Maitre Du Donjon
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Zhure said:
seriously, lol.
a silly question
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seriously, lol.
ersatzphil
Hero
many thanks.
actually, while we're at this, would ranger favored enemy damage be added before or after halving piercing damage? my dungeon master decided that, even if i cant score a crit on undead, my bonuses result from skill and specialized knowledge on my part, and still apply
incedentally, mighty bows allow you to use your STR bonus for attack, or somesuch?
actually, while we're at this, would ranger favored enemy damage be added before or after halving piercing damage? my dungeon master decided that, even if i cant score a crit on undead, my bonuses result from skill and specialized knowledge on my part, and still apply
incedentally, mighty bows allow you to use your STR bonus for attack, or somesuch?
Maitre Du Donjon
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Well, since your DM house-ruled that you could add your favored enemy damage, you'd better ask him when he wants you to add that damage.
By the rules, IIRC, you add the damage before you cut the damage in half, since (in the case of the mighty bow) the arrow might be coming faster, but it's still piercing damage that's being delivered.
Maitre D
By the rules, IIRC, you add the damage before you cut the damage in half, since (in the case of the mighty bow) the arrow might be coming faster, but it's still piercing damage that's being delivered.
Maitre D
Get a +1 throwing and returning mace of disruption Seriously, throwing and returning weapon enhancements might be just the thing.
Or, you can ask your DM to use more zombies than skeletons so you have something to kill in the future. Skeletons are the only undead that have resistance to piercing.
Seriously, throwing and returning weapon enhancements might be just the thing.Or, you can ask your DM to use more zombies than skeletons so you have something to kill in the future. Skeletons are the only undead that have resistance to piercing.
nimisgod
LEW Judge
There's a feat in Masters of the Wild called Supernatural Blow. It requires you to have a COUPE* as a Favored Enemy.
Basically, it allows you to roll extra dice whenever you score a critical hit on an enemy that is normally not vulnerable to critical hits. It also allows you to add your favored enemy ability to damage against a creature that is normally immune to it.
(Construct, Ooze, Undead, Plant or Elemental)
Basically, it allows you to roll extra dice whenever you score a critical hit on an enemy that is normally not vulnerable to critical hits. It also allows you to add your favored enemy ability to damage against a creature that is normally immune to it.
(Construct, Ooze, Undead, Plant or Elemental)
Lord Pendragon
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A DM in a previous campaign introduced a Blunt-headed Arrow. It had a -2 penalty to hit, and did 1d3 damage, but it was bludgeoning damage. If you have a mighty bow, lots of bow feats, and good strength, the drawbacks to this sort of arrow may not be so bad. Consider asking your DM about such a thing.
Thimble the Squit
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Undead as Favoured Enemy
Masters of the Wild also suggests a defensive variant of Favoured Enemy, applying the bonus to your AC, Hide and Move Silently, rather than to damage, Bluff and Sense Motive. At least, I'm pretty sure that's how it worked (too lazy to check my books -- they're all the way across the other side of the room...)
Masters of the Wild also suggests a defensive variant of Favoured Enemy, applying the bonus to your AC, Hide and Move Silently, rather than to damage, Bluff and Sense Motive. At least, I'm pretty sure that's how it worked (too lazy to check my books -- they're all the way across the other side of the room...)
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