an unfortunate occurrence indeed
an unfortunate occurrence indeed
Background: in Pathfinder undead characters can't be healed by normal healing spells, instead they take damage
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Aw man, the issues with positive and negative energies :)
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You mean like in every RPG since the 80's?
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Except for RuneScape, Elder Scrolls, MAID, RAW DnD (multiple editions), Vampire the Masquerade, GURPS, and many more. Its a trope that I think originated from Warcraft (really unsure about that answer). But not really many RPGs do that according to their rules explicitly.
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It started in D&D 2.0 for certain, might have been in 1.0 but I don't remember. That predates Warcraft by a few months....
Also that's the way it worked in 3.0 D&D. You had to cast "Cause [Intensity level] Wounds" to heal Undead. I dunno about 4th, but my friends that play 5th run it that way.
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It's in every jrpg since the NES
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Okay, old man
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That one Final Fantasy boss fight that you can one hit kill with a healing potion tho was badass.
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You when the:
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This is gold!!!! :D
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Glad you enjoy it
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Ogre battle comes to mind!
I was so happy when I was finally able to BEFRIEND a ghost in the Pogrom forest .... only for a healer to accidentally kill ........
http://gamemakeworld.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/battle-ghost-bq.jpg
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I recently started focusing a bit more on CRPG games, so this stuff is fairly new to me.
I can't remember how often I tried to walk somewhere with my character mid-fight, only to be beaten to a pulp, because I forgot attacks of opportunity.
It more than once made me laugh at my stupidity, I absolutely love it
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