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it confuses me to think that the Two Claws are One attack. IE 2Claws = 1d4 dmg, not 2d4. I can't tell.

another question.. the str is 18. bite dmg is 1d4+4 and bite is 1d6+2. any reason why?

Ok, a creature has 2 claws at +2 or a Half-Spear at +2. How many d20's is it rolling? 2d20 to attack for 2d4 claws both at +2? or 1d20 with the half-spear for 1d6 of damage? What about a creature with "2 Claws +12 melee, 1 bite +7 melee." ?? and where would someone find the FAQ and SRD...

Because its so big it does Area affect dmg by the way... Now I'm wondering.. How much would it cost to get a magic item to give you a feat? Is it possible for an EWP Feat? Do any other weapons do this much damage without a Crit? Didn't you have to have a Min Str for some weapons? IE Maul...

Does anyone think that buying a proficiency is plausible?

Don't tell my DM this, but sometimes I think he's a moron. We have a player in our gaming group who always suggests outrageous things and usually gets what he wants because he makes up these RP reasons and what not. Apparently our DM has a very low "Sense-Motive" skill because sometimes he's a...

GUMMI BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAARS!!! BOUNCING HERE AND THERE AND EVERYWHERE!!

In some splat book there's a feat that allows some kind of Duel attack where instead of Plus 2 for flanking, if you both have the feat you both get Plus 4 instead. but.. is it possible to just delay an init or prepare an action "when he attacks I attack with him" a Dual Strike type of...

Is it possible for two players to roll an attack that goes off simultaniously? Perhaps if they withheld actions/ delayed init/ prepared action? how do they do it more than once in a combat sequence? I've been reading these boards for a while now lurking away but this is the first question...

I prefered UO over EQ.. UO was funner than Everquest to me. And it was easier to build a character and have him customized to your liking and still be a formidable opponent. Sure it leads to a lot of "newbies" being tough early in the game, but so what? Equal Opportunity. You spend less...