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| Shadowfax702-13-07, 01:13 PM | Moved to Equipment & Combat forum. |
| bartleby4202-13-07, 02:51 PM | I like the idea but I can come up with a couple problems, the biggest being rogues, and the added sneak attack damage will be a big boon to them throughout all 20 levels. I would consider making it a feat in the vein of manyshot, or even better adding it to the list of powers granted to Ranger and Fighter somewhere around 6th level. The only problem is coming up with simmilar abilities for the other weapon styles. (Ranger- Bow, fighter- Bow, 2hw, reach, thrown, and sword and board) But that is a whole lot of work. But fighter and Ranger do need help. I might run with this and attempt to make a combat stlye ability to give fighters and find a hole in Ranger to stick these. |
| Shadowfax702-13-07, 05:58 PM | I like the idea but I can come up with a couple problems, the biggest being rogues, and the added sneak attack damage will be a big boon to them throughout all 20 levels.I actually hadn't thought about this, but I don't believe 1 add'l attack on a standard action will unbalance this situation. A Rogue would be better off at higher levels getting all attacks as Sneak Attacks by using a full-round action anyway. I would consider making it a feat in the vein of manyshot, or even better adding it to the list of powers granted to Ranger and Fighter somewhere around 6th level. The only problem is coming up with simmilar abilities for the other weapon styles. (Ranger- Bow, fighter- Bow, 2hw, reach, thrown, and sword and board) But that is a whole lot of work. But fighter and Ranger do need help. I might run with this and attempt to make a combat stlye ability to give fighters and find a hole in Ranger to stick these.Not interested in making it a feat or specific ability of a Fighter or Ranger. This house rule would be to modify the 2 weapon combat rules for everyone. The main reason I thought of this was that I believe it's unfair that you must use a full-round action to get one attack with your secondary hand when you attack with your primary hand using a standard action. When it comes to primary or secondary iterative attacks, it's OK. |