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| #1clig76Dec 28, 2009 16:17:55 | These both seem like cool weapon choices. Anyone use these effectively with their PC's? |
| #2jetshieldDec 28, 2009 16:36:33 | Let me just say that, as a DM, when a player chooses things for "coolness" rather than "uberness" I most definately find a way to make it effective. |
| #3clig76Dec 28, 2009 16:41:05 | Let me just say that, as a DM, when a player chooses things for "coolness" rather than "uberness" I most definately find a way to make it effective. Gotcha. Thats bonus DM points for you. I was trying to create a fighter with a pair of spiked gloves (tempest style) but unfortunately couldnt make it work. Im sure there are other options though. |
| #4brassbaboonDec 28, 2009 19:28:46 | If you are talking about 4e, then yes, I have a spiked chain wielding ranger that is as much fun to play as any character I've ever played, plus he does massive damage. I love the spiked chain, but you should know that every month there are rumors of it being nerfed. For a rogue with the right feats and powers a spiked chain can be pretty cheesy. |
| #5koukDec 31, 2009 11:48:12 | You might try a reflavored Katar; they come from the same area as punch daggers, which are kind of the same as spiked gauntlets without the whole gauntlet. So reflavor them as (large) spiked gauntlets or big handheld or strapon Bagh Nakhs. Leaves your hand slot free too for gloves. |
| #6BRJNDec 31, 2009 21:37:42 | I discovered that a StarLock had BETTER buy spiked gauntlets (future magic-up) - or something - after I went through a doorway and had to melee some guardians ... with my bare fists ... or take OAs for using Eldritch Blast on them. (I used the EB. d10 > d4). Good thing for me, CON is my secondary stat, so I can take one for the team now and then. |