Is there a magic item providing "Improved Grapple"?

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#1

zelles

Sep 17, 2010 0:44:49
Hi there,

I'm looking for a way to provide the feat "Improved Grapple" to one of my characters, but I don't want to use up 2 valuable feats for that. Is there some magic item that provides this feat? No matter the cost, of course. Or can I create one myself? I never once found a rule on how to implement Feats into a new magic item :/

Oh yeah, any magic item in 3.5 or pathfinder is allowed (no 4th edition!)

thanks in beforehands :D
#2

Maat_Mons

Sep 17, 2010 1:25:40

Well, it's not here. Maybe your DM will let you use a fanged ring to qualify for improved grapple.

#3

zelles

Sep 17, 2010 6:35:53
well, Whats with that Eternal Wand of Heroics? Heroics provides one fighter feat (Improved Grapple is one :D), so can't I use one of those to grant my character a temporary improved grapple? (What I should have said before: It's a wizard. Now don't ask why I need that feat on my wizard :P)

Thanks for the link, anyway :D
#4

playswithfire

Sep 18, 2010 8:49:25
You could tweak a custom magic item based on the Fearsome Grapple spell from Spell Compendium (2nd level sorc/wiz spell) which grants the +4 grapple bonus (+8 at 9th caster level) but not the avoiding of the AoO
#5

malkavon

Sep 19, 2010 19:51:30
well, Whats with that Eternal Wand of Heroics? Heroics provides one fighter feat (Improved Grapple is one :D), so can't I use one of those to grant my character a temporary improved grapple? (What I should have said before: It's a wizard. Now don't ask why I need that feat on my wizard :P)

Thanks for the link, anyway :D



Just create a permanent item of heroics (should be about 12k slotted) that grants Improved Grapple specifically (assuming it's continuous rather than use-activated). If it is use-activated, well that just gets silly because heroics stacks with itself. As a continuous item, it'll provide the one effect permanently and not be dumb. You can make a solid case for knocking the cost down some, even, considering that TWF/ITWF can be had for about 4k.

#6

zelles

Sep 20, 2010 10:55:50
Thanks for those Ideas, hadn't thought about "Heroics" at all :D That was all the help I needed, thanks guys :D