So someone pointed out a discrepancy about Cleric HP. In the playbooks it’s listed as 6+Constitution and in the rule book it is 8+Constitution. Why is that? Was there a typo in the rule book?
So someone pointed out a discrepancy about Cleric HP.
So someone pointed out a discrepancy about Cleric HP.
HP is always equal to your damage dice.
But on the playbooks;
Barbarian is d10 damage and 8+constitution health
Thief is d8 damage and 6+constitution health
Immolator is d8 damage and 4+constitution health
Where is the HP is equal to damage dice rule? Which direction does it go? Does the immolator roll a d4 or does it have 8+constitution health?
I might be wrong on this but thought that applies to all classes. Just something I remember… Weird.
I noticed that as soon as i started playing on roll20. I figure it was an error in developing the .pdf character sheets.
I tend to err in favor of the printed book (unless a mistake is obvious or subsequently corrected in official errata), and also err in favor of the players’ interest. In this case, both would mean giving The Cleric 8+ Constitution.
Yea, I personally figure Cleric’s have the greater health point amount. The reason being, I think of old school clerics and how they were essentially less good fighters who wore plate, couldn’t use edged weapons and learned spells at level 2.
They have 8, based on the old school Cleric which had a d8 hit die. HP and damage die are unrelated.
The Barbarian has a d8 HP and d10 damage die. The Cleric has a d8 HP and d6 damage die. The Thief has a d6 HP and d8 damage die.