Neversummer 4 Forum Archive

-10 hide on a str based weapon?

Since Duergar are immune to illusions, does that mean that can see through invisibiliy? Like, permanent see invis?

Wiki is editable by all, so it COULD be wrong.

Could work. Since monks can't use shields they have less damage reduction than shield users.

If you check the wiki, it says spellcraft does NOT add saves vs stonehold.

I testded Bane of Enemies a while ago, and found that with shifters, having favoured enemy on all the playable races gives you the +2 AB, but not the extra 2d6 damage. Not sure if it's still like that.

It all makes sense. Though I didn't mean all two-handed weapons, just the less used ones, like spears and halberds, I guess everyone agrees that the extra damage is enough. Huttah!

I doubt balance would be an issue, considering the prestige class to faction restrictions. ie. MA getting PM. I can say for sure that a real balance issue would be small races getting the shaft, but how many play str based small races? I'm pretty sure any of those mods can be done, but I guess we wi...

It's hardly pointless. There could be more AC on the weapon than the cloak, it could be coded to another AC modifier or just be able to use a small shield.

Actually, the greater attack range of a polearm is offset by the difficulty of defending against someone too close to you. Polearms (which are different from other two handed weapons) are designed to be used in formation, not by individual fighters. Yeah, but I'm not talking about ancient Greece or...

This is more of an idea/question than a suggestion.
Would it make sense to give some two-handed weapons, like polearms, an AC bonus because of thier greater attack range? I know it might seem a bit overpowered, but you rarley, if ever, see someone using a spear or halberd. What do you guys think?

REPOSITE ATTACK (not parry): "taking advantage of the openings their foes provide in combat when making their own attacks." The rogue would get a chance to hit the opponent back after they take a swing because of the created opening. It could make good use of the opportunist feat and give the rogue ...