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Salabasha
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 Posted - 30 Apr 2004 : 01:35:10
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First off, what you rather want to "change into"? A frenzy or a rage?
Secondly, I was looking in my "Masters of the Wild" tome, and when I was reading through the book I noticed that the other rage feats... such as Destructive Rage... didn't include Frenzy. However, I opened up the "Complete Warrior" guide, and they included Frenzy (and Rage). Now the question is, which is the final information? I mean, well, does it go with the Frenzy and Rage or just the Rage? Or does the DM decide? Or does the more updated information win? I am guessing that the "Complete Warrior" is 3.5 while the MOTW is 3rd ed.
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AraznBlair
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Posted - 30 Apr 2004 : 01:50:50
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Originally posted by Salabasha
Secondly, I was looking in my "Masters of the Wild" tome, and when I was reading through the book I noticed that the other rage feats... such as Destructive Rage... didn't include Frenzy. However, I opened up the "Complete Warrior" guide, and they included Frenzy (and Rage). Now the question is, which is the final information? I mean, well, does it go with the Frenzy and Rage or just the Rage? Or does the DM decide? Or does the more updated information win? I am guessing that the "Complete Warrior" is 3.5 while the MOTW is 3rd ed.
Yes the Complete Warrior is 3.5 and IMO is the final say on the matter IF you are playing by 3.5 rules. It comes down to the DM as to which s/he wants to allow.
I don't have the CW so I really can't answer which I would rather have, the Frenzy or the Rage. |
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RogueAssassin
Learned Scribe
USA
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Posted - 30 Apr 2004 : 02:21:33
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I think that rage is much better than frenzy. Frenzy can only last so long and does subduel damage.
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Arivia
Great Reader
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Posted - 30 Apr 2004 : 03:11:01
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| It's always(for 3e, at least) been "play by the latest set of rules". So, the CW is the last word on this. |
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Veszaun Auvryath
Acolyte
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Posted - 30 Apr 2004 : 03:34:53
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Hm, no need to choose between Frenzy and Rage...I say stack 'em 
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Salabasha
Learned Scribe
Portugal
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Posted - 30 Apr 2004 : 04:05:12
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Originally posted by RogueAssassin
I think that rage is much better than frenzy. Frenzy can only last so long and does subduel damage.
-The Rogue
I am guessing by this statement that you meant that it does subdual damage to the person who is in "frenzy mode" and not the person the "frenzy dude" deals the damage to. BtW, aren't they both limited?
Here is another question, which is somewhat like the first so I will keep it in the same thread. I am making a Paladin of Slaughter as my class, then eventually I will pick Warrior of Darkness as the starting prestige. Now, the PoS gains Aura of Evil at lvl 1. However, the Warrior of Darkness gains a special ability... Aura of Evil. Does this cancel out the first one? Or does the person just get 2 Auras that are named the same? |
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RogueAssassin
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Posted - 30 Apr 2004 : 04:24:26
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It does subduel to the player. That means if you are reduced to say 5 hitpoints, and you try to stay in a frenzy for 5 rounds then you will be rendered unconcious.
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Arivia
Great Reader
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Posted - 30 Apr 2004 : 04:44:38
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Originally posted by Salabasha
quote:
Originally posted by RogueAssassin
I think that rage is much better than frenzy. Frenzy can only last so long and does subduel damage.
-The Rogue
I am guessing by this statement that you meant that it does subdual damage to the person who is in "frenzy mode" and not the person the "frenzy dude" deals the damage to. BtW, aren't they both limited?
Here is another question, which is somewhat like the first so I will keep it in the same thread. I am making a Paladin of Slaughter as my class, then eventually I will pick Warrior of Darkness as the starting prestige. Now, the PoS gains Aura of Evil at lvl 1. However, the Warrior of Darkness gains a special ability... Aura of Evil. Does this cancel out the first one? Or does the person just get 2 Auras that are named the same?
Yes, and both auras will be in effect, yes. |
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Salabasha
Learned Scribe
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Posted - 30 Apr 2004 : 05:00:05
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Originally posted by RogueAssassin
It does subduel to the player. That means if you are reduced to say 5 hitpoints, and you try to stay in a frenzy for 5 rounds then you will be rendered unconcious.
-The Rogue
Of course, if someone is fortunate enough to have the skill Deathless Frenzy... *BtW, this skill is sweet* |
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