I can't because we play core only. Plus books we bought which are available on the desk.
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Hi all, I have a question regarding this: Weapon Sacrifice (Ex) When damage would cause the fighter or an adjacent ally to be knocked unconscious or killed, as a swift or immediate action the fighter can instead direct the damage to a weapon from the associated weapon group that he is wielding. The original target takes no damage, but the weapon receives only half its normal hardness. The fighter can use this option a number of times per day equal to the fighter's weapon training bonus with the associated weapon group. He cannot use this option with unarmed attacks. Source: http://www.d20pfsrd.com/classes/core-classes/fighter From my understanding, all damage that would cause the fighter or an adjacent ally to be knocked unconscious or killed is directed to the weapon, even if the damage dealt is exceeding the weapon hp/hardness. So the weapon breaks and the fighter is alive. No exceeding damage goes to the fighter or so. How do you see this? In addition, I am still looking for a proper ingame description how it looks when I use this ability. I thought of something like you hold your weapon between the ally and the enemy, protecting your ally so the weapon breaks. But the damage of a fireball could also be blocked by this ability, so I thought of some kind of blood magic. Any ideas a highly appreciated. Thanks for your input in advance!
Well, there is no point in changing. The GM is my husband. :)
I now followed your advise and started talking to him by asking what he really wants but he refused. So...I think I then try by smiting, what do you think?
Exactly! He's a drama queen!
I think he created this character to create drama. Just because he likes it. The GM gave his approval to play the evil twin again. What would you do in my position? Killing him?
Dear all, We have quite a situation here: A member of our group just decided to play an evil character after the unfortunate death of his last one. His first action was to kill an enemy which the group intended to question and who lay unconscious/helpless on the ground. The group's paladin sentenced him to death and killed him after he was not reasonable. Then his twin brother appears (really looking the same like the dead one) - not evil. The GM allowed this guy to switch back to be evil brother. No one really realizes until my Fighter/ Paladin (1 level) detects evil and see that the evil twin is back in the game. The group's paladin (who is now the lover of my character) does not know about his yet. What would you do? |