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In 2nd ed. D&D, upon which IWD is based, the probability of a successful turning was calculated based on two factors: cleric level and undead level, often represented by "hit dice". A level 10 cleric would have 10 hit dice, for example.
If 'x' is a monster's hitpoints in normal mode, a monster's hitpoints in HoF mode is something like 3x + 100.
I've been told that the hit dice of monsters in HoF mode are calculated backwards from their hitpoints. I'm not sure if that's true, but turn undead is certainly harder in HoF.
I've charged through the early stages of HoF (Vale of Shadows) exploding undead with a high level (20+) paladin. I had a ranger/cleric with an effective turning level maybe five levels lower (about 17) that could only turn skeletons, not destroy them.
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