Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber; Campaign Setting Subscriber
To avoid dissociated mechanics, I suggest that you can only hit as many creatures as you have throwing weapons.
In the RAW you could use 1 normal Dagger to hit all creatures in a 30ft cone.
That does feel to much like one of the 4th edition mechanics that are really cool technically, but can not be explained rationally.
So i suggest to add: You can only attack as amny creatures as you have throwing weapons (e.g. if you have two daggers, one throwing star and one javelin you could attack up to four creatures).
To avoid dissociated mechanics, I suggest that you can only hit as many creatures as you have throwing weapons.
In the RAW you could use 1 normal Dagger to hit all creatures in a 30ft cone.
That does feel to much like one of the 4th edition mechanics that are really cool technically, but can not be explained rationally.
So i suggest to add: You can only attack as amny creatures as you have throwing weapons (e.g. if you have two daggers, one throwing star and one javelin you could attack up to four creatures).
Firstly, this isn't really a dissociated mechanic, since it actually does account for the sorts of throwing weapons you're carrying (the example is packing 20 masterwork daggers).
We're not supposed to be explaining Mythic rules rationally, and this is a big part of the system. Mythic characters are supposed to be doing things that aren't realistic.
It's fine. If somebody wants to Xena a chakram between 30 enemies, let them.
Tharen the Damned
