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| spyderfreek06-27-05, 02:19 AM | I want to play a warrior with an air of strength and power about him. I plan on using a greataxe, which is large. Does Monkey grip or powerful build allow me to wield a bigger than normal greataxe? or am I reading them both wrong? |
| Koda7706-27-05, 03:51 AM | They both let you use a sized weapon one larger than yours but sadly they dont stack |
| spyderfreek06-27-05, 05:42 AM | not looking to stack, just looking to get 1 feat to allow for a huge great axe, later on, not from start. so what I am gathering from your response, it woud be possible. |
| Egres06-27-05, 07:46 AM | not looking to stack, just looking to get 1 feat to allow for a huge great axe, later on, not from start. so what I am gathering from your response, it woud be possible. Wield Oversized Weapon is your friend. |
| Vahenir06-27-05, 07:53 AM | They'd allow you to wield a LARGE great-axe, but not a HUGE one. Just to clarify (unless you're using 3.0 - as it has different weapon sizing rules). |
| Arishem06-27-05, 11:01 AM | I want to play a warrior with an air of strength and power about him. I plan on using a greataxe, which is large. Does Monkey grip or powerful build allow me to wield a bigger than normal greataxe? or am I reading them both wrong? Either Monkey Grip or Powerful Build would allow you to use a weapon that is 1 size larger than your character is. If you are a medium character then you could use a large weapon, if you are large, you could use a huge weapon. |