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<blockquote data-quote="Nail" data-source="post: 1067380" data-attributes="member: 224">Ah...okay.&nbsp; So what you're really saying is that the weapon allows the weilder (if a halfling with sneak attack as a class ability) to use his dexterity instead of his strength on the attack roll.The way you worded it, it looked like the poor halfling would have to weild a shortsword in the off hand to benefit.That sort of benefit is pretty large....perhaps a +2 or +3?......so limiting it to halfling rogues should bring it down into the +1 or +2 range.&nbsp; I mean, think about it; for most halfling rogues, this gives them an additional +3 to +5 on their attack rolls.&nbsp; That a big hill 'o beans, boy.BTW, halflings do not get the shaft.&nbsp; They're one of the most powerful PC races in the core rules (after dwarves).&nbsp; Their lesser weapon damage is a very small price to pay for all of their bennies.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nail, post: 1067380, member: 224"] Ah...okay. So what you're really saying is that the weapon allows the weilder (if a halfling with sneak attack as a class ability) to use his dexterity instead of his strength on the attack roll. The way you worded it, it looked like the poor halfling would have to weild a shortsword in the off hand to benefit. That sort of benefit is pretty large....perhaps a +2 or +3?......so limiting it to halfling rogues should bring it down into the +1 or +2 range. I mean, think about it; for most halfling rogues, this gives them an additional +3 to +5 on their attack rolls. That a big hill 'o beans, boy. BTW, halflings [color=yellow][b][u]do not[/u][/b][/color] get the shaft. They're one of the most powerful PC races in the core rules (after dwarves). Their lesser weapon damage is a very small price to pay for all of their bennies. [/QUOTE]

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