@Gallo, you move with no issue as you use your power, but...
DC11 Heal check is required to move Lastuce without "killing" him.
If you are rolling successfully, you will have a success, if not a failure and you will make him very badly or happy.
Gallo try, to save him buddy, I want him on my team. I respect a NPC who fall 110 feet and survive the (11D10)[47] damage!! (Just kidding, I know it is for the dramatic scene!).
EDIT : only 47 damages... not so impressive after alll... you can let him die!
Timlaff, the naration text seem to imply we cannot try to stop the avalanche anymore, but you left the possibilty in your cut and paste Spoiler.... which one is correct?
Consider that there are still rocks falling until the end of the round, so if you are affected, you still have the -10 to your Skill Check, even at 110 feet below.
That's fine... I know I won't be able to move anyways so if I stop some rocks from falling on the others, good.
By the way, shouldn't we get damage from the rocks?
That's fine... I know I won't be able to move anyways so if I stop some rocks from falling on the others, good.
By the way, shouldn't we get damage from the rocks?
I do not take that trouble to count damage, because you have either been buried, crush, or throw down on to much failure. Dead anyway.
Here are the full details about your class from compendium :
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Artificer
CLASS TRAITS
Role: Leader. You channel arcane power into items that empower your allies and hinder your enemies. You lean toward controller as a secondary role.
Power Source: Arcane. The cryptic formulas of arcane magic and the complex recipes of alchemy appeal to you. You are especially knowledgeable about magic items.
Key Abilities: Intelligence, Constitution, Wisdom
Hit Points at 1st Level: 12+ Constitution Score.
Hit Points per Level Gained: 5
Healing Surges per Day: 6+ Constitution Modifier.
Trained Skills: Arcana. From the class skills list below, choose 4 more trained skills at 1st level.
Class Skills: Arcana (Int), Diplomacy (Cha), Dungeoneering (Wis), Heal (Wis), History (Int), Perception (Wis), Thievery (Dex).
Build Options: Battlesmith Artificer, Tinkerer Artificer, Warrior Forge Artificer.
Class features: Arcane Empowerment, Arcane Rejuvenation, Healing Infusion, Ritual Casting.
Artificers treat mastery of magic like a technical skill. They see patterns in energy and matter, and they understand how to manipulate the flow of magic in and around objects and creatures. Artificers channel energy into items using magical components, diagrams, and complex chains of sigils. Their skills let them assemble a magic device for any situation.
As an artificer, you might be a formal student of magic who became interested in artifacts and arcane items. Alternatively, you could be a tinkerer who devised magic tools in a musty basement. Or perhaps you are an explorer who found your knowledge in the forgotten places of the world. Whatever the source of your talents, a passion for the technical components of magic drives you to perfect your art.
With a bandolier slung across your chest, you carry an arsenal of alchemical compounds, magic implements, mundane materials, and tools. Your weapons, implements, and other gear are inscribed with runes and mystic patterns. You mix reagents, drink potions, and craft items. You use your knowledge to infuse yourself and your allies with arcane power. And one day, your magical skills will carry you into legend.
CREATING A ARTIFICER
Three artificer builds are presented here: the battlesmith, the tinkerer, and the warrior forge artificer. The tinkerer creates arcane constructs, the battlesmith infuses weapons and armor with magic, and the warrior forge artificer attacks from a distance with ranged weapons and implement attacks. All artificers rely on Intelligence to create and control their spells. In addition, Wisdom helps you animate constructs, while Constitution focuses your magic in nonanimate items.
BATTLESMITH ARTIFICER
You weave strands of magic and thread them into items and allies. With these infusions, weapons become stronger, armor becomes tougher, and allies become more durable. You should make Intelligence your highest ability score, because it determines the accuracy and potency of your attack powers. Constitution helps augment your spells’ damage and defense boosts, so it should be your second highest ability. A good Wisdom score can help bolster your Will and support any powers you take outside your specialty.
Suggested Feat: Alchemy
Suggested Skills: Arcana, Heal, History, Perception,Thievery
Suggested At-Will Powers: aggravating force, static shock
Suggested Encounter Power: burning weapons
Suggested Daily Power: icebound sigil
TINKERER ARTIFICER
Using whatever materials are on hand, you empower weapons and armors and even create allies. You imbue each of your creations with magic, elemental spirits, and a spark of life, giving it the power to perform a specific task. Your attack powers are based on Intelligence, so it should be your primary ability score. Your second-best ability score should be Wisdom, which enhances the artifices and the constructs you create. Other artificer powers rely on Constitution, so that should be your third highest ability score.
Suggested Feat: Alchemy
Suggested Skills: Arcana, Heal, History, Perception, Thievery
Suggested At-Will Powers: magic weapon, thundering armor
Suggested Encounter Power: spike wire
Suggested Daily Power: obedient servant
WARRIOR FORGE ARTIFICER
The warrior forge artificer fights from a distance, using implement and ranged weapon attacks to deliver punishment away from the front lines. The warrior forge artificer turns his allies into his weapons, while at the same time providing them with defensive bonuses so that they can stand up to the increased punishment that comes with having one less character in melee combat. Assign your highest ability score to Intelligence, and your second highest to Wisdom. The build offers a path of powers for implement users, as well as one for weapon users, but you can mix and match if you so choose.
Suggested Feat
Suggested Skills
Suggested At-Will Powers:
Suggested Encounter Power:
Suggested Daily Power: flameburst armor
ARTIFICER CLASS FEATURES
You have the following class features.
ARCANE EMPOWERMENT
Your study of magic has given you the ability to manipulate the arcane energy contained within items. You begin each day with the ability to empower a magic item, and you gain one additional arcane empowerment for each milestone you reach. You must spend a short rest with an item in order to empower it. You can empower an item in two ways.
Augment Energy
You infuse a weapon or an implement with a reservoir of energy that lasts until the end of your next extended rest or until it is expended. The wielder of the implement or the weapon can use a free action after making an attack roll to expend the reservoir of energy to gain a +2 bonus to that attack roll. An implement or a weapon can be augmented only once per day in this way.
Impart Energy
You recharge the daily power of a magic item. An item can be recharged only once per day in this way.
ARCANE REJUVENATION
Before combat, an artificer spends time infusing his or her allies’ magic items with curative energy. Whenever one of the artificer’s allies uses a magic item’s daily power, that ally absorbs the energy and gains temporary hit points equal to one-half your level + your Intelligence modifier.
HEALING INFUSION
You can create healing infusions for later use. At the end of an extended rest, you create two healing infusions that last until the end of your next extended rest. At 16th level, you instead create three healing infusions.
You determine the effect of a healing infusion at the time you use the power, not at the time you create it. When you use a Healing Infusion power, you expend one of the infusions you created during your last extended rest. During a short rest, you or an ally can spend a healing surge to replenish one of the infusions expended.
When you create an artificer, you can choose to take the shielding elixir power in place of the resistive formula power. If you do so, the shielding elixir healing infusion functions exactly as other healing infusions do, with regards to their use and replenishment. If you choose the shielding elixir infusion, you cannot create the resistive formula healing infusion at all.
Artificer Feature Healing Infusion: Curative Admixture
You use the magic of your infusion to heal the wounds of your target.
Encounter (Special) Arcane, Healing
Minor Action Close burst 5 (10 at 11th level, 15 at 21st level)
Target: You or one ally in the burst
Effect: The target regains hit points equal to its healing surge value + your Wisdom modifier, and you expend an infusion crafted with your Healing Infusion class feature.
Level 6: Healing surge value + your Wisdom modifier + 2.
Level 11: Healing surge value + your Wisdom modifier + 4.
Level 16: Healing surge value + your Wisdom modifier + 6.
Level 21: Healing surge value + your Wisdom modifier + 8.
Level 26: Healing surge value + your Wisdom modifier + 10.
Special: You can use two Healing Infusion powers per encounter, but only one per round. At 16th level, you can use three Healing Infusion powers per encounter, but only one per round.
Artificer Feature Healing Infusion: Resistive Formula
You channel the energy of your infusion into your target’s armor, providing lasting protection.
Encounter (Special) Arcane
Minor Action Close burst 5 (10 at 11th level, 15 at 21st level)
Target: You or one ally in the burst
Effect: The target gains a +1 power bonus to AC until the end of the encounter, and you expend an infusion crafted with your Healing Infusion class feature. The target can end the bonus as a free action to gain temporary hit points equal to its healing surge value + your Constitution modifier.
Level 11: Temporary hit points equal to the target’s healing surge value + twice your Constitution modifier.
Level 21: Temporary hit points equal to the target’s healing surge value + three times your Constitution modifier.
Special: You can use two Healing Infusion powers per encounter, but only one per round. At 16th level, you can use three Healing Infusion powers per encounter, but only one per round.
Artificer Feature Healing Infusion: Shielding Elixir
You carefully prepare a formula that inoculates your target’s body against damage of a certain type.
Encounter (Special) Arcane
Minor Action Close burst 5 (10 at 11th level, 15 at 21st level)
Target: You or one ally in the burst
Effect: The target gains resist 5 to one of the following damage types until the end of the encounter: cold, fire, force, lightning, necrotic, poison, radiant, or thunder. The target can end the bonus as a free action to become immune to that damage type until the end of his or her next turn.
Level 11: Resist 10.
Level 21: Resist 15.
Special: You can use two Healing Infusion powers per encounter, but only one per round. At 16th level, you can use three Healing Infusion powers per encounter, but only one per round.
RITUAL CASTING
You gain the Ritual Caster feat as a bonus feat, allowing you to use magical rituals.
RITUAL BOOK
You own a ritual book, and it contains the following rituals that you have mastered: Brew Potion, Disenchant Magic Item, Enchant Magic Item, and Make Whole. In addition, you can use Disenchant Magic Item without expending components.
IMPLEMENTS
Artificers make use of rods, staffs, and wands to help channel and direct their arcane powers. Without an implement, an artificer can still use artificer powers, including those that have the implement keyword. An artificer wielding a magic rod, staff, or wand can add its enhancement bonus to the attack rolls and the damage rolls of artificer powers, as well as artificer paragon path powers, that have the implement keyword.
Some artificer powers have the weapon keyword and often require a ranged weapon. If the ranged weapon fires ammunition, the ammunition carries the power’s effect. Otherwise, the weapon carries the effect. When the attack is made, a mundane weapon returns to the artificer like a magic thrown weapon does.
Published in Eberron Player's Guide, page(s) 44.
You healing power is this one ;
Artificer Feature Healing Infusion: Curative Admixture
You use the magic of your infusion to heal the wounds of your target.
Encounter (Special) Arcane, Healing
Minor Action Close burst 5 (10 at 11th level, 15 at 21st level)
Target: You or one ally in the burst
Effect: The target regains hit points equal to its healing surge value + your Wisdom modifier, and you expend an infusion crafted with your Healing Infusion class feature.
Level 6: Healing surge value + your Wisdom modifier + 2.
Level 11: Healing surge value + your Wisdom modifier + 4.
Level 16: Healing surge value + your Wisdom modifier + 6.
Level 21: Healing surge value + your Wisdom modifier + 8.
Level 26: Healing surge value + your Wisdom modifier + 10.
Special: You can use two Healing Infusion powers per encounter, but only one per round. At 16th level, you can use three Healing Infusion powers per encounter, but only one per round.
Feats:
Light blade Expertise (+1/2/3 (by tier) to attack and dmg rolls with light blade weapon)
Net training (Proficient with net)
Wilderness weariness ()
Nimble blade (+1 per tier to hit with light blade)
Precision Throw (Use DEX instead of STR to attack and damage of thrown weapons)
Thanks Dekkah, it was the healing infusion portion that was not aware of. They are like 2 mana points that I can use between each extended rest. (I'll add that to my status.)
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