Malapterus
2018-05-24, 11:54 PM
Does poison stack?
Like, say I am a dual-wielding rogue with the same poison on both my daggers, and I land two hits on the same person.
Does only the first dose of poison effect them, or do both doses advance as separate instances?
The real reason I am asking is actually for Ravages from the Book of Exalted Deeds, because I am thinking of a monk with Touch of Golden Ice ( https://dndtools.net/feats/book-of-exalted-deeds--52/touch-of-golden-ice--2939/ ) and I am wondering if every single landed punch from my Flurry of Blows would be a new instance of Golden Ice, or if future instances would have to wait till the first one is resolved.
As another note, from what I read, it does not appear that Ravages have any manner of Save - they're automatic unless you can get some sort of immunity or spell to work against them. Is this right, or am I missing something?
A third note note note. You can't kill someone with Str or Dex damage and you're not really tormenting them if you're not doing Int, Wis, or Cha damage. If you were the DM would you say Touch of Golden Ice violates Vow of Nonviolence & Vow of Peace? In the end you're just temporarily disabling someone with no chance of killing them & that doesn't seem any different than Nonlethal Damage to me.
Like, say I am a dual-wielding rogue with the same poison on both my daggers, and I land two hits on the same person.
Does only the first dose of poison effect them, or do both doses advance as separate instances?
The real reason I am asking is actually for Ravages from the Book of Exalted Deeds, because I am thinking of a monk with Touch of Golden Ice ( https://dndtools.net/feats/book-of-exalted-deeds--52/touch-of-golden-ice--2939/ ) and I am wondering if every single landed punch from my Flurry of Blows would be a new instance of Golden Ice, or if future instances would have to wait till the first one is resolved.
As another note, from what I read, it does not appear that Ravages have any manner of Save - they're automatic unless you can get some sort of immunity or spell to work against them. Is this right, or am I missing something?
A third note note note. You can't kill someone with Str or Dex damage and you're not really tormenting them if you're not doing Int, Wis, or Cha damage. If you were the DM would you say Touch of Golden Ice violates Vow of Nonviolence & Vow of Peace? In the end you're just temporarily disabling someone with no chance of killing them & that doesn't seem any different than Nonlethal Damage to me.