| C4M3R0N |
| C4M3R0N |
A bladed gauntlet is a 3.5 item that was never upgraded to pathfinder rules.
That's what I figured. A couple Google searches had found that. I had hoped it'd been updated.
So if the "Bladed Fist" is used in a Pathfinder campaign, would it be safe to just use the 3.5 stats for the Bladed gauntlet?
| lemeres |
Or just using a punching dagger. Those are katar, which is often what people are talking about with this type of weapon.
Either that or a pata, which is also statted out (but it is an exotic weapon with 'meh' stats). That is a similar type of weapon (from the same area) that is more integrated into a gauntlet like handle for support.
| Blakmane |
Here's what I found for their stats from 3.5
Bladed Gauntlet
That doesn't match the NPC statblock, and if you look at the source, is homebrew and thus not official in any way.
So, that particular link is probably not really relevant in this case.
ryric
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ryric wrote:Wasn't that the 3.0 weapon where you could use crit range stacking to get the crit to 7-20/x2? Good times.I just remember keen kukris with improved critical to get to 11-20. I never saw anything that could go to 7-20.
The original version had a base range of 17-20/x2, so with keen and improved crit you could get it to 9-20 - then there was a prestige class that improved it by 2 to 7-20.
| lemeres |
Imbicatus wrote:The original version had a base range of 17-20/x2, so with keen and improved crit you could get it to 9-20 - then there was a prestige class that improved it by 2 to 7-20.ryric wrote:Wasn't that the 3.0 weapon where you could use crit range stacking to get the crit to 7-20/x2? Good times.I just remember keen kukris with improved critical to get to 11-20. I never saw anything that could go to 7-20.
Pretty much, whenever talking about 3.0, and there is some random extreme being taken, just assume "there was a prestige class that..." is somewhere in the explanation.
Either that, or something involving psyonics.
| C4M3R0N |
C4M3R0N wrote:Here's what I found for their stats from 3.5
Bladed GauntletThat doesn't match the NPC statblock, and if you look at the source, is homebrew and thus not official in any way.
So, that particular link is probably not really relevant in this case.
I didn't realize it was homebrew. It didn't read it too thoroughly clearly haha
| KainPen |
ryric wrote:Imbicatus wrote:The original version had a base range of 17-20/x2, so with keen and improved crit you could get it to 9-20 - then there was a prestige class that improved it by 2 to 7-20.ryric wrote:Wasn't that the 3.0 weapon where you could use crit range stacking to get the crit to 7-20/x2? Good times.I just remember keen kukris with improved critical to get to 11-20. I never saw anything that could go to 7-20.Pretty much, whenever talking about 3.0, and there is some random extreme being taken, just assume "there was a prestige class that..." is somewhere in the explanation.
Either that, or something involving psyonics.
I it was the Weapon Master prestige class. lol basically ripped out of baldur's gate the game. It was fighter kit of the same name functions pre 3.0, I think it was the testing ground for it. Now it is and soft up version archtype of a fighter. it has come full circle, I really enjoy how a lot of the old 2nd edition kits made their way in to pathfinder as archtypes.
I think i remember it also being in the 2ed skill and power book as a kit also, but it did not function the same.
| VargrBoartusk |
ryric wrote:Wasn't that the 3.0 weapon where you could use crit range stacking to get the crit to 7-20/x2? Good times.I just remember keen kukris with improved critical to get to 11-20. I never saw anything that could go to 7-20.
3.0 pre eratta sword and fist book.. It was.. A dark time in the land.. I had a vorpal one of these when vorpal worked on any crit.
The trick was the bladed gauntlet which was a 1d6 17-20 base+imp crit 14+
+keen 11+
Weapon master/kensai prestige class BS netted you 1d6 9-20 x3 crit max damage a few times per day more AoOs and wolwind as a standard action. It was great for chump blendering anything that needed a head
plus some auto crits and auto confirms from somewhere and you were golden.
| VargrBoartusk |
I think it was the ninjato that had been printed with a crit range of 19-29. Useless extra numbers by itself but by doubling the crit range (keen) it was 9-29, before any other shenanigans.
IIRC That one was errata'd way quicker though because it was a typo and not just a hur de dur what harm can a high crit range do.
N. Jolly
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ryric wrote:Imbicatus wrote:The original version had a base range of 17-20/x2, so with keen and improved crit you could get it to 9-20 - then there was a prestige class that improved it by 2 to 7-20.ryric wrote:Wasn't that the 3.0 weapon where you could use crit range stacking to get the crit to 7-20/x2? Good times.I just remember keen kukris with improved critical to get to 11-20. I never saw anything that could go to 7-20.Pretty much, whenever talking about 3.0, and there is some random extreme being taken, just assume "there was a prestige class that..." is somewhere in the explanation.
Either that, or something involving psyonics.
Could have been book of vile darkness, Disciple of Dispater prestige class, I know one of the features gave metal weapons a stacking bonus to crits with metal weapons, could have easily been something silly like that.
| Cycada |
Tekko-Kagi are the closest things to bladed gauntlets you'll find in Pathfinder, from what I'm aware. They're pretty much 'historical' Wolverine claws, but you use them with a punching motion.