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works for me ^^ thanks!

lol well i know it wasnt a big deal there, just wilderness stuff (which the pervious post pointed out an excellent resource for me) but just the idea of having such long distance combat got me to thinking, so figured i would ask.

hmm that wilderness stuff wasn't what i was looking for, but its amazing information i will DEFENETLY use ^^

while i understand that, look at how small that mountain or the moon seems, at a certain distance, small things just arnt noticeable. i try to make it make more sence, like in dence forest 5 feet for light cover, 15 for full, in not-so-dence 15/30 but i just had a situation the other day where...

Hey there, I was reading up on sight, and the most indepth answer I could find more or less told me, so long as nothing is blocking your line of sight, you can see whatever it is your trying to see. But there has to be a limit, even the D&D world isn't flat. So is there any form of document...

unfortunetly that doesnt do me any good. i am using a sword sage, and unarmed is the favored weapon of the shadow hand AND tiger claw diciplines, which are the ones i focus on. in order to use alot of their moves, i must be unarmed. the reason this plays into monk, is because he has a level of...

hmm, true enough they would cancel eachother out. i guess i could keep it and add some kind of downside to magic hands to account for the lower price. and i am not totally getting your last line, sorry ^^; are you saying that keeping the amulet would make enchanting his hands make more sence...

hmm all right, i guess my only other question would be, if this were your game, would you allow the amulet of mighty fists along with this? or would you consider one to cancel the other out?

hmm, i still think its a little odd, but i cant deny it if that many people say it!! thank you for all your help ^^

hmm, i will remember that for my new players monk, but tossing my hat into the ring for a moment, i am making a sword sage, and putting one level of monk so i can get unarmed strike free, and use the bonus for superior, giving me 1d8, and as a sword sage i can add wisdom to some of my diciplines...

lol sounds excellent, but i suppose i should have been more clear (though i will defenetly look into that). i am more looking for unarmed power, it costs 2000 to enchant a weapon, but 6000 to get the same thing for a monk with an amulet.

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