> > The characters in my game just took down a very powerful creature > > who's Soul is hidden away using the Soul Stone spell. The creature > > regenerates like crazy (I am using a rule where > regeneration = 1/5 of > > HT and the creature had a 75 HT). The characters were > pretty thorough > > in destroying it though. (They cut off its head, then > burned it using > > a 6d6 Flame Jet for a good 10 mins). > > You like high-power games, then?
How could ya tell ;) > > Would this creature continue to regenerate after such destruction? > > What I mean is, would its body eventually regenerate out of > the ashes, > > or will it be forced into finding a new body? > > I'd say the current body is dead. -10 x HT means that a body > is completely destroyed. It regenerates 15 hp/turn, but the > 6d6 flame jet does an average of 21 points of damage/turn, or > 7 points/turn above regeneration. For ten minutes, that's > 4200 points of damage, well in excess of the 825 required to > destroy the body utterly (assuming you're starting from no > damage). If that doesn't do it, nothing will. So would this actually kill the creature or would it now just be a spirit entity, or is the soul now trapped in the Stone? _______________________________________________ GurpsNet-L mailing list <[email protected]> http://mail.sjgames.com/mailman/listinfo/gurpsnet-l
