Amulet of Natural Weapons help [Archive] - Wizards Community

Amulet of Natural Weapons help [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
kage inazuma
11-18-06, 08:14 PM ok im palying a monk and i was wonderign if i have to pay twice as much for enchanting my fists?
book Savage Species
Grey_Mage
11-18-06, 08:30 PM Grab the 3.5 Amulet of Might fists +X instead.
The_Shaman
11-18-06, 08:42 PM I think that the SS amulet enhances only one natural weapon. Monks don't get any additional natural attacks, so as long as you don't get into TWF you should have no problems. Hawks, for example, attack with 2 talons but only get 1 attack, so monks should be treated the same way.
RavenDrake
11-19-06, 03:22 AM Here's my take on monks. Monks have only one natural weapon: Monk Unarmed Strike. Therefore as long as you only attack with your Monk Unarmed Strike, then a Necklace of Natural Weapons(Monk Unarmed Strike) would apply to any attacks made with a Monk Unarmed Strike. Other potential natural weapons(such as a bite or slam, if available) would not benefit from the necklace unless you multiply the cost of the necklace to include them. As always, your mileage may vary with terrain and DM approval/disapproval.

(Note: Mind you, this is the ruleing I use due to my interpretation of the way Unarmed Strikes work. In my games humanoids, regardless of skills or limbs, have only one unarmed strike weapon, and cannot use thier unarmed strike as both primary weapon and off-hand weapon when Two-Weapon(or Multi-weapon) fighting. It can be the primary weapon with a seperate offhand weapon, or they can use it offhand with a seperate primary weapon, but it cannot be both.)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
kage inazuma 11-18-06, 08:14 PM	ok im palying a monk and i was wonderign if i have to pay twice as much for enchanting my fists? book Savage Species
Grey_Mage 11-18-06, 08:30 PM	Grab the 3.5 Amulet of Might fists +X instead.
The_Shaman 11-18-06, 08:42 PM	I think that the SS amulet enhances only one natural weapon. Monks don't get any additional natural attacks, so as long as you don't get into TWF you should have no problems. Hawks, for example, attack with 2 talons but only get 1 attack, so monks should be treated the same way.
RavenDrake 11-19-06, 03:22 AM	Here's my take on monks. Monks have only one natural weapon: Monk Unarmed Strike. Therefore as long as you only attack with your Monk Unarmed Strike, then a Necklace of Natural Weapons(Monk Unarmed Strike) would apply to any attacks made with a Monk Unarmed Strike. Other potential natural weapons(such as a bite or slam, if available) would not benefit from the necklace unless you multiply the cost of the necklace to include them. As always, your mileage may vary with terrain and DM approval/disapproval. (Note: Mind you, this is the ruleing I use due to my interpretation of the way Unarmed Strikes work. In my games humanoids, regardless of skills or limbs, have only one unarmed strike weapon, and cannot use thier unarmed strike as both primary weapon and off-hand weapon when Two-Weapon(or Multi-weapon) fighting. It can be the primary weapon with a seperate offhand weapon, or they can use it offhand with a seperate primary weapon, but it cannot be both.)