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Date Posted: 07:31:36 11/20/03 Thu
Author: Fyrestryke
Subject: Re: Oh.
In reply to: mvd 's message, "Re: Oh." on 07:26:23 11/20/03 Thu

>>>Now, if a spell does d4 damage, is it then roll a d4
>>>and multiply by the other number?
>>
>>That is the way I like doing it. Bob and Mark argued
>>against it way back in the beginning of 3.0.
>
>
>I think we argued against it for two reasons: One,
>who likes doing minimum damage? Two, it all averages
>out eventually anyway...

Well, I don't have many spell-slingers, but I'm gonna use that on my spells that do damage... :) That's means Xalandra's grappled Dissolving Touch or Breath of the Dragon powers can do 11 to 44 points of damage. Instead of 27 average. I like the CHAOS in that!

When you think about it, it's done the same way as weapon damage. (at least compared to a crit)

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