#THE RAINY DAZE DND FULL#

I was the party cleric/warlock/eldritch disciple, so if I went down, the rest of the party was going to have a lot of problems. In the campaign where I got hit, luckily our Wizard hit me with Greater Dispel in the next round. If you're right, and there are no actual spells to protect against stun that a person is likely to have prepared, then I'm going to have to move to the 'Power Word Stun is Overpowered' camp. Can you double check the spell description of FoM? I think it specifically uses the word 'stunned' in the spell description. I remember thinking that, and then I thought I read somewhere that it did work against stun. A Stunned creature can't do anything except count down rounds until it is not stunned.) A Paralyzed creature can still take actions, if they can do it without moving, aka, Still Spell metamagic. (A Stun does not so much impede your movement as prevent you from taking actions in the first place, which Freedom of Movement doesn't protect against. If the cleric hadn't been able to bypass DR, then we might have had serious casualties.įreedom of Movement does not protect against Stun. I am however thankful that I showed the spell BotR to him before we encountered the glabrezu. Was the party in serious trouble because of PW: Stun. I only wish the beguiler had gone sooner so I could have gotten the Haste. I'm out for 4 rounds.Ĭleric uses DM to burn turns and drop a quickened Blessings of the Righteous, takes his three attacks, and drops the glabrezu. I go next (K of C) and do 54 and 40 points of damage bypassing DR, dropping the glabrezu to 80 HP. Marshal wins init, gives everyone a move action (Myself and the Cleric move to flank) The glabrezu got to take exactly ONE action.

Our party (10th level) recently met the glabrezu (CR 14) at the end of one of the chapters in SCAP.

#THE RAINY DAZE DND FULL#

Any outsider who uses a power word (single target spell) to incapacitate a single party member ISN'T doing something else that's even worse, like taking a full round of attacks on the frontline fighters. Slap that on a creature that advances 4 HD/CR and its not hard to make a collosal monsterous centipede or 40hd zombie that can can autoTPK most EL appropriate parties. The higher HD creatures can get Blasphemy as a SLA. Evolved Undead from LM grants this, and I think fiendish or something similar does too. I think the worst thing though, is applying a template that grants SLAs dependant on HD. That'll at least buy off the first Blasphemy in a day. I think 3rd Eye: Clarity allows the user to negate a daze effect once a day too. It also cripples your casters unless they prep with Silent Spell, Metamagic Rods of Silence, or are Shadowcraft Mages.

Unfortunately, silence can be dispelled, but it does buy a round if the balor chooses to do this. That means it can be blocked by a level 2 silence spell. Something a lot of people don't see is that Blasphemy is a sonic spell. Occult Slayers are immune to PW:Stun :) I know, I play one, and it has paid off! It is a pretty nasty spell though.

The rainy daze dnd