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| #1maxiacJan 20, 2009 22:00:30 | I am trying to make a level 4 character with 3 levels in Strong and 1 level in Martial Artist. I have the following feats: Brawl, Improved Brawl and Combat Martial Arts. From the way I understand it, an attack made by a character with 16 Strength would get +5 to hit (3 from Str and 2 from Improved Brawl) and deal 1d8 + Str Modifier from Improved Brawl, 1d4 + Str Modifier from Combat Martial Arts, 1d6 for being a Martial Artist for a total of +5 to hit for 1d4 + 1d6 + 1d8 + 2 x Str Modifier damage. First of all I want to know if this is indeed how the feats stack, and also, if possible, what would happen if I chose to make 2 melee attacks in a single attack action, "dual wield fists" so to speak. Thank you. |
| #2backstabbistJan 20, 2009 22:23:11 | "I am trying to make a level 4 character with 3 levels in Strong and 1 level in Martial Artist. I have the following feats: Brawl, Improved Brawl and Combat Martial Arts." Tema summed it pretty well: CMA: 1d4 Lethal or Nonlethal, character's choice. Orion concurred The letter of the feat seems clear. You get +1 to attack and +1d6 damage if you do non-lethal damage. If you try to do lethal damage, you say goodbye to that attack and damage bonus. This feat represents the kind of fighting you'd pick up at a bar brawl. It's powerful and it'll knock someone on their ass, but it's not generally fatal. It's very different than CMA, which is less powerful but more precise, and if executed correctly, can kill someone and I did a followup You are forgetting that CMA makes the attacker qualify as Armed, |