Agile Rogue weapon ideas

[powell01]

Basically I have a rogue with weapon finesse and am going to get Agile weapon enhancement. The question comes down to this:- agile enhancement on amulet of mighty fists coupled with Imp unarmed strike. I am worried about not having magical weapons. From what I see +1 brass knuckles may fix the problem but the rules seem really unclear. Anyone had experience with this and how the "unarmed" strike works this combination. Yes this is for an organised play character.

Thanks

[Talonhawke]

First off if your set on using IUS i would reccommend Ninja (if its legal for PFS) since you can actually get decent damage later on.

If not there are far better weapon choices than using a feat on the fist.

However if your going to stay rogue and want to use some form of fist attack then i would go brass knuckles or gauntlets before AoMF since the amulet is way over priced for single weapon fighting and honestly even for TWF.

[powell01]

ok. Let's put it all out there. Do brass knuckles with an enhancement bonus, +1, count as weapons for the purposes of Amulet of Mighty fists, or do you still get any other bonus (elemental etc) from the amulet? The rogue is already playing mods and so is my monk.

[Timothy McNeil]

I thought brass knuckles were no longer conveying metal type/enchantments to unarmed strikes in PFS. Am I understanding this incorrectly?
See thread for the last place I remember it being discussed.

The weasel in me says add Agile to a Kukri (since it has a high crit. range and is eligible for use in conjunction with Piranha Strike) for the Rogue if possible.

[Jiggy]

I'm a big fan of the Agile AoMF. The reason is that an AoMF doesn't have to have a +1 on it before adding special enhancements the way a weapon does, and therefore you save thousands of gold pieces. Sure, IUS only gives you 1d3 (unless you're a monk), but most of your damage is coming from Agil anyway.

[tlotig]

getting agile from a necklace and any benefit from an AoMF seems like double dipping

[nosig]

tlotig wrote:

getting agile from a necklace and any benefit from an AoMF seems like double dipping

is double dipping bad?

like using Masterwork Thieves tools, and a Belt of Dex.

or a Magic Sword and a Belt of Strength

or a... but you get the idea.

[powell01]

I know it sounds a bit like double dipping but the APG has brass knuckles listed under unarmed attacks, so by that reading it would work. Unless it has been errata'd. I can't see it in the APG errata. Any one know where this errata is?

[Dragnmoon]

powell01 wrote:

I know it sounds a bit like double dipping but the APG has brass knuckles listed under unarmed attacks, so by that reading it would work. Unless it has been errata'd. I can't see it in the APG errata. Any one know where this errata is?

The Latest Version is in Adventurer's Armory, they are no longer considered Unarmed attacks.

[powell01]

Dragnmoon wrote:

powell01 wrote:

I know it sounds a bit like double dipping but the APG has brass knuckles listed under unarmed attacks, so by that reading it would work. Unless it has been errata'd. I can't see it in the APG errata. Any one know where this errata is?

The Latest Version is in Adventurer's Armory, they are no longer considered Unarmed attacks.

Ok. All good. I will have to look at that book.