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I just feel I missed something here, sounds too weird to work and outscales many many melee builds.
Tengu can do this at level 1. These sorts of builds are common enough.
Dealing with DR is your biggest challenge, since each hit gets damage reduced (until you can afford a high enough enhancement on your Amulet). And if you select Agile you'll never be able to overcome alignment-based DR.
Also, go with Piranha Strike instead of Power Attack.
Claw attacks I believe are generally on the forelimbs, the Talon natural weapon is generally used for hindlimbs.
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you can't kick with unarmed strikes with out being a monk as far as I know. a Monk armed strike called out that it can be made with any part of the body, while all other unarmed strike uses your hands, thus no claw combo.
This is false. Anyone can make an unarmed strike with Kicks or Headbutts.
From the Core Rulebook Combat Chapter on Pg. 182
Striking for damage with punches, kicks, and head butts is much like attacking with a melee weapon, except for the following:
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Good I am going to totally use that cheese. This would give a dragons 6 more attacks in a round, + Claws, bite, wings, tail, and gore depending on dragon type.you can't kick with unarmed strikes with out being a monk as far as I know. a Monk armed strike called out that it can be made with any part of the body, while all other unarmed strike uses your hands, thus no claw combo.This is false. Anyone can make an unarmed strike with Kicks or Headbutts.
From the Core Rulebook Combat Chapter on Pg. 182
Striking for damage with punches, kicks, and head butts is much like attacking with a melee weapon, except for the following:
And drop all those natural weapons to secondary for a -5 to hit and 1/2 str to damage in exchange for those low damage attacks. Not to mention wasting a feat for Improve Unarmed Strike that could have gone to something terrifying.
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the dragon, bite, gore and tail slap keep it 1.5 str damage because specific trump general.
For tail slap you may be right, but for the other primary attacks that say they deal 1.5, they won't deal 1.5 when turned into a secondary.
But since you are certain you are right, how about I just say "Expect Table Variance".
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nevertheless, does anyone know another good race that has naturalattacks except for claws? like feet, tail, bite? i think that build is even better, with a two handed weapon plus natural attacks, but Need free Hands for it.
The Wereboar Skinwalkers get two hoof attacks. Aasimar can get wing attacks, but it's a long feat chain to get them. Anyone can get a bite with a Ring of Rat Fangs for 5000 gold, or a one level dip into oracle for the hunger or wolfscarred face curse. You can gain a gore with a helm of the mammoth lord.
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The Wereboar Skinwalkers get two hoof attacks. Aasimar can get wing attacks, but it's a long feat chain to get them. Anyone can get a bite with a Ring of Rat Fangs for 5000 gold, or a one level dip into oracle for the hunger or wolfscarred face curse. You can gain a gore with a helm of the mammoth lord.
nevertheless, does anyone know another good race that has naturalattacks except for claws? like feet, tail, bite? i think that build is even better, with a two handed weapon plus natural attacks, but Need free Hands for it.
They also get a gore attack. With the extra features feat, and being a class that grows claws, and taking the adopted->tusked trait, you can have 6 natural attacks at level one. I've got an abyssal bloodrager that did this (though no tusked trait so only 5 attacks at level 1). At level one, though, the hooves weren't that useful. At level 12 they're still not terribly useful and I had multiattack at one point but later retrained it.