds good![The silly little monk whistles as she walks away, feeding the minks along the way....]Is there any way to make monks subject to magical diseases like mummy rot, lycanthropy, devil chills/demon fever, and Infestation of Maggots are per the Purity of Body feat description that states that monks only gain immunity to mundane maladies?
Sounds good![The silly little monk whistles as she walks away, feeding the minks along the way....]
Quote from: ThePwush on March 21, 2013, 04:12:06 PMQuote from: Theorem Of Neutrality on March 21, 2013, 09:56:39 AMQuote from: ThePwush on March 20, 2013, 06:27:26 PMSounds good![The silly little monk whistles as she walks away, feeding the minks along the way....]Is there any way to make monks subject to magical diseases like mummy rot, lycanthropy, devil chills/demon fever, and Infestation of Maggots are per the Purity of Body feat description that states that monks only gain immunity to mundane maladies?[The diminutive monk suddenly stops, and although she is blindfolded, it is easy to tell she is shifting her eyes side to side. For the her kin in monk and mink-kind, she will quietly begin a plan of sabotage....]I believe that the diseases inflicted by monsters are supernatural by definition, not magical, so are still covered by the monk's immunity since the descriptions state susceptibility to magical disease. Now, with that being said, yes, diseases caused by a spell or other magical origin should be able to affect monks if their description is magical, not supernatural. [A bead of sweat runs down her forehead...she must warn the others....] I'm sure. I was just picking on you!
Quote from: Theorem Of Neutrality on March 21, 2013, 09:56:39 AMQuote from: ThePwush on March 20, 2013, 06:27:26 PMSounds good![The silly little monk whistles as she walks away, feeding the minks along the way....]Is there any way to make monks subject to magical diseases like mummy rot, lycanthropy, devil chills/demon fever, and Infestation of Maggots are per the Purity of Body feat description that states that monks only gain immunity to mundane maladies?[The diminutive monk suddenly stops, and although she is blindfolded, it is easy to tell she is shifting her eyes side to side. For the her kin in monk and mink-kind, she will quietly begin a plan of sabotage....]I believe that the diseases inflicted by monsters are supernatural by definition, not magical, so are still covered by the monk's immunity since the descriptions state susceptibility to magical disease. Now, with that being said, yes, diseases caused by a spell or other magical origin should be able to affect monks if their description is magical, not supernatural. [A bead of sweat runs down her forehead...she must warn the others....]
Quote from: MistJumper on March 21, 2013, 10:16:59 AM For instance the current way if your bitten by a sewer rat, you might end up with mummy shakes, instead of rat fever, or whatever they are named.That's incorrect. The rat's bite creature item only inflicts "filth fever" on-hit. All creature weapons only have one disease inflicted on-hit.
For instance the current way if your bitten by a sewer rat, you might end up with mummy shakes, instead of rat fever, or whatever they are named.
Nope, that feat's script is hardcoded.
Quote from: Bluebomber4evr on March 21, 2013, 04:29:36 PMNope, that feat's script is hardcoded.But can't NWNx do aaannnnyyytthhhiinnngggg?
