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| GraveDigger04-17-07, 06:27 PM | Ok so I'm rather tired of those dr / bludgeoning and dr / slashing along with the dr / piercing causing me to carry three different types of weapons. So what I've decided to do is take a great sword and make one edge just dull the other sharp and then use the tip for stabiddy death. I don't see any reason why that wouldn't work. Now here is my question, would I be able to have like disrupting and vorpal on that sword because one side is bludgeoning and the other side is slashing? |
| chiaboco04-17-07, 06:30 PM | i dont think so. well i guess it depends on the dm's say. nice idea though. |
| Stormbrand04-17-07, 06:54 PM | Blunt edge does merely reduced slashing damage. You can either be piercing or slashing, not both at once. So no Vorpal Stabs. |
| Solo_Phoenix04-17-07, 07:05 PM | Try the executioner's mace. http://www.crystalkeep.com/d20/rules/DnD3.5Index-Equipment.pdf I have no idea what it's supposed to look like though. |
| Iver Gearsham04-18-07, 11:53 AM | Carry a Morning Star it does P and B as your back up weapon cool spells like Mighty Wallop and Greater Mighty Wallop from Races of the Dragon can increase the weapon's size damage rateing alot. Having a Nonmagical All damage types in one weapon seams too be more than D&D intended. |