Crane Wing Errata and Effects on PFS


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Liberty's Edge 5/5

FYI: There was an Errata change to Crane Wing.

The effects go immediately into affect for PFS unless Mike or John say otherwise. They have not said otherwise at this point. There does not seem to be any indication that they will.

Basically Crane Wing got a nerf. You must choose a specific attack before the dice is rolled, and if you are fighting defensively you get a +4 dodge bonus to AC against that attack only. If you are in Total Defense, you can parry that particular attack.

Crane Riposte should still work as written, even though you cannot make an Attack of Opportunity while in Total Defense.

Remember, specific trumps general, and feats have a precedence of breaking general rules (i.e. Precise Shot).

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Thanks for the update, Andrew :)

For those interested in the text, it's found here, under "Ultimate Combat Errata." The exact text is as follows.

Errata wrote:
Benefit: Once per round, when fighting defensively with at least one hand free, you can designate one melee attack being made against you before the roll is made. You receive a +4 dodge bonus to AC against that attack. If you using the total defense action instead, you can deflect one melee attack that would normally hit you. An attack so deflected deals no damage and has no other effect (instead treat it as a miss). You do not expend an action when using this feat, but you must be aware of the attack and not flat-footed.

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Jason Buhlman Confirms that Crane Riposte still works.

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Thanks for finding that posts and pointing this out Andrew!
Turns out, you were right^^

After all i think it looks good and the crane style feat chain is still very strong. Looking forward to see how swashbucklers parry will turn out.

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I it looks like the PRD was updated incorrectly - they applied the errata to Crane Riposte and not Crane Wing.

Right now (if I use the errata correctly) Crane Wing is kind of "meh", but it might be worth it to still get to Crane Riposte (to further reduce the penalty of fighting defensively). Of course, burning two feats (wing and riposte) to get the riposte benefit is kind of pricey unless you're getting those feats as bonus feats from your class/archetype.

Wish this errata was around when one of my players was using Gun-Kata to nerf all my attacks in Kingmaker (Crane Riposte with Snap Shot on a Gunslinger/Monk.... *sigh*)

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Benjamin Falk wrote:

Thanks for finding that posts and pointing this out Andrew!

Turns out, you were right^^

After all i think it looks good and the crane style feat chain is still very strong. Looking forward to see how swashbucklers parry will turn out.

I'd argue that the entire feat chain is no longer strong, and that for most characters picking up more than Crane Style itself is a waste of feats now. I, for one, am no longer picking up Riposte on my Aldori Swordlord and am trying to decide if I wish to retrain Crane Wing.

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Jeff Merola wrote:
Benjamin Falk wrote:

Thanks for finding that posts and pointing this out Andrew!

Turns out, you were right^^

After all i think it looks good and the crane style feat chain is still very strong. Looking forward to see how swashbucklers parry will turn out.

I'd argue that the entire feat chain is no longer strong, and that for most characters picking up more than Crane Style itself is a waste of feats now. I, for one, am no longer picking up Riposte on my Aldori Swordlord and am trying to decide if I wish to retrain Crane Wing.

Snake style now trumps it in most cases.

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Finlanderboy wrote:
Jeff Merola wrote:
Benjamin Falk wrote:

Thanks for finding that posts and pointing this out Andrew!

Turns out, you were right^^

After all i think it looks good and the crane style feat chain is still very strong. Looking forward to see how swashbucklers parry will turn out.

I'd argue that the entire feat chain is no longer strong, and that for most characters picking up more than Crane Style itself is a waste of feats now. I, for one, am no longer picking up Riposte on my Aldori Swordlord and am trying to decide if I wish to retrain Crane Wing.
Snake style now trumps it in most cases.

Sadly my base armor class is better than what I can get with Snake Style without a complete rebuild. And Crane Style itself is still very useful for me.

Honestly, my Swordlord wasn't hit nearly as hard as she could've been, since Crane Wing was in it as an emergency button rather than any real focal point.

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Andrew Christian wrote:
Jason Buhlman Confirms that Crane Riposte still works.

Riposte only works when using the Total Defense action. The new eratta makes it where it only increases the AC (Dodge) to the character using Crane Wing when Fighting Defensively. It is only where the Total Defense action where the attack is actually deflected, which trigger Riposte, Jason Buhlman stated that it is the way out of getting an Attack of Opportunity when the general term of the Total Defense action forbids AoOs.

For me, I see this happening:

GM - This monster attacks you with a Claw. Do you want to use Crane Wing for the bonus?
Player - ...Not yet, there might be more attacks against me.
GM - Ok, the monster missed. It then directs the other 4 attacks to your party member next to you. It informs its allies to do the same.
Player - ...

The issue I see that is the main drawback is that it has to be a called shot. If the bonus was retroactive to the a successful hit, then it could be a bit more useful than it stands at the moment.

For me, I have two characters who uses the Crane Style, my monk and my fighter. The monk fights defensively, while my fighter uses the Total Defense Action. For my monk, he has to grin and bear it to chug along to get Crane Reposte for the reduction in the penalty. For my fighter, this does not affect him at all.

Overall, this makes people think twice in Fighting Defensively at all. I feel that this locks out some of the versatility in character creation, as more people will now lean towards an offensive-focused character, rather than a defensive-focused character.

Then again, the Pathfinder Society in Golarion encourages people rushing to their deaths for the sake of "knowledge". =)

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I don't see how your post is at all a response to Crane Riposte still working as written.

It may not work under the same circumstances (or rather with the same frequency) as it did before the change to Crane Wing.

But it still works as written.

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Can us Society players get retrains for free due to this errata?

Liberty's Edge 5/5

There is an FAQ on when Errata makes changes.

I'd read through that, then re-ask your question with that in mind.

EDIT: Hmmm... that FAQ entry seems to be missing.

Essentially the only time you are allowed a change for free, is when an FAQ or Errata happens that makes your choice an illegal choice.

Otherwise, you must use the retraining rules from Ultimate Campaign.

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Andrew Christian wrote:

There is an FAQ on when Errata makes changes.

I'd read through that, then re-ask your question with that in mind.

EDIT: Hmmm... that FAQ entry seems to be missing.

Essentially the only time you are allowed a change for free, is when an FAQ or Errata happens that makes your choice an illegal choice.

Otherwise, you must use the retraining rules from Ultimate Campaign.

That's because it's in the Guide now. And you have it slightly wrong. If a feat changes at all you can either update it or swap it for a feat that you qualify for.

The relevant section:

The Guide, v5.0 wrote:

Playtests and Errata

The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game is a living game, and whether in the form of a playtest that varies from its final incarnation, conversion from the 3.5 rules set to the Pathfinder RPG, or an errata or FAQ to the Core Rules, sometimes game elements change in the course of a PC’s career. The following guidelines allow players to update or convert existing characters to use the most current rules. When rebuilding your character in any way, you must describe all changes on your next Chronicle sheet in the Notes section, and your GM must initial that section.

If a feat or trait changes or is removed from the Additional Resources list:
You have two options. First, you may either switch the old feat for an updated feat of the same name in another legal source (if available), ignoring any prerequisites of the new feat you do not meet. Alternatively, you may replace the feat entirely with another feat for which you meet all the prerequisites.

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Well there you go. Thanks Jeff!

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Will that include Crane Riposte, or will we have to use retraining rules for the last piece of the feat chain? This smarts though, Crane Wing helped my swashbuckler rogue keep up with others in combat.

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Finlanderboy wrote:
Jeff Merola wrote:
Benjamin Falk wrote:

Thanks for finding that posts and pointing this out Andrew!

Turns out, you were right^^

After all i think it looks good and the crane style feat chain is still very strong. Looking forward to see how swashbucklers parry will turn out.

I'd argue that the entire feat chain is no longer strong, and that for most characters picking up more than Crane Style itself is a waste of feats now. I, for one, am no longer picking up Riposte on my Aldori Swordlord and am trying to decide if I wish to retrain Crane Wing.
Snake style now trumps it in most cases.

Until they errata that, too.

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First they came for the crane wing, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a tengu...

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Jeff Merola wrote:

That's because it's in the Guide now. And you have it slightly wrong. If a feat changes at all you can either update it or swap it for a feat that you qualify for.

The relevant section:

The Guide, v5.0 wrote:

Playtests and Errata

The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game is a living game, and whether in the form of a playtest that varies from its final incarnation, conversion from the 3.5 rules set to the Pathfinder RPG, or an errata or FAQ to the Core Rules, sometimes game elements change in the course of a PC’s career. The following guidelines allow players to update or convert existing characters to use the most current rules. When rebuilding your character in any way, you must describe all changes on your next Chronicle sheet in the Notes section, and your GM must initial that section.

If a feat or trait changes or is removed from the Additional Resources list:
You have two options. First, you may either switch the old feat for an updated feat of the same name in another legal source (if available), ignoring any prerequisites of the new feat you do not meet. Alternatively, you may replace the feat entirely with another feat for which you meet all the prerequisites.

Nice, thank you very much!

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UndeadMitch wrote:
Will that include Crane Riposte, or will we have to use retraining rules for the last piece of the feat chain? This smarts though, Crane Wing helped my swashbuckler rogue keep up with others in combat.

By rule, it is just the feat that changed. You can query Mike for an exception if you like.

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Andrew Christian wrote:
UndeadMitch wrote:
Will that include Crane Riposte, or will we have to use retraining rules for the last piece of the feat chain? This smarts though, Crane Wing helped my swashbuckler rogue keep up with others in combat.
By rule, it is just the feat that changed. You can query Mike for an exception if you like.

Of course, if you use this to retrain out of Crane Wing, Crane Riposte becomes an illegal feat for the character and would have to be "fixed" before play. Normally fixes for illegality is done w/out penalty.

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Sniggevert wrote:
Andrew Christian wrote:
UndeadMitch wrote:
Will that include Crane Riposte, or will we have to use retraining rules for the last piece of the feat chain? This smarts though, Crane Wing helped my swashbuckler rogue keep up with others in combat.
By rule, it is just the feat that changed. You can query Mike for an exception if you like.
Of course, if you use this to retrain out of Crane Wing, Crane Riposte becomes an illegal feat for the character and would have to be "fixed" before play. Normally fixes for illegality is done w/out penalty.

You could also make the case that since Crane Riposte references Crane Wing to explain how it works, it has also been changed, even though the text itself is the same. I'd say characters can replace Crane Riposte without penalty just fine.

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If a character is currently in a PbP game and has the crane wing feat. Would it be safe to say he is in a game in progress and does not need to apply the change until after said game is completed?

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No. They need to make the change immediately and not wait for the game to end.

The Online VO's have said though, that they will be rolling out a PbP PFS guide, that may highlight issue like that pretty soon, though.

I have a character with the same issue. How I am going to have him deal with it is going to assume he gets the +4 bonus on the first attack each round (unless he specifies another specifically), because there is no option to tell before the dice is rolled.

I'm currently going with the guideline that they can switch out the one Feat, but would need to pay to switch the other, and am just having him wait until I hear officially on that.

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Sniggevert wrote:
Andrew Christian wrote:
UndeadMitch wrote:
Will that include Crane Riposte, or will we have to use retraining rules for the last piece of the feat chain? This smarts though, Crane Wing helped my swashbuckler rogue keep up with others in combat.
By rule, it is just the feat that changed. You can query Mike for an exception if you like.
Of course, if you use this to retrain out of Crane Wing, Crane Riposte becomes an illegal feat for the character and would have to be "fixed" before play. Normally fixes for illegality is done w/out penalty.

That's for mistakes or changes to legality. Changing Crane Wing us optional, and as such making the change to crane riposte would not fall under the same auspices.

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January 20th Hah! I taunt the tarasque a second time from 100 feet away! My cranewing is unbeatable!

January 26th: The tarasque takes his turn.....

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Note that it's possible that Crane Riposte may be legal without Wing. For my character it would be. I'm overjoyed by the fact they changed it, and I actually really like how it's been changed to a +4 bonus to AC, but since you can't choose to use it after the roll and then get a riposte if that made a hit into a miss, I'm thinking of keeping Riposte (for the +1 to hit) and trading out Wing. Not that I will necessarily ever play the character again, since he was mostly a playtest for Crane with the express goal of seeing if it was too strong. Now his job is done!


Walter Sheppard wrote:

Thanks for the update, Andrew :)

For those interested in the text, it's found here, under "Ultimate Combat Errata." The exact text is as follows.

Errata wrote:
Benefit: Once per round, when fighting defensively with at least one hand free, you can designate one melee attack being made against you before the roll is made. You receive a +4 dodge bonus to AC against that attack. If you using the total defense action instead, you can deflect one melee attack that would normally hit you. An attack so deflected deals no damage and has no other effect (instead treat it as a miss). You do not expend an action when using this feat, but you must be aware of the attack and not flat-footed.

If crane was to powerful when is Mirror Image being removed, as well as blur, stoneskin etc?

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Andrew Christian wrote:
Sniggevert wrote:
Andrew Christian wrote:
UndeadMitch wrote:
Will that include Crane Riposte, or will we have to use retraining rules for the last piece of the feat chain? This smarts though, Crane Wing helped my swashbuckler rogue keep up with others in combat.
By rule, it is just the feat that changed. You can query Mike for an exception if you like.
Of course, if you use this to retrain out of Crane Wing, Crane Riposte becomes an illegal feat for the character and would have to be "fixed" before play. Normally fixes for illegality is done w/out penalty.
That's for mistakes or changes to legality. Changing Crane Wing us optional, and as such making the change to crane riposte would not fall under the same auspices.

Obviously we read it differently.

Removing Crane Wing as a feat from a character is now a legal option, as the feat changed.

This may result in the character now having a feat that they are no longer legally permitted to have. As such, it would fall under "change to legality" in my reading.

As Mark pointed out this may not always be the case, and if Crane Riposte is still legal for the character they have no option to retrain it outside of Ult Campaign method.

I have no dog in this fight, as it were, as my only character with Crane Style only has Crane Wing and can retrain it regardless. I just think this would be a bad precedent to set, as changing this feat does change the effects of the other and may remove a character from play without the player purchasing an additional resource to possibly change their character to make them legal again.

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Sniggevert wrote:
Andrew Christian wrote:
Sniggevert wrote:
Andrew Christian wrote:
UndeadMitch wrote:
Will that include Crane Riposte, or will we have to use retraining rules for the last piece of the feat chain? This smarts though, Crane Wing helped my swashbuckler rogue keep up with others in combat.
By rule, it is just the feat that changed. You can query Mike for an exception if you like.
Of course, if you use this to retrain out of Crane Wing, Crane Riposte becomes an illegal feat for the character and would have to be "fixed" before play. Normally fixes for illegality is done w/out penalty.
That's for mistakes or changes to legality. Changing Crane Wing us optional, and as such making the change to crane riposte would not fall under the same auspices.

Obviously we read it differently.

Removing Crane Wing as a feat from a character is now a legal option, as the feat changed.

This may result in the character now having a feat that they are no longer legally permitted to have. As such, it would fall under "change to legality" in my reading.

As Mark pointed out this may not always be the case, and if Crane Riposte is still legal for the character they have no option to retrain it outside of Ult Campaign method.

I have no dog in this fight, as it were, as my only character with Crane Style only has Crane Wing and can retrain it regardless. I just think this would be a bad precedent to set, as changing this feat does change the effects of the other and may remove a character from play without the player purchasing an additional resource to possibly change their character to make them legal again.

I see no ambiguity in what Mark said. If the feat changed, you can retrain it or keep the new version. As there was no paid retraining at that point, I assume it would be retraining for free just like the synthesist.

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Mark Seifter wrote:
Note that it's possible that Crane Riposte may be legal without Wing. For my character it would be. I'm overjoyed by the fact they changed it, and I actually really like how it's been changed to a +4 bonus to AC, but since you can't choose to use it after the roll and then get a riposte if that made a hit into a miss, I'm thinking of keeping Riposte (for the +1 to hit) and trading out Wing. Not that I will necessarily ever play the character again, since he was mostly a playtest for Crane with the express goal of seeing if it was too strong. Now his job is done!

That is a good question. What would happen if you traded out Crane Wing but kept Crane Riposte, and were not a Master of Many Styles? Ultimate Campaign would not let you retrain Crane Wing at all, but PFS houserules override that, and would create a situation where Crane Wing could be retrained and Crane Riposte kept.

-Matt

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DM Beckett wrote:


The Online VO's have said though, that they will be rolling out a PbP PFS guide, that may highlight issue like that pretty soon, though.

Just to avoid any confusion, while we are working on a document of hints and tips for Play-by-post organized play, this should not be viewed as a replacement for any PFS OP rules- Everything in the Pathfinder Society Guide to Organized Play still applies to PbP.

The guide we're working on is more of an FAQ dealing specifically with play-by-post.


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Andrew Christian wrote:
Jason Buhlman Confirms that Crane Riposte still works.

Sort of still works. You have to take total defense to deflect and you have to deflect to get your AoO, which a lot weaker than getting it while fighting defensively. I think I can count the number of times I've seen total defense used on one finger.

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MrSin wrote:
Andrew Christian wrote:
Jason Buhlman Confirms that Crane Riposte still works.
Sort of still works. You have to take total defense to deflect and you have to deflect to get your AoO, which a lot weaker than getting it while fighting defensively. I think I can count the number of times I've seen total defense used on one finger.

Put that away!


BigNorseWolf wrote:
MrSin wrote:
Andrew Christian wrote:
Jason Buhlman Confirms that Crane Riposte still works.
Sort of still works. You have to take total defense to deflect and you have to deflect to get your AoO, which a lot weaker than getting it while fighting defensively. I think I can count the number of times I've seen total defense used on one finger.
Put that away!

Not that one! The one to the left of it! er... my left. On the right. When its.... The one to the side you point with! but not that one that's an insult to point with.

Its hard clarify hands... Anyways, not that one.

Edit: We're talking about crane wings. Do they even have feathers... [/offtopichumor]

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MrSin wrote:
Andrew Christian wrote:
Jason Buhlman Confirms that Crane Riposte still works.
Sort of still works. You have to take total defense to deflect and you have to deflect to get your AoO, which a lot weaker than getting it while fighting defensively. I think I can count the number of times I've seen total defense used on one finger.

I recently went total defense a bunch on my Swordlord with Crane Wing. But that was because I was playing up when I wasn't expecting to and was desperately trying to survive.

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Crane wing with BBQ sauce is the only way to go.


Jeff Merola wrote:
MrSin wrote:
Andrew Christian wrote:
Jason Buhlman Confirms that Crane Riposte still works.
Sort of still works. You have to take total defense to deflect and you have to deflect to get your AoO, which a lot weaker than getting it while fighting defensively. I think I can count the number of times I've seen total defense used on one finger.
I recently went total defense a bunch on my Swordlord with Crane Wing. But that was because I was playing up when I wasn't expecting to and was desperately trying to survive.

Yarr, it can have its odd places. Just a little situtional. The guy you aren't killing tends to keep on attacking though, so for similar reasons to healing being subpar, total defense tends to be. Another thing is that you can't take AoOs while in total defense, so your easy to walk around usually and attack other people. My one case of using it was trying to survive while my entire team was CC'd and out of it and I managed to convince the GM not to CDG everyone else. Losing 5 players in a single turn would've been pretty brutal.

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Getting back to the issue...

Andrew Christian wrote:
Sniggevert wrote:
Andrew Christian wrote:
UndeadMitch wrote:
Will that include Crane Riposte, or will we have to use retraining rules for the last piece of the feat chain? This smarts though, Crane Wing helped my swashbuckler rogue keep up with others in combat.
By rule, it is just the feat that changed. You can query Mike for an exception if you like.
Of course, if you use this to retrain out of Crane Wing, Crane Riposte becomes an illegal feat for the character and would have to be "fixed" before play. Normally fixes for illegality is done w/out penalty.
That's for mistakes or changes to legality. Changing Crane Wing us optional, and as such making the change to crane riposte would not fall under the same auspices.

Actually, thinking about this more, even though the errata was to change one feat (Crane Wing), they changed the functionality of two feats. Crane Riposte in its text directly references the condition/opportunity granted by Crane Wing as one of the two abilities it grants as a feat.

Ergo, a change to the wording, and functionality of Crane Wing changes the implied wording of both Crane Wing and Crane Riposte.

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They'll need a crane, they'll need a crane
To take the FAQ he built for her apart
To make it break
It's gonna take
A metal ball hung from a chain
They'll need a crane, they'll need a crane
To pick the broken pieces up again
To mend her heart
To help him start
To see a world apart from pain

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Miss chances aren't the same as miss certainties.


BigNorseWolf wrote:
Miss chances aren't the same as miss certainties.

Player: I think I'll use my crane wing. +4 to my AC, there's no way you can hit m-

GM: Nat 20.

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This makes me sad. I guess that dodge based martial arts master character I was cooking up is never gonna happen.

Oh well.

Edit: Anyone have any suggestions on how to simulate the Crane style mechanics?

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The Fourth Horseman wrote:
Edit: Anyone have any suggestions on how to simulate the Crane style mechanics?

Crane Style itself is still pretty solid. It turns fighting defensively from -4 to hit/+3 AC to -2/+4. It's a better ratio than what Combat Expertise provides. Then, though it requires some Charisma, Osyluth's Guile from the Cheliax book adds to AC against all attacks from a chosen foe. So that's a good start right there.

For a Monk build, though, there's always multiclassing with Ninja for Vanish or Mirror Image if you want natural-20 protection.

All of the above would combine particularly well with Snake Fang, creating that incentive to not attack the martial artist.

-Matt


The Fourth Horseman wrote:
Edit: Anyone have any suggestions on how to simulate the Crane style mechanics?

I know plenty! but... they're mostly spells and a 3.5 conversion. Might not be what your looking for. Martials don't get much in the way of options in core pathfinder unfortunately.

Mattastrophic wrote:
The Fourth Horseman wrote:
Edit: Anyone have any suggestions on how to simulate the Crane style mechanics?
Crane Style itself is still pretty solid.

Doesn't do much to help crane wing though. Just more AC wasn't the cool mechanic it had.

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MrSin wrote:
The Fourth Horseman wrote:
Edit: Anyone have any suggestions on how to simulate the Crane style mechanics?
I know plenty! but... they're mostly spells and a 3.5 conversion. Might not be what your looking for. Martials don't get much in the way of options in core pathfinder unfortunately.

This might be why I'm addicted to gishes; I get the coolness of a martial with the power of a caster. :D


Jiggy wrote:
MrSin wrote:
The Fourth Horseman wrote:
Edit: Anyone have any suggestions on how to simulate the Crane style mechanics?
I know plenty! but... they're mostly spells and a 3.5 conversion. Might not be what your looking for. Martials don't get much in the way of options in core pathfinder unfortunately.
This might be why I'm addicted to gishes; I get the coolness of a martial with the power of a caster. :D

Aye, that's what I go for if I have my pick of the lot. You mean I get all these cool options(I get to make things glow!), and I get to smash people in the face? This... This is glorious!

Magus with mirror images. Its like crane wing+, but with a bit of gambling. Not quiet the same as a dodge based martial brawler though. Though you can punch people in the face with flaming fist of fury that make things explode. Totally worth it sometimes.

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