Post/Author/DateTime	Post
OregonRnr 01-02-07, 07:34 PM	What benefits does a dazed opponent give you? The anvil of thunder weapon style feat from Complete Warrior allows you to leave an opponent dazed if you hit with both a hammer and axe in the same round (assuming they fail their save), but I can't find any rules for how this condition is helpful to you.
Vegepygmy 01-02-07, 07:39 PM	dazed: Unable to act normally. A dazed character can take no actions, but has no penalty to AC. So if your opponent fails his save, he is dazed for 1 round, which means he loses his next turn.
OregonRnr 01-02-07, 07:44 PM	So is the only benefit that they can take no actions? :allalone: I thought it might be more exciting...
Vegepygmy 01-02-07, 07:58 PM	Yes, that's the only benefit. It may not be "exciting," but it's definitely effective.
fatal error 01-03-07, 12:05 AM	Yes, that's the only benefit. It may not be "exciting," but it's definitely effective. Yea, nothing better than an opponent not hurting you for a turn, really.
ShinAkuma2 01-03-07, 01:32 AM	Yea, nothing better than an opponent not hurting you for a turn, really. Except maybe stunning him...or paralyzing him...But still, all you did was hit him with a hammer and an axe. The aftershock can't be too exotic.
OregonRnr 01-03-07, 06:19 PM	Thanks everyone!