Trap

Arelith changes

Kills done by traps now give experience and count towards Writ progress

Traps for quarters use a different mechanic, and they may not be directly set, spotted, flagged or removed.

Traps will generate in pre-defined locations throughout the modules once per reset.

The trap of a chest will not disappear if it is triggered, rendering the chest impossible to be opened for as long as the trap is not disabled or recovered. Doors are exempt from this mechanic.

If a trap has been seen by a character the DC is modified by -5

The DC of a set trap is modified by +1 for each 5 Rogue/Assassin/Zhent Operative/Harper Scout levels of the trapper.

Setting traps

It is not permitted to leave traps around unattended. There does need to be a roleplay reason to set a trap (and being chaotic evil isn't a RP reason).

Despite rumors, there's no rule against leaving traps in a quarter you own. It's perfectly acceptable. However, there is a script that will stop trap stacking from occurring automatically. Attempting to stack traps or get around the script is against the rules.

Character and other members of their party can't set off a trap that they lay down (unless the trapper relogs). Everyone can still be affected by the AoE once the trap is triggered (if it targets all).

Other characters outside of the trap layer's party will set off the trap regardless if they are set to "Like"/friendly or "Dislike"/hostile.

Creating traps

Create Trap Kit is available as the ninth option from Crafting in radial menu. Each type of trap is listed in this menu, with the corresponding component.

In order to make a trap:

• Character needs to have required points in skill Craft Trap.
• Components needs to be located in characters' inventory.

Bear in mind that Epic traps cannot be crafted and the only way to acquire them is through the Recovery option of the Disable Trap skill.

Trap Changes

Type	Strength	Target	Damage Output	Set DC	Effects	Saves	DC
Acid Blob	Minor	Single Creature	Pitiful Damage		Acid DoT, Paralysis, 1 round	Reflex	15
	Average	Single Creature	Very Low Damage		Acid DoT, Paralysis, 2 rounds	Reflex	20
	Strong	Single Creature	Low Damage		Acid DoT, Paralysis, 3 rounds	Reflex	25
	Deadly	Single Creature	Moderate Damage		Acid DoT, Paralysis, 4 rounds	Reflex	30
Acid Splash	Minor	Single Creature	Very Low Damage		Blindness, 2 rounds	Reflex	10
	Average	Single Creature	Low Damage		Blindness, 2 rounds	Reflex	15
	Strong	Single Creature	Moderate Damage		Blindness, 2 rounds	Reflex	20
	Deadly	Single Creature	High Damage		Blindness, 2 rounds	Reflex	25
Eletrical	Minor	4 creatures, 15 foot radius	Low Damage			Reflex	10
	Average	5 creatures, 15 foot radius	Moderate Damage			Reflex	15
	Strong	6 creatures, 15 foot radius	High Damage			Reflex	20
	Deadly	7 creatures. 15 foot radius	Very High Damage			Reflex	25
	Epic	7 creatures, 15 foot radius	Extreme Damage			Reflex	30
Fire	Minor	5 foot radius	Low Damage			Reflex	15
	Average	5 foot radius	Moderate Damage			Reflex	20
	Strong	10 foot radius	High Damage			Reflex	25
	Deadly	10 foot radius	Very High Damage			Reflex	30
	Epic	10 foot radius	Extreme Damage			Reflex	35
Frost	Minor	Single Creature	Pitiful Damage		Paralysis, 1 round	Fortitude	10
	Average	Single Creature	Very low Damage		Paralysis, 2 rounds	Fortitude	15
	Strong	Single Creature	Low Damage		Paralysis, 3 rounds	Fortitude	20
	Deadly	Single Creature	Moderate Damage		Paralysis, 4 rounds	Fortitude	25
	Epic	Single Creature	High Damage		Paralysis, 4 rounds	Fortitude	30
Acid Splash	Minor	Single Creature	Very Low Damage		Blindness, 2 rounds	Reflex	10
	Average	Single Creature	Low Damage		Blindness, 2 rounds	Reflex	15
	Strong	Single Creature	Moderate Damage		Blindness, 2 rounds	Reflex	20
	Deadly	Single Creature	High Damage		Blindness, 2 rounds	Reflex	25

External links

Traps on NWNwiki