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So, undead can be blinded in 2e?

RedWizardRedWizard Member Posts: 242
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Guess I've been playing 3.5 too much. Yay for Glitterdust and critical hits on undead!

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  • monitomonito Member Posts: 15
    If I remember correctly, they left that decision somewhat up to the DM, unless otherwise specified. I know in the games I run, I typically allow weak illusions and blinding to work on many types of undead, the only exception being skeletons. (Phantasmal force would work on them, but not blinding). In fact, I think I remember both the pros and cons being listed for each side of that coin in one of the source books, though I fail to remember which one.

    Also, crits should always work, forever. Unless your playing Baldurs Gate and your wearing a helmet. Because helmets need a purpose?
  • MokonaMokona Member Posts: 89
    Whatever you do, don't snort the glitterdust. Bad times man.
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