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| rdfs:comment | - Llymic's Frigid Prison was introduced in "Class Acts—Warlock: Strange Constellations" by Bruce R. Cordell in Dragon #403, an article meant to improve the ability for Star Pact warlocks to use Constitution-based abilities at certain levels. It is a terrible choice, as the immobilization effect is less significant as high-level monsters have the ability to teleport or shake off this effect. It is also clearly overshadowed by Life Force Reclaimed, which provides more temporary hit points (being equal to your healing surge value). [1]
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| Attack | - Constitution vs. Fortitude
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- Star Pact: You also regain hit points equal to twice your intelligence modifier.
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| Name | - Llymic's Frigid Prison
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| abstract | - Llymic's Frigid Prison was introduced in "Class Acts—Warlock: Strange Constellations" by Bruce R. Cordell in Dragon #403, an article meant to improve the ability for Star Pact warlocks to use Constitution-based abilities at certain levels. It is a terrible choice, as the immobilization effect is less significant as high-level monsters have the ability to teleport or shake off this effect. It is also clearly overshadowed by Life Force Reclaimed, which provides more temporary hit points (being equal to your healing surge value). [1]
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