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I have heard of such a thing, but am fairly certain that it is an NPC only ability.

Fire could make the creature have difficulty controlling its form unless it partially solidified. Cold could freeze it and make it more solid. If the creature was really comprised of many tiny parts lightning damage could cause it to clump together. Poison could cause a creature to be weakened...

I find it very difficult to imagine anyone has trained to use a bow as a melee weapon. It was a joke. Obviously you meant something else, but it did somewhat look like you were saying that you would be trained to use a bow as a melee weapon.

Well that answers that. I still like the idea of using a bow as an improvised weapon. Mechanically there wouldn't be much difference between using a bow as an improvised melee weapon and attacking unarmed, but I find the idea amusing.

You seem to have a very strange idea of how a bow :bmelee: is used.:devil:

You gain an extra use each milestone.

You could try using swarms instead. Re skin rat swarm, give them a bonus to attack in dim light and darkness, the shadow bat's movement, a bonus to stealth skill, remove the ongoing damage, replace low-light vision with dark vision, possibly add flyby attack, and you should be pretty close.

But a Rogue is better off using either daggers or a rapier. So rather than using rapier mechanics and calling it a katana, call it a ninja-to.

AEG. The 3rd edition of L5R was so bad there is a fan group that is still trying to make it work.

Wood for Sheep.

People, on the other hand, have a deservedly earned reputation.

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