Tiefling + Ranger = Fire Immunity

[Schutzengel]

Tieflings ... takes only half fire damage
Ranger - Wasteland Wanderer: Fire ... takes only half fire damage

Do these stack, yielding Fire Immunity ? Should they ?

[bullse]

no and no

[dolby]

sad remains of Pnp Dnd adaptation cos there you want simple rules so people don't have to do to much math. So we only get two options 50% resists or 100% called Immunity.

i'm pretty sure nothing stacks in DnD :) someone correct me if i'm wrong. cos again that's to complex for people i guess.

[Panic Fire]

Originally posted by dolby:

sad remains of Pnp Dnd adaptation cos there you want simple rules so people don't have to do to much math. So we only get two options 50% resists or 100% called Immunity.

i'm pretty sure nothing stacks in DnD :) someone correct me if i'm wrong. cos again that's to complex for people i guess.

I don't know what you are talking about, fire resistance didn't stack in 4ed or 3.5 either.

[Cirayu]

Originally posted by dolby:

sad remains of Pnp Dnd adaptation cos there you want simple rules so people don't have to do to much math. So we only get two options 50% resists or 100% called Immunity.

i'm pretty sure nothing stacks in DnD :) someone correct me if i'm wrong. cos again that's to complex for people i guess.

Different "kinds" of resistances stack, so if you have Magic resistance and Fire resistance, if hit by a fire spell you would take 25% ( damage x 0.5 x 0.5) If I remember what I read correctly.

[Panic Fire]

Originally posted by Cirayu:

Originally posted by dolby:

sad remains of Pnp Dnd adaptation cos there you want simple rules so people don't have to do to much math. So we only get two options 50% resists or 100% called Immunity.

i'm pretty sure nothing stacks in DnD :) someone correct me if i'm wrong. cos again that's to complex for people i guess.

Different "kinds" of resistances stack, so if you have Magic resistance and Fire resistance, if hit by a fire spell you would take 25% ( damage x 0.5 x 0.5) If I remember what I read correctly.

https://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/5e_SRD:Damage_Resistance_and_Vulnerability

Multiple instances of resistance or vulnerability that affect the same damage type count as only one instance. For example, if a creature has resistance to fire damage as well as resistance to all nonmagical damage, the damage of a nonmagical fire is reduced by half against the creature, not reduced by three-quarters.

[psibot]

Yeah most things don't stack in DnD especialy resistance or spell immunities but you can combine stuff well like you can get the shield master feat that gives
Gain a +2 bonus to Dexterity saving throws when wielding a Shield. If a spell forces you to make a Dexterity saving throw, you can use your reaction to shield yourself. On a successful save, you take no damage

So with a high dex Character you'd mostly get no damage at all and sometimes 1/2 or in final game you can level rogue or monk to level 7 and get evasion then your down to 0 or 1/4... not to shabby...

[jonnin]

or you could be 50% resist to 2 things, which is still a very durable character.