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Because why ? What will having them count as clubs get you ? There might be some other way to get that, if we know what it is.
Amputate hands. Graft on clubs. Profit!
Rolling a totem skald/war drummer, and I think it would be awesome to punch people in the face with my drum stick hands.
Deadly Rhythm: This is actually kinda cool. The War Drummer loses Scribe Scroll (or bonus Extra Performance in PFS) to effectively have Quick Draw for clubs and the greatclub while using Raging Song. At 3rd level, it also gains a scaling bonus on damage rolls with clubs and the greatclub up to a +5 at 17th level. And at 6th level, it gains Improved Critical with clubs or the greatclub as a bonus feat. Losing one feat for that much is actually a big thing, especially for a 1st level swap. Prepare to use dragon skulls for your drum kit.
Amputate hands. Graft on clubs. Profit!
Possibly the best reply ever.
Aren't natural weapons considered light weapons?
I don't see why you can't just use quickdraw to pull out clubs. Unless you want to apply the club bonuses to your hands/claws?
That was the idea.
Can you put a transformative property on an amulet of mighty fists?
I don't see why you can't just use quickdraw to pull out clubs. Unless you want to apply the club bonuses to your hands/claws?That was the idea.
I don't believe there is a way to do what you are asking without house rules.
A Beaststrike club would give you club claws.
He would still lose access to the bonus damage and crit range using the transformation though. It would still be a manufactured weapon, it just wouldn't be a club/great club for purposes of the raging song.
What he is looking for is something like FCT or Martial Mastery, that links unarmed strikes with clubs interchangeably.
If you were house-ruling, I would totally allow a Forge Fist or Frost Fist amulet to allow you to apply club effects to unarmed strikes. It wouldn't fly in PFS though.
My dm agreed with this do to the wording that it handles objects like a club.