| Lord Lupus the Grey |
Some tieflings, for example, can "wield an oversized weapons without penalty".
Here is a question: can my character use a large two-handed weapon in two hands, or only one-handed in two hands?
Somwhere in this forum I saw posts about a possibility of using huge, or even colossal weapons, and the only restriction is a penalty and GM's word. But where can I find such rules?
Thanks!
| CampinCarl9127 |
There has been a very recent errata that allows it. Link
The related FAQ is outdated and no longer applies.
Malvos
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The Tiefling ability is worded exactly the same as the Red Cap (a small fey that wields a medium-sized Scythe) and another monster (Giant or Titan, I can't recall) that also wields two-handed weapons larger than their size.
Pay no attention to the Titan Mauler. Tieflings with that ability can wield large-sized Greatswords (for example) just fine.
| CampinCarl9127 |
If you have the tiefling ability to wield large weapons, you take no penalty. If your DM allows that, go with that.
Normally a titan mauler can wield a large greatsword at a -4 penalty that stacks with the inappropriately sized weapon penalty of -2 for a total of -6, but the same ability starts taking away the debuff by 1 for every 3 levels (capping out at no penalty at level 18).
Titan fighter is strictly better, wielding a large greatsword with a -2 penalty that stacks with the inappropriately sized weapon penalty of -2 for a total of -4, while their later class ability lowers this penalty at level 3 and every 4 levels afterwards, going to no penalty at level 15.
| Baumfluch |
@slightly offtopic.
is the Titan mauler allowed to use a 2step oversized one-handed-weapon?
example: Im a Dwarven Titan Mauler.
My weapon: a huge dwarven war axe.
medium -> large: makes it a two-handed-for me
large -> huge: makes it a two-handed for a creature 1 size-category larger.
Still the weapon itself is a huge onehanded weapon and you are smaller then the user it is designed for, so you can put an effortless lace on it (-2 to the size Penalty, so its -8 +2 = -6, just as a large greatsword).
= -6 for 3d8 and the -6 decays to -0 at Level 18 as Titan mauler.
the large greatsword only brings in 3d6
when you run such a build you probably get enlarged and put Impact on the weapon, wich would come out as 6d8 for the axe and 6d6 for the greatswort.
only Thing that seems a bit tricky is the effortless lace, but im pretty sure it just has to be a one-handed-weapon, no matter the size. And you have to be smaller then the intended user to benifit.
i opened a Topic for it once where this was concluded.
thaX
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Does the Tiefling ability actually mention Two Handed Weapons, or just Weapons?
A post earlier said it is the same as Titan Fighter though I doubt the wording is the same between the two.
If it is only a larger weapon, then the large One Handed weapon is the biggest.
If you do go into Titan Mauler/Titan fighter, then the penalty will apply for their abilities to wield large Two Handed weapons, but the normal penalty is still not taken because of the teifling ability. (so -2 for the Titan Fighter at lower levels)
I have been on several threads that tries to skirt the rules to have characters wield large Two Handed weapons, and one particular where a character is trying to wield two of them at the same time. Typically, with the exception of (errated) Titan Mauler and Titan Fighter, the character can not do it.