Dragonmark of Healing and Devotion?

[mobrien316]

I recently started a halfling fighter and am giving him the healing dragonmarks. If he wears a Devotion item, does that work on spell-like abilities, or only on actual spells?

Thanks in advance.

[MalkavianX]

Devotion items work with halfling Dmarks. Although it's been a week or so since I've played my halfling with them, I'm still 99% sure.

[droid327]

I recently started a halfling fighter and am giving him the healing dragonmarks. If he wears a Devotion item, does that work on spell-like abilities, or only on actual spells?

Thanks in advance.

AFAIK, SLAs work just like spells - so spellpower, lore items, metamagics all apply (and, of course, metas are free)

Especially with the EP coming up, might be worthwhile to take a level of Druid for access to Empower Heal/Maximize to boost your SLAs (since you'll get two Feat slots back anyway once DMs become Enhancements), some nice L1 buffs like Ram's Might, and the first tier of Druid is gonna have some nice cheap enhancements too. You don't even have to keep your Druidic Oath except to buff, so heavy armor up :)

[Hazelnut]

AFAIK, SLAs work just like spells - so spellpower, lore items, metamagics all apply (and, of course, metas are free)

Especially with the EP coming up, might be worthwhile to take a level of Druid for access to Empower Heal/Maximize to boost your SLAs (since you'll get two Feat slots back anyway once DMs become Enhancements), some nice L1 buffs like Ram's Might, and the first tier of Druid is gonna have some nice cheap enhancements too. You don't even have to keep your Druidic Oath except to buff, so heavy armor up :)

EP? Please explain to the noob.

[cdbd3rd]

EP? Please explain to the noob.

Point of order:

You're coming to the forums asking questions and trying to learn the ropes. That immediately removes you from the "noob" crowd and plants you properly in the "newb" group.


I quote a good snippet from the Urban Dictionary:


II. Defining 'Noob'

Contrary to the belief of many, a noob/n00b and a newbie (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=newbie)/newb (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=newb) are not the same thing. Newbs (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Newbs) are those who are new to some task* and are very beginner at it, possibly a little overconfident about it, but they are willing to learn and fix their errors to move out of that stage. n00bs (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=n00bs), on the other hand, know little and have no will to learn any more.

[Highlander]

Hazel, EP = Enhancement Pass = upcoming changes to the Enhancement system.

[arkonas]

EP? Please explain to the noob.

Ep=enhancement pass. Let me explain why. This information was prebeta so i can tell you. in the racial part of the enhancements if you had a dragonmark you would get access dragonmark part of the tree. So then you could use action points to boost it even higher. What makes this nice is you dont need the other feats anymore. So therefore it frees up 2 feets. You really only need the initial dragonmark. Ddowiki.com has information of the overhaul coming.


Point of order:

You're coming to the forums asking questions and trying to learn the ropes. That immediately removes you from the "noob" crowd and plants you properly in the "newb" group.


I quote a good snippet from the Urban Dictionary:



i think you missed the point there. They weren't asking what noob meant hence the "EP?" they were calling themselves a noob. lol *smacks head*