Weapon Proficiency (Improvised Weapon)? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Weapon Proficiency (Improvised Weapon)? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Thosar Lueque
12-02-05, 02:52 AM Hello again,

I just wanted to get opinions on the possible feat listed in the title of this thread. Technically I don't think you could take it because you can only choose published feats and to my knowledge there is no such feat as the one described. If this is true, does anyone know how you could gain proficiency with improvised weapons so you wouldn't take the -4 for attacking with them? I ask because I have a character concept rolling around in my head and wanted to see what the options were for improvised weapons.

Thanks!
Sieylianna
12-02-05, 07:44 AM Hello again,

I just wanted to get opinions on the possible feat listed in the title of this thread. Technically I don't think you could take it because you can only choose published feats and to my knowledge there is no such feat as the one described. If this is true, does anyone know how you could gain proficiency with improvised weapons so you wouldn't take the -4 for attacking with them? I ask because I have a character concept rolling around in my head and wanted to see what the options were for improvised weapons.

I think there is a prestige class (Drunken Master?) which makes you proficient with improvised weapons, but I don't have my books with me.

Ed
fender_brawnanvil
12-31-05, 03:48 PM Drunken Master makes you profecient with any improvised weapon commonly found aroud a bar. Such as: Bar Stool, Bottles, Table and so on.
Arvagor
12-31-05, 07:00 PM Drunken Master makes you profecient with any improvised weapon commonly found aroud a bar. Such as: Bar Stool, Bottles, Table and so on.This is not entirely accurate... Complete Warrior, page 28: "While bottle and tankards are a drunken master's preferred improvised weapons, he can use furniture, farm implements, or nearly anything else at hand to attack his foes."

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Thosar Lueque 12-02-05, 02:52 AM	Hello again, I just wanted to get opinions on the possible feat listed in the title of this thread. Technically I don't think you could take it because you can only choose published feats and to my knowledge there is no such feat as the one described. If this is true, does anyone know how you could gain proficiency with improvised weapons so you wouldn't take the -4 for attacking with them? I ask because I have a character concept rolling around in my head and wanted to see what the options were for improvised weapons. Thanks!
Sieylianna 12-02-05, 07:44 AM	Hello again, I just wanted to get opinions on the possible feat listed in the title of this thread. Technically I don't think you could take it because you can only choose published feats and to my knowledge there is no such feat as the one described. If this is true, does anyone know how you could gain proficiency with improvised weapons so you wouldn't take the -4 for attacking with them? I ask because I have a character concept rolling around in my head and wanted to see what the options were for improvised weapons. I think there is a prestige class (Drunken Master?) which makes you proficient with improvised weapons, but I don't have my books with me. Ed
fender_brawnanvil 12-31-05, 03:48 PM	Drunken Master makes you profecient with any improvised weapon commonly found aroud a bar. Such as: Bar Stool, Bottles, Table and so on.
Arvagor 12-31-05, 07:00 PM	Drunken Master makes you profecient with any improvised weapon commonly found aroud a bar. Such as: Bar Stool, Bottles, Table and so on.This is not entirely accurate... Complete Warrior, page 28: "While bottle and tankards are a drunken master's preferred improvised weapons, he can use furniture, farm implements, or nearly anything else at hand to attack his foes."