Ive read and reread the book and it mentions ceramic armor, but there are no stats that i found for it. Either as a special material or specific armors.
I've read Nightglass, Nightblade, and Hellknight. Liane is without a doubt my favorite Pathfinder author. I need the rest of this story.I need a full novel of this.
Details for Achaechek, Arazni, Casandalee, and Nocticula will all be showing up in Lost Omens Gods & Magic. That's more than a little disappointing honestly. They could have just tagged those aspects in the sidebar on each.
Nocticula and Arazni? Both are deities but there is no Domains for either that I can find. Or a favored weapon for Arazni.
I don't think it matters that the martial weapon that deals 1d4 damage with a threat range of 18-20 is called a Kukri. That's just a choice the designers (of 3.0 if I'm not mistaken) went with because they needed a weapon to fulfil that role. I'm not up on all my ancient weapons, but I'm sure other choices could have been made that fit the role just as well. And that's why I think you can describe the weapons any way you like. Just like a Bastard Sword is generally accepted to substitute for a Katana. I do the same with darts being equal to throwing knives. You're absolutely right that a dagger doesn't suit a throwing knife because the latter are not balanced at ALL for melee combat, and should be accurate for more than 10'. So if I want a character with throwing knives, I give them darts with... that is why overall I would prefer a very generic weapons list in an abstract system. Instead of several different swords with different mechanical advantages something like: Very Light Blade (1d4) - knives of any sort...katar, stilleto, seax
Describe/decide, the weapon your character uses then figure out where it fits best. Default type being slashing for all blades just for abstract sake (in a more detailed system the rapier would be moved up one level when used as a piercing weapon and the broad sword down one when used as a piercing weapon). -Weylin
...the Pathfinder Campaign Setting seems to be a place where evil often rampages unchecked. Tyrants routinely oppress the weak and create misery, people openly worship devils and evil powers, and cruelty seems common.Sounds like historical earth to me... On a good day. We call them the Dark Ages for a reason. |
