You may revisit the ending there. Dr/bludgeoning is not overcome by a weapon being enchanted. I think you're reading the generalized list of ways to bypass DR as being a catch-all. The +1 bypasses DR/Magic with +3/+4/+5 overcoming other types of DR.
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A misconception I've seen on message boards about damage type is the telekineticist does force damage with their normal blast. The text kind if alludes to it, but it seems to be just flavor text, because the stat blocks limit it to physical damage. At least that's been my finding. Apparently the telekineticist is a seemingly controversial archetype because it is rather vaguely written and seems nerfed way below the other kineticists. I'd love to see a vid on the class.
How does the reverse work? By reverse I mean when/how do monsters overcome DR? I have always assumed the DR of a monster determines what they can overcome. For example, a creature with DR/5 magic has magic aligned natural attacks.
DR for players is fairly rare, but in cases where it does happen, like the barbarians DR, it will typically say in the description of the monsters' attacks, such as, Balor's Unholy Great Sword that's alignment based damage which is treated as having a +4 enchantment bonus for the purpose of becoming DR.
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You may revisit the ending there. Dr/bludgeoning is not overcome by a weapon being enchanted. I think you're reading the generalized list of ways to bypass DR as being a catch-all. The +1 bypasses DR/Magic with +3/+4/+5 overcoming other types of DR.
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A misconception I've seen on message boards about damage type is the telekineticist does force damage with their normal blast. The text kind if alludes to it, but it seems to be just flavor text, because the stat blocks limit it to physical damage. At least that's been my finding. Apparently the telekineticist is a seemingly controversial archetype because it is rather vaguely written and seems nerfed way below the other kineticists. I'd love to see a vid on the class.
Interesting, I wasn't able to find a telekineticist archetype on the SRD. Is it similar to the aether element?
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Everything changed when the Fire damage attacked.
What about emotional damage? I hear Asian parents are good at that. (Steven He reference)
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How does the reverse work? By reverse I mean when/how do monsters overcome DR? I have always assumed the DR of a monster determines what they can overcome. For example, a creature with DR/5 magic has magic aligned natural attacks.
DR for players is fairly rare, but in cases where it does happen, like the barbarians DR, it will typically say in the description of the monsters' attacks, such as, Balor's Unholy Great Sword that's alignment based damage which is treated as having a +4 enchantment bonus for the purpose of becoming DR.