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| Taquelli04-15-07, 12:51 AM | A good combatant understands the need to vary their weapons and attacks as the situation requires; the weaponshifter takes this principle a little too far. This uncanny warrior specializes in changing his method of attack to keep his opponent constantly off-guard, and his four or five weapons soon become a massive blur. Prerequisites: Base Attack: +8 Feats: Quick Draw, Two-Weapon Fighting Proficiencies: At least five martial or exotic weapons Weaponshifter Hit Die: D8 BAB Fort Will Reflex Special +0 +0 +0 +2 Uncanny Sheathe +1 +0 +0 +3 Shifting Weapon +2 +1 +1 +3 - +3 +1 +1 +4 Shifting Damage +3 +2 +2 +4 Shifting Magic Uncanny Sheathe: Whenever a Weaponshifter attempts to draw a weapon, he may sheathe any light weapon as a free action. At 3rd level, he may sheathe any one-handed weapon as a free action. At 5th level, he may sheathe any weapon as a free action. Shifting Weapon: Starting at 2nd level, the weaponshifter can apply a number of qualifiers that affect DR equal to his weaponshifter level halved to his current weapon, as long as he possesses a weapon that has that qualifier. For example, if a 2nd-level weaponshifter have a good-aligned weapon and a silver weapon, you can apply either the good qualifier or the silver qualifier to any weapon he uses for purposes of affecting damage reduction. At 4th level, he can apply both. Shifting Damage: Starting at 4th level, the weaponshifter can substitute the damage dice rolled for his successful attack with the damage dice of any weapon he has attacked with this turn. Shifting Magic: At 5th level, the weaponshifter may apply up to +2 enhancements to any weapon he uses, as long as he possesses a weapon that has those enhancements. So, a weaponshifter with a flaming long sword and a keen dagger can apply both enhancements to a short sword he is using. Also here. (http://talkingbookcase.blogspot.com/2007/02/how-weaponshifter.html) |
| Xavon04-15-07, 01:07 AM | Needs full BAB if it is a weapon based class. The concept is interesting but seems a little confusing and hard to track. |