| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| shadowfox62803-10-06, 08:59 PM | For starters, the damage for the weapon that I came up with was based upon V.3 standards (as seen in the "Sword and Fist" book, now in "Complete Warrior"). I remember clearly the feat "Monkey Grip," which allowed you to use a weapon that was normally 2-handed in one, but at a -2 penalty (which, later, I came up with duel-weilding greatswords, which was Monkey Grip used in conjunction with "Twin Weapon Fighting," now, effectively, replaced by "Oversized-Weapon Fighting"). From what I've been told, Monkey Grip now allows you to weild a weapon one size bigger (Medium-sized Greatsword ---> Large Sized Greatsword). However, I recently ran into a problem. I used the V.3 standards for increased damage (2d6 ---> 2d8 for being Large-sized, also what used to be known as the "Fullblade," and a Huge-sized one would be 4d6 (each d8 turns into 2d6)). However, after taking a look in the Player's handbook, I realized that I was wrong. The current damage I have for my Huge Greatsword is 4d6. I'm asking if this is the right amount, or if I was wrong. Please? There's cookies! |
| Kresalak03-10-06, 09:03 PM | Medium Greatsword=2d6-->Large GS=3d6-->Huge Greatsword=4d6. |
| shadowfox62803-10-06, 09:04 PM | Hm.... Amazingly simple.... Thanks. |
| Kresalak03-10-06, 09:52 PM | Gargantuan is 6d6, and I don't remember what Collosal is. Just in case you need it. |