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Semantics. I am calculating it the same as you.

When you touch the ground, you jump immediately...you don't continue charging on the ground. At least, that is the effect I am seeking. As long as you have enough ground (and fly) movement to cover the total charge distance, it should work fine. I can see our DM requiring a tumble check...

How does the power attack bonus granted from these armbands (from complete adventurer I think) stack or multiply? That is, if you have an ability such as Leap Attack that multiplies power attack damage, would it multiply this bonus as well? For example, if my 20th level dwarf power attacks for...

I made a mistake inadvertently and am editing my previous post.

You forget that some of us are not as frequent posters and readers as you. A good search tool would help. Thanks a lot for the link. Holy cr@p! X4!?!

If you power attack with a 2-handed weapon or while wielding a 1-handed weapon in 2 hands, you double the power attack damage. It's in the special section of the feat description.

It's either Complete Adventurer or Complete Warrior...sorry I'm not at home and can't remember.

I'm not sure what you mean by "a touchdown is not a jump". I don't see any difference between charging on the ground and jumping and flying/charging 5' off the ground and doing the same thing. If that errata is true, it makes this feat even more powerful. The jump bonus isn't necessary for...

You can't power attack in melee with a light weapon, so you'd have to be a small creature to power attack with a handaxe in melee. Well, you COULD if you were medium, but you don't get to add any extra damage to it...see Power Attack for details. The difference here is that Power Throw doesn't...

First of all, I just discovered this feat, and it seems to be one of the coolest for any fighter or monk. Now my question: Can this feat be used during movement other than ground? Mainly I'm wondering about flight. For example, if you were flying right above the ground towards an opponent...

After reading this feat more last night and comparing it to Power Attack, I agree with you. Power Attack has a Special section concerning 2H weapons that is not included in Power Throw description. It does make sense that you can't do quite as much damage throwing a weapon as you can in melee...

It's called Power Throw. The EWP stunt says "when wielding a one-handed exotic melee weapon in two hands..." and then gives the benefit. It later says it counts as a 2 handed weapon regarding power attack rules. It never says anything like "when making a melee attack...blah blah blah"...that...

Thanks! :D That's what I needed. Now the only question is whether the Exotic Weapon Master Uncanny Blow stunt will apply to both melee or ranged attacks. To me, it seems like once you take Power Throw and Brutal Throw, your melee and ranged attacks become pretty much the same as far as to hit...

EWM is not for melee...it is just general for exotic weapons. It does have more melee than ranged stunts though. I prefer to stick with the one weapon. I think the original Ax of the Dwarvish Lords from 1st edition required you to give up ALL other weapons. This version (3.5, but revised a...

Is that your opinion or is this errata or sage advice? Are you saying this because you think it's too powerful? If so, why? It's only usually 1 attack per round. I do LOADS more damage on a full attack in melee. I'm just trying to widen my horizon now...throwing the ax of all axes is fun...

Howdy. Our party is up against 3 (after killing 2!) paragon sorceror mind flayers, so I need to eke out as much damage as possible...SO.... If I take the Brutal Throw and the other Complete Adventurer's ranged feat (that lets you power attack w/ranged weapons...sorry...brainfarting on the name...

I would have to say no, because it's added damage like if it was flaming or something. The crit is just the base weapon damage, afaik. In the case above, the base damage is the wisdom drain.

Thanks for the input. And yes, it is indeed drain. That wasn't my question though. :p

Does an Allip get to do double damage (2d4 wisdom damage?) on a successful critical? I can't find any rule on this, so I would assume it works this way. Although, it seems odd that a touch attack on ability drain would be able to deliver a critical strike, since it doesn't matter where you...

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