5d100 ⇒ (98, 9, 45, 36, 34) = 222 Rogue Modron (free-willed box-like construct)
Long ago there was a event on Mechanus that was wholly unexpected. Out of the law and order of the plane a spark of chaos was born and gave free will and spontaneity and imagination to an assortment of minor, almost demi-Inevitables. This new Outsider, dubbed the Rogue Modron by later scholars, snuck away from plane by using its own rules and order as a means to hide. They then began to collect what they viewed to be like minded people. In Sprites they saw imagination and a love of life. In Samsaran they saw kindred spirits, as they were reborn in death. The kitsune shared the Rogue Modron's skill for eluded attention. Goblins, the Rogue Modron say, were brought along to be the wildcards of the new demiplane and bring about the true potential of everyone involved.
Interesting Character wrote:
As a thank you for this sale... The date is right over the reply button. ^-^
Level One comparison for ease of math. Level 1, Human: Two-Weapon Fighting, Weapon Finesse
So the bonuses to attack are the same at base and raging, 18 and 14 Str. Daggers for the TWF so both have 2d4 damage. TWF, Normal: Two attacks at +3 for 2d4+3 total
ECB, Normal: One attack at +5, for 2d4+3
An Unchained Barbarian that uses Two-Weapon Fighting can pull ahead if they get magical weapons, but they are still behind in the accuracy department so I think it even out a little. Double Slice will alleviate the damage drop off a little, putting the TWF ahead a small margin though. With that in mind, I think Unchained Barbarian TWF can be less frustrating, but I wouldn't call it the most damaging. Now where are those black opals...? Ryan Freire wrote: Yup, and it works just fine, though the swift action for accurate stance is slightly inconvenient. It is feat intensive, like every twf build and you don't just get to pick one stat and max it. The tools for a critfishing dual wield barb are strong. I am glad I hit preivew. I hadn't thought about rage powers. Accurate stance applies to both, so that is a wash. Powerful Stance is better for the ECB UBarb simply because of the accuracy it has over a TWF build. Hmm... A Sword and Board TWF Ubarb bears some looking into, but it is much more feat intensive too...
Faunis just have this feat as a racial feature. Low-Light or Darkvision too. Loving the sales from this thread though. :)
Nyerkh wrote:
It was a wonderful sale.
How wonderful for sales! Spheres of Might, Wandering Swordsman is a Samurai archetype that should allow for Samurai Jack prett easily. Spheres of Might is also pretty much capable of recreating martial characters of all sorts too.
Two sales in under two hours, and to the same person! My my my, someone seems to have an agenda~ |