Guided Hand (Mythic)

[Turgan]

From PFSRD or Mythic Adventures, p. 66:

"Attacks made with your deity's favored weapon are divinely inspired.

Prerequisite: Guided Hand.

Benefit: When making attacks with your deity's favored weapon, you can add your Wisdom modifier instead of your Strength or Dexterity modifier on damage rolls."

Do you add half your wisdom modifier to that amount if you attack with a two-handed melee weapon?

Thanks for all your replies.

[brad2411]

I think you add half your wisdom to your damage when fighting two-handed.

[Tacticslion]

If you replace one modifier with another, you would replace the modifier. Thus, if the rules indicated "Do X with STR" but you replace STR with WIS, you end up with "Do X with WIS" instead.

Thus, I'd say that it does.

[Vritra]

I'd assume that the penalty would be the same since it states that you add your Wisdom instead of your Strength. Whether that is actually RAW is potentially debatable.

[Turgan]

Thanks brad2411, Tacticslion and Vitra for your answers!

I just thought it could be comparable to the Agile Weapon Property, though it does not say so.

Seems nice for a hybrid battle/caster cleric then.

[brad2411]

It is, I am playing a crusader cleric in wrath of the righteous and she is a beast she keeps putting bonuses in her wisdom and she is better fighter then our paladin. She has the guided hand feat tree and mythic guided hand

[Sirmyself]

http://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic-items/magic-weapons/magic-weapons-non-core/we apon-property---guided

This feat seems to act pretty much like the "guided" weapon property. It explicitly says a two-handed weapon damage bonus is not adjusted. Therefore, I would say this feat does the same for the attack bonus.

[dragonhunterq]

If they wanted it to act like the weapon property they could have easily said so, either by directing towards it or copy/pasting the text.

Plain English applies, where you see strength, replace it with wisdom.

[Sah]

Sirmyself wrote:

http://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic-items/magic-weapons/magic-weapons-non-core/we apon-property---guided

This feat seems to act pretty much like the "guided" weapon property. It explicitly says a two-handed weapon damage bonus is not adjusted. Therefore, I would say this feat does the same for the attack bonus.

The fact that one explicitly calls it out while the other doesn't suggests the opposite to me, along with the fact that guided is actually a 3.5 rule isn't it?

So I would say the guided weapon property, while clearly being related, is irrelevant.

[Dreck]

Hi,

Even if this post is old, my question is of same order and I would like another opinion.
With a Warpriest (Irori) having "Guided Hand (Mythic)" and "Dragon Style" ("Dragon Ferocity").
When using unarmed strike, does the "Guided Hand (Mythic)" feat apply to these styles ?

=> Replace "you can add 1-1/2 times your Strength bonus on the damage roll ..."
By "... 1-1 / 2 times your Wisdom bonus ..." ?

Thanks for your replies.