Hello, I would like to attract the opponents on a particular point and then attacked.
For the attack, something as similar as impressive landing.
For the attraction, perhaps a song or an other mean ?
Are there similar feat in 2nd edition with the following feats from 1st edition ? (shrapnel strike, stuning irruption)
Can you explain me with an example how function a forceful trait and critical specialization effect with an example ? For example, orc Necksplitter.
Thanks for your future answer.
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The Antagonize feat can be useful for drawing attention to yourself.
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Can you explain me with an example how function a forceful trait and critical specialization effect with an example ? For example, orc Necksplitter.
Forceful means that for the second attack you make with the weapon on your turn, it deals an extra 1 point of damage per weapon die and then double that on subsequent attacks. So a basic necksplitter would deal 1d8 on the first attack, 1d8+1 on the second attack, and 1d8+2 on the third attack (plus any other bonuses like your Strength modifier). If it was a +1 striking necksplitter, it'd deal 2d8, 2d8+2, and 2d8+4.
The critical specialization is an ability that you unlock that creates an additional effect when you get a critical hit. For axes like the necksplitter, that effect is that you deal damage equal to the weapon damage dice to a creature adjacent to the primary target. So if you had a 1d8 necksplitter and rolled a 4, you'd deal 4 damage to a creature adjacent to the primary target. If it was a striking necksplitter and you rolled a 4 and a 3, you'd deal 7 damage to the adjacent creature. (Note that for the primary target, you'd double those numbers since it's a crit.)