davidw

Well, let's consider that "unstoppable" comment.

Air elementals are invulnerable to normal attacks, as are fire elementals, and water elementals.

I would say that unstoppable and invulnerable are pretty synonymous in this case. Only a very few select foes will be able to do ANYTHING to either.

Hello -

I was looking at the book last night, and I am a bit concerned about some of the spells. Particularly Conjure Elemental. It seems that for 1 PP a magician can summon (and presumably control) a nearly unstoppable creature. What does the "level" of the spell mean for this spell anyway?

Are elementals automatically controlled?

As I can't find any relevant errata, I thought I would pose two rules questions here. Any assistance would be very much appreciated.

I can't make heads or tails of the 'Non-Human Encumbrance' rules on page 180. Could anyone provide an example? They really don't seem to make any sense at all.

Also, the Fatigue Points (p.32) rules state that Encumbrance affects Fatigue, but neither the Fatigue Points rules nor the Encumbrance rules state HOW. Any thoughts?