Cha or Wis to help hit rolls [Archive] - Wizards Community

Cha or Wis to help hit rolls [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Rivga
01-30-06, 10:16 AM Hi

Is there anyway to get either my cha or Wis modifiers to help my hit rolls,
I am building a character for an epic game and one of my friends is a wizard who is using his int modifier instead of his strenght to hit things I was wanting to do the same for my two highest stats.

Thanks in advance for any help
Maraxus
01-30-06, 10:30 AM Jup, Zen-Archery (Complete Warrior) allows you to add your wisdom, instead of your dexterity to ranged attacks, your character should qualify for it without problem, since it only requires a bit of wisdom and BAB+1.
It makes sense anyway, how much dexterity do you need to open the hand that holds the arrow? - So, you could also call it "Sharp-eye-shooting", or something, if you don't want OA-flair.
babysamurai
01-30-06, 11:37 AM There is also a feat called Charming the Arrow that lets you use your Charisma instead of Dexterity to hit with ranged weapons.

There is another feat called Intutive Strike that lets you use your Wisdom instead of Strength to hit with simple weapons.
simon_tage
01-30-06, 11:43 AM There is also a feat called Charming the Arrow that lets you use your Charisma instead of Dexterity to hit with ranged weapons.

There is another feat called Intutive Strike that lets you use your Wisdom instead of Strength to hit with simple weapons.

What the heck are these from?
Comi
01-30-06, 11:51 AM What the heck are these from?

Intutive Strike is from Book of Excalted feats, but your character must be a good character for it is an excalted feat.
babysamurai
01-30-06, 11:53 AM Charming the Arrow is found in the Fey Features articles on the WotC site.

You must be of the Fey-type to take this feat.
simon_tage
01-30-06, 12:09 PM I still find the cha to hit feat kinda wonky. I guess if you are fey though you probably have a hefty LA anyway though.
kikazzi
01-30-06, 05:53 PM Well, it is a bit hoaky. How does Charisma help you hit something? Are you going to impress the arrow, or intimidate it? Unless it was some sort of magic instilled in the arror, it just seems like a huge stretch.
Zen Archer? I can see the insight bonus to striking.

Kikazzi
Surreal
01-31-06, 01:57 AM I think you'll find this thread most useful: X stat to Y bonus (http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?t=320889)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Rivga 01-30-06, 10:16 AM	Hi Is there anyway to get either my cha or Wis modifiers to help my hit rolls, I am building a character for an epic game and one of my friends is a wizard who is using his int modifier instead of his strenght to hit things I was wanting to do the same for my two highest stats. Thanks in advance for any help
Maraxus 01-30-06, 10:30 AM	Jup, Zen-Archery (Complete Warrior) allows you to add your wisdom, instead of your dexterity to ranged attacks, your character should qualify for it without problem, since it only requires a bit of wisdom and BAB+1. It makes sense anyway, how much dexterity do you need to open the hand that holds the arrow? - So, you could also call it "Sharp-eye-shooting", or something, if you don't want OA-flair.
babysamurai 01-30-06, 11:37 AM	There is also a feat called Charming the Arrow that lets you use your Charisma instead of Dexterity to hit with ranged weapons. There is another feat called Intutive Strike that lets you use your Wisdom instead of Strength to hit with simple weapons.
simon_tage 01-30-06, 11:43 AM	There is also a feat called Charming the Arrow that lets you use your Charisma instead of Dexterity to hit with ranged weapons. There is another feat called Intutive Strike that lets you use your Wisdom instead of Strength to hit with simple weapons. What the heck are these from?
Comi 01-30-06, 11:51 AM	What the heck are these from? Intutive Strike is from Book of Excalted feats, but your character must be a good character for it is an excalted feat.
babysamurai 01-30-06, 11:53 AM	Charming the Arrow is found in the Fey Features articles on the WotC site. You must be of the Fey-type to take this feat.
simon_tage 01-30-06, 12:09 PM	I still find the cha to hit feat kinda wonky. I guess if you are fey though you probably have a hefty LA anyway though.
kikazzi 01-30-06, 05:53 PM	Well, it is a bit hoaky. How does Charisma help you hit something? Are you going to impress the arrow, or intimidate it? Unless it was some sort of magic instilled in the arror, it just seems like a huge stretch. Zen Archer? I can see the insight bonus to striking. Kikazzi
Surreal 01-31-06, 01:57 AM	I think you'll find this thread most useful: X stat to Y bonus (http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?t=320889)