Lol I so was the bowman he's talking about.

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Hendo897 wrote:

If you're looking to just roll and ubseen amount of dice for damage. A Huge Aklys does 3d6 of damage and is considered a two handed weapon.

Why have they made that weapon the most damaging in the game?!

Honestly. Per the describtion it is a hooked club with a cord attached. And it deals more damage than a greatsword, at an equivalent size?

Yeah the weapon is rediculous it can also be used as a ranged weapon from 30ft and then be returned to the owner by a move action of regathering the rope. Its a funny little weapon but it fits the bill for rolling a crap ton of dice as the tittan mauler.

If you're looking to just roll and ubseen amount of dice for damage. A Huge Aklys does 3d6 of damage and is considered a two handed weapon. Then you can enlarge yourself to make it 4d6 and then if you really want to get silly throw the impact weapon quality on it to make it 6d6 of damage. Major downside is the -4 to hit at level 1 this of course is eventually negated by the titan maulers ability to use larger weapons but you still would have a negative until level 12.

Yeah the folks I was playing with basically told me and my friend that we were wrong and then proceeded to insult our intelligence. Really I just wanted to make sure that I had a firm gasp on the out-of-tier gold rules and I wasn't being the hardheaded ass. Turns out though I wasn't so I think me and my friends will just avoid playing at that location or with that GM in the future. Thank you all for your help.

Thanks for the answer so how would my friend go about rectifying that on his chronicle sheet?

Hey was playing today and the level comp of our table put us into the 4-5 subtier of a level 1-5 scenario. A couple of the people at the table were level 2 and when things were all wrapped up and done the GM only gave the level 2 players the gold for the subtier 1-2 but the game was played in the 4-5 subtier. Should they not have gotten out of tier gold and therefore the average gold amounts between subtier 1-2 and 4-5. Just wondering if I've misinterpreted this rule in the past?