joeyfixit |
There are a bunch of situations where I think an Alchemist hiding his vestigial arm could come in handy, such as:
1) Placing both hands on a table to illustrate that you're no threat to the person across the table, then stabbing them with a poisoned dagger.
2) Getting captured and shackled with the assumption that you only have two hands.
3) Cheating at cards.
4) Stealing/palming an item small enough to be held in one hand, and then showing your two innocent palms.
5) Picking a pocket.
6) Passing an item to a comrade surreptitiously.
Most of these are going to be sleight of hand checks, some of which might arguably be aided by a bluff.
But what of the basic hiding of the arm itself? Sleight of hand (An Alchemist skill)? Disguise? Bluff? Craft Clothing/costume?
Benchak the Nightstalker Contributor, RPG Superstar 2010 Top 8 |
cheechako |
But what of the basic hiding of the arm itself? Sleight of hand (An Alchemist skill)? Disguise? Bluff? Craft Clothing/costume?
The alchemist gains a new arm (left or right) on his torso. The arm is fully under his control and cannot be concealed except with magic or bulky clothing.
Also, there is no rule for this, but I think bulky clothing would prevent you from using the arm or add a penalty to all those secret moves you want to pull off with the arm wrapped in bulky clothes.