Finding a tankard for my character (not clay)

[Cabur]

so i took humble begginings for my rouge and chose a mug as my weapon, but all i can find is a clay tankard (which is bound to break) in the core rule book, is there somewhere on the approved list that I can get a metal/wood tankard? thanks for the help.

[nosig]

Cabur wrote:

so i took humble begginings for my rouge and chose a mug as my weapon, but all i can find is a clay tankard (which is bound to break) in the core rule book, is there somewhere on the approved list that I can get a metal/wood tankard? thanks for the help.

might be a bit pricey for what you want... but here you go...

Go to Tankard of the Drunken Hero..

[Leathert]

The Ultimate equipment entry for the basic Mug/Tankard says " Tankards are commonly made out of clay or tin." So you can just buy a basic one, it can be made of metal.

[Tweedle-Dum]

Leathert wrote:

The Ultimate equipment entry for the basic Mug/Tankard says " Tankards are commonly made out of clay or tin." So you can just buy a basic one, it can be made of metal.

while this sounds good to me (if I where the judge) - I would like to add that I could totally see a guy with 30+ clay mugs, each good for one hit/shot. BOOM! and clay shards go everywhere... and the concept of throwing them! LOL!

[EvilMinion]

Huh... had never seen the humble beginnings trait before... fun!

Imagining a character walking around with a bucket.

[jalroy]

When I played Confirmation and our group killed the minatour, I got the GM to approve a minatour drinking horn on my chronicle sheet.

[WiseWolfOfYoitsu]

Shovel...er

[Fromper]

How much damage does a tankard do?

[WiseWolfOfYoitsu]

Probably acts as a club, if it's following the rules for improvised weapons, so 1d6.

[terry_t_uk]

From the trait "... These items should all be considered improvised melee weapons that deal 1d4 points of bludgeoning damage."

[Fromper]

terry_t_uk wrote:

From the trait "... These items should all be considered improvised melee weapons that deal 1d4 points of bludgeoning damage."

What trait?

[Imbicatus]

Fromper wrote:

terry_t_uk wrote:

From the trait "... These items should all be considered improvised melee weapons that deal 1d4 points of bludgeoning damage."

What trait?

Humble Beginnings

[gbonehead]

jalroy wrote:

When I played Confirmation and our group killed the minatour, I got the GM to approve a minatour drinking horn on my chronicle sheet.

They say nothing can cut a minotaur horn. Are you sure that's a minotaur horn?

[Fromper]

Imbicatus wrote:

Fromper wrote:

terry_t_uk wrote:

From the trait "... These items should all be considered improvised melee weapons that deal 1d4 points of bludgeoning damage."

What trait?

Humble Beginnings

Ah, I totally missed that. I like it. Totally un-optimized, but if most of your damage is coming from something other than the weapon, such as a rogue's sneak attacks, then why not?

[FLite]

Hmm... I smell a warpriest of Caylen Caiden in the making...

So, next question. Since a tankard can be made of metal, does that mean the metal special materials rules apply? You could make it Mithral for 500 gp. (And it would be non-stick to boot)

[GM Lamplighter]

Yep, special materials would be fine. You can get an adamantine waffle iron somewhere on an equipment list already.

[Imbicatus]

Fromper wrote:

Imbicatus wrote:

Fromper wrote:

terry_t_uk wrote:

From the trait "... These items should all be considered improvised melee weapons that deal 1d4 points of bludgeoning damage."

What trait?

Humble Beginnings

Ah, I totally missed that. I like it. Totally un-optimized, but if most of your damage is coming from something other than the weapon, such as a rogue's sneak attacks, then why not?

Yeah. And since it acts as if you had Catch Off Guard with it, combine it with a Disarm and you treat opponents as flat-footed.

[FLite]

You can get a mithral waffle iron. I don't think you can get adamantine.

(Mithral is the only metal with a price for "other items")

Do natural attacks count as unarmed?

[Gwen Smith]

Tweedle-Dum wrote:

Leathert wrote:

The Ultimate equipment entry for the basic Mug/Tankard says " Tankards are commonly made out of clay or tin." So you can just buy a basic one, it can be made of metal.

while this sounds good to me (if I where the judge) - I would like to add that I could totally see a guy with 30+ clay mugs, each good for one hit/shot. BOOM! and clay shards go everywhere... and the concept of throwing them! LOL!

Now combine that with Disposable Weapon... :-)

[kinevon]

Dorothy Lindman wrote:

Tweedle-Dum wrote:

Leathert wrote:

The Ultimate equipment entry for the basic Mug/Tankard says " Tankards are commonly made out of clay or tin." So you can just buy a basic one, it can be made of metal.

while this sounds good to me (if I where the judge) - I would like to add that I could totally see a guy with 30+ clay mugs, each good for one hit/shot. BOOM! and clay shards go everywhere... and the concept of throwing them! LOL!

Now combine that with Disposable Weapon... :-)

And anyone he plays with gets to call him Shemp. ;)

[TwilightKnight]

FLite wrote:

...And it would be non-stick to boot

Don't do that! I was taking a drink. I'm off to change my shirt ;-)

[PolydactylPolymath]

Humble Beginnings+Improved/Greater Disarm+Bludgeoner+Sap Adept+Sap Master...Actually sounds very nasty.

Hmmmm...

1-Sap Adept, Bludgeoner(Human bonus)
2-Combat Expertise (Rogue Bonus-Combat Trick)
3-Improved Disarm
5-Sap Master

Against unarmed targets deals 6d6+12 nonlethal sneak attack damage with every hit.