Notícias D&D 4e (Arquivo 2)

[Sr. Pichu]

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[AKImeru]

Se eleito, eu prometo fazer um forúm onde todos os jogadores de Máfia receberam warns apenas porque sim.

Se você declarar ser um furrie, mandarei meus ninjas para sua casa.

Um filtro de expressão: "Tormenta é um bom cenãrio" vira "Tormenta é um esterco flamejante."

[DracoDruida]

Se eleito, eu prometo fazer um forúm onde todos os jogadores de Máfia receberam warns apenas porque sim.

Perdeu o meu voto, Oda. =(

[arghsupremo]

Se eleito, eu prometo fazer um forúm onde todos os jogadores de Máfia receberam warns apenas porque sim.

Se você declarar ser um furrie, mandarei meus ninjas para sua casa.

Um filtro de expressão: "Tormenta é um bom cenãrio" vira "Tormenta é um esterco flamejante."

Agora sou cabo eleitoral!

[ShinRyuu]

Notícias do Races & Classes, por Reaper Steve:

Armor Categories (in order):
Heavy Clothes
Leather
Hide
Chain
Scale
Plate
(each category has neat options, like feyweave, razorscale, etc.)

Weapons:
Simplest--maces and spears
massive damage-- warhammer, maul
less damage, better accuracy--swords
in between those two--axes
finesse (rogues, rangers)--short sword, scimitar, rapier

(there is mention of twin scimitars here, so I take it TWF will be an option, but maybe not a fully fleshed out one?)

http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=214373

[ShinRyuu]

Mais notícias do livro, por Plane Sailing:

One comment from Mike Mearls which stood out to me (amongst many stand-out comments throughout, I hasten to add), is one which gives me particular delight.

"As a rule, immunities are almost completely gone from D&D 4e. In their place we have damage thresholds to reflect resistances and invulnerability. A fire elemental might ignore a wizards fireball, but an elder red dragon can still blast it into oblivion with its breath weapon"

Huzzah! I've always hated outright immunities, and I think this is an excellent development. Long may it stand! BTW, the above comment came from something about sneak attack, how almost everything now has some vital points that can be attacked (e.g. joints on a construct).

Art

I don't like spurs on all the humans, I think it looks silly and would probably be hugely inconvenient; the assumption that humans live on plains and use horses is an OK one (although in honesty they ought to be riverside and coast dwellers too - plains are notoriously poor terrain for farming and everything else), but I don't think it means that we should see spurs everywhere!

http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t ... ge=6&pp=30

[AKImeru]

O que demonios é um "spur"?

[Darin]

sei lá... ambição...

[Eltor Macnol]

Esporas. Aquelas de cavalgar.

[arghsupremo]

Que tipo de categoria de armadura é Hide??

[Darin]

couro, nao?

[ShinRyuu]

Couros espessos, como o velho gibão de peles.

[arghsupremo]

Valeu

[WillDice]

Hide
Noun

1. The dressed skin of an animal (especially a large animal).

2. Body covering of a living animal.
Verb

1. Prevent from being seen or discovered; "Muslim women hide their faces".

2. Be or go into hiding; keep out of sight, as for protection and safety: "Probably his horse would be close to where he was hiding"; "She is hiding out in a cabin in Montana".

3. Go into hiding or conceal oneself; "Where is your little brother hiding?".

4. Cover as if with a shroud; "The origins of this civilization are shrouded in mystery".

5. Make undecipherable or imperceptible by obscuring or concealing.

Portuguese
pele (bark, coat, derm, fell, fur coat, husk, jacket, rind, skin), ocultar (bury, cache, conceal, couch, cover, hugger-mugger, occult, sconce, screen, secrete, smother), esconder (bescreen, cache, conceal, dissemble, dodge, ensconce, enshroud, hold back, hugger-mugger, occult, pocket, screen, secrete, stash, suppress, tuck).




Spur
Noun

1. A verbalization that encourages you to attempt something; "the ceaseless prodding got on his nerves".

2. Any pointed projection.

3. Tubular extension at the base of the corolla in some flowers.

4. A sharp prod fixed to a rider's heel and used to urge a horse onward; "cowboys know not to squat with their spurs on".

5. A railway line connected to a trunk line.
Verb

1. Incite or stimulate; "The Academy was formed to spur research".

2. Give heart or courage to.

3. Strike with a spur.

4. Goad with spurs, as of horses when riding.

5. Equip with spurs: "spur horses".

Portuguese
esporear (incite, rouse, stimulate, stir up), espora (larkspur), espigão (agnail, capstone, crest, gable, gardenbed, pier, pintle, plug, rough, spike), aguilhão

http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/

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Eu diria que as armaduras padrão do D&D 3 core se dividiriam assim nessas categorias:

Heavy Clothes: Padded (acolchoada)
Leather: Leather, Studded leather (corselete de couro, couro batido)
Hide: Hide (gibão de peles)
Chain: Chain shirt (camisão de malha), Chainmail (cota de malha)
Scale: Scale mail (brunea)
Plate: Breastplate (peitoral de aço), Half-plate (meia-armadura), Full plate (armadura completa)

Não sei em qual categoria ficariam Splint mail e Banded mail, não lembro de que são feitas exatamente.

[DracoDruida]

Nada mais de imunidades?! HELL YEAH! Nada mais de "O fogo mais quente que a imunidade" e "a imunidade mais resistente ao fogo que queima mais que a imunidade" e assim vai.