Intelligent Fist

[*insert-name-here*]

One of my party members told me about a class that has an archetype that makes a weapon of choice intelligent, and that you could combine that with a monk to have a talking fist. sadly, i forgot the name of the class and archetype. also, is there a way to have improvised weapons be actual weapons (my drunken master wants a talking beer bottle.)? i need to know the name of this class and how to make improvised weapons regular weapons.

[Starglim]

The magus bladebound archetype gets an intelligent black blade. Unfortunately it has to be a one-handed slashing weapon (I believe claws and broken bottles are light).

[Sangalor]

Hilarious idea, but yeah, the magus is the only thing that comes to mind. Of course you could house-rule it :-)
A monk deals full strength damage with his unarmed strikes, they are still light weapons, though. Now maybe you could reason that a character
- lost his hand one day
- gained a manufactured replacement
- which counts as a onehanded weapon

But generally I see no way for this.

[*insert-name-here*]

thanks, starglim, but just 1 thing: broken bottles would be cool, but they're improvised. i know catch off-gaurd, but that's only for the -4 to attack with improvised weapons.

[*insert-name-here*]

unarmed is light no matter who your charachter is. aand because you have one fist for each hand they are considered one-handed and for monks they are considered manufactured and natural. when you're a monk, your fist counts as basically every kind of weapon.

[Atarlost]

And one of the styles makes them slashing.

Isn't there an anime vampire vampire hunter with a talking hand?

[Sangalor]

drunken-master-on-a-fifth-of-vodka-with-rufies wrote:

unarmed is light no matter who your charachter is. aand because you have one fist for each hand they are considered one-handed and for monks they are considered manufactured and natural. when you're a monk, your fist counts as basically every kind of weapon.

Yes, but the unarmed strike still counts as a light weapon, not a one-handed weapon, so it does not work for magus blackblade requirements.

Just because it is "one hand" you use, it is not a "one-handed weapon" in pathfinder terms.

[*insert-name-here*]

Atarlost wrote:

And one of the styles makes them slashing.

Isn't there an anime vampire vampire hunter with a talking hand?

If by 'styles', you mean archetypes, that wouldn't work. im already a drunken master.

[*insert-name-here*]

Thanks, but i figurerd it out just now. i can buy a masterwork gauntlet, then take levels in wizard to get 'arcane bond item'.