Diabl0658's inane questions for the DMs

[Tala]

Nope

[Diabl0658]

What happens during a full damage PvP if an npc kills someone, and no DM was there to witness? Should it be treated as permadeath? Should they be allowed to respawn back in 100?

What if the player intending to kill the one who falls to an npc hasn't actually dealt any damage yet (say they cast a hold person and then a hasted ogre bandit runs over and kills the victim in a single round)?

[SunrypeSlim]

(say they cast a hold person and then a hasted ogre bandit runs over and kills the victim in a single round)?

I'd lol.

[Bearic]

What happens during a full damage PvP if an npc kills someone, and no DM was there to witness? Should it be treated as permadeath? Should they be allowed to respawn back in 100?

What if the player intending to kill the one who falls to an npc hasn't actually dealt any damage yet (say they cast a hold person and then a hasted ogre bandit runs over and kills the victim in a single round)?

If two pcs were fighting and one ran into their death by some monster, they could respawn, but ideally should respawn to their body. Otherwise, it's technically fair game to fight around monsters or otherwise.

[Diabl0658]

Question 12: Is it okay to cast buff spells on hostile NPCs (a war troll in the swamps for example) in the hopes they attack another PC?

[Howlando]

If it's in service to some kind of legitimate IC plot purpose / rivalry, then sure. If it's just random bored griefing, then no.

[Diabl0658]

Question 13: Is it okay to ask a player OOC for permission to sneak into their quest without notifying them IC, as opposed to getting a DM to facilitate such? For example, a stalker sorcerer sneaking into a ring challenge or even just an every day orcs run.

[Howlando]

My immediate reaction is that this probably isn't a great idea.

[Astra]

Can druids wear metallic rings and amulets? Like a gold ring or necklace.

[Howlando]

Yes

[Diabl0658]

Does counterspelling require setting players to hostile?

[Tala]

Yes

[Diabl0658]

There is a rule against placing traps on transitions, but im not sure how this ruling applies here:

If someone is teleporting towards me can I place a short duration damaging spell or trap on the spot of their arrival? (and setting hostile all of course)

[Bearic]

I would say no. The ruling against traps on transitions is to prevent players from being damaged before they load in. If they teleport in, that would also be loading in.

[Diabl0658]

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