Examples of using Favored enemy in English and their translations into Russian
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You can sense the presence of a favored enemy.
Detect Favored Enemy. Reveals favored enemies. .
These bonuses all stack with the knight's favored enemy bonus.
Special: Has demons as a favored enemy, and has defeated a demon or driven it back to its home plane.
St Round: Presence or absence of a favored enemy in the area.
All the creatures noted above are CR 7 or lower,so this category is a decent choice for a second or third favored enemy.
It's a good choice for first favored enemy, but it isn't too useful later.
Aberrations: This category is a rich choice for favored enemy.
They're immune to critical hits and thus to favored enemy damage bonuses, and Bluff and Sense Motive checks are generally useless against them.
Consider taking magical beasts as a first or second favored enemy.
Again, this is a good choice for a first favored enemy but less useful there after.
Animals: Animals are among the best choices for first favored enemy.
Oozes: These mindless, formless creatures aren't subject to critical hits,so favored enemy damage bonuses don't work against them unless you're using the variant rules below.
A ranger gains a bonus on Bluff checks when using this skill against a favored enemy(page 45).
Elementals: Unless you use the variant favored enemy rules below, your favored enemy damage bonuses don't work against elementals because they are immune to critical hits.
See the variant rules below for another way to approach rangers' favored enemy bonuses against outsiders.
If you expect your ranger to go to sea a lot,consider this option for his first or second favored enemy.
A Spot bonus might be nice, butyou gain much more utility out of choosing another favored enemy unless you use the variant favored enemy rules below.
Undead: When your ranger runs into skeletons and zombies in his first few adventures,you might be tempted to choose undead as a favored enemy.
Constructs: These creatures are immune to critical hits(and thus to the ranger's favored enemy damage bonus),so this is a suboptimal choice unless you're using the variant favored enemy rules, below.
Since your ranger is likely to meet ogres early in his career,consider giants as a first or second favored enemy choice.
Outsiders: This category is among the few appropriate choices for a ranger's fifth favored enemy, but since you must choose a specific kind of outsider, you have to guess what sort your ranger is likely to fight.
Magical Beasts: In a campaign with lots of bizarre creatures,you probably can't do better for a favored enemy than this.
Nymphs are the toughest at CR 6, so if you're going to take fey as a favored enemy, you might want to do so early.
The CRs in this grouping range from 1(stirge) to 12(purple worm), so beasts are a good choice for a ranger's first, second, ormaybe even third favored enemy.
Giants: Giants make great favored enemies for dwarves and gnomes, who already have racial bonuses against them.
Colonel Fuentes… I wonder if I might ask a favor, as one enemy of corruption to another.
If he was an enemy, I would be doing you a favor destroying him.
A statue of Amneris, a female Pharaoh, comes to life("Every Story Is a Love Story") and transports them to Ancient Egypt, where Radames, captain of the Egyptian army, andhis men are returning from an expedition through the land of Egypt's long-time enemy, Nubia"Fortune Favors the Brave.