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With a few feats, I am able to make my glaive finessable,and wish to put agile on the glaive to maximize damage. But I want to clear up some confusion. Agile says 'this modifier to damage is not increased for two-handed weapons'. Does this mean it doesn't work on two handed weapons or that you can't do 1.5 damage as you normally would with two handed weapons?
I have been over and over the negative energy rift sections in the Lastwall dungeon of this scenario to find where it is located. It tells you what happens if you are near it but nothing about where it is? I see nothing mentioning having to place it myself. I am very confused and could use some help. Am I blind?
It's almost a bit jarring how much people hate her. I get that she is a halfing with a tour guide personality and she is not built optimally. But hearing how much people actively hate her....just feels wrong. I know of some people who wanted to play society but is a bit put off by the hatred when talking about the Confirmation with some people. I also just hate that people actively leave her to die in Confirmation while spouting their hatred for her. That is not very Society-like. I don't think she is the most likable NPC in the world but I don't think she deserves the flack she gets. Am I missing something here?
So I'm about to play in an Ironfang Invasion game and I had this kind of cool idea for a character but I'm having a hard time figuring out the class level breakdown of the character to get everything I want from it. So here's the breakdown Character is an elf who was abandoned by her nomadic tribe in the forest after she showed signs of being blessed by Dahak. She continues to live in the forest for hundreds of years as kind of a hermit. She does however grow fond of one particular village... Yada yada yada. The main thing I want this character do is to transform into a dragon and fight. The way I've seen that I like the most is making her a dragon Oracle but I feel like she needs more melee so I was thinking about giving her a level in monk so that she can do unarmed strikes since you will be getting a claw attacks with one of her Revelations. But what I wonder if I should just skip the level in Monk and go with taking the feat unarmed strike. Normally when I do oracles I take extra Revelation several times most commonly at first level. The character would not be a lawful character so becoming a monk is a little harder for her but taking the level in Monk would lessen the feat costs for the character. So I'm not sure what exactly do there to try to get it the best possible way. I'm probably trying to do too much with very little so bear with me. I'm very much a concept first mechanical build second person. Any advice would be appreciated.
I was looking at The Arcanist archetype blade adapt and I had a question. It says that it gets the Black Blade ability like the magus does. What I want to know is that does it get the ability to attach spells to your melee attacks like the Magus does or is that just a Magus ability. The only reason why I asked is because I've seen somebody play it this way and they are very much a rule lawyer but I am not finding where exactly it says I can do this. |
