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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 7501409" data-attributes="member: 57383">Works for me.Hurr… If we have it fold 2 as a swift or move equivalent action, it could theoretically fold six per melee round so long as it doesn't move.How about making it to 2 for a swift action or 4 as a standard action?We could change&nbsp; the first three sentences of the Fold Origami special attack to: &quot;The Paper Warrior carries fourteen pieces of&nbsp; magical paper. It can fold these papers into the&nbsp; shapes of creatures and breathe upon them, whereupon&nbsp; the papers grow to&nbsp; the size of a man and animate into origami creations.&nbsp; The Paper Warrior can fold 2 origami creations as a swift action or 4 as a standard action, but it cannot perform both actions in the same round to create 6 paper servants.&quot;I guess we should also change &quot;The Paper Warrior can blow a paper creation&quot; to &quot;origami creation&quot; for the sake of consistency.I can agree to that.Updating the <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?p=6908201#post6908201" target="_blank">Paper Warrior Working Draft</a>.During the update I simplified the Unholy Resilience text from &quot;The Paper Warrior gains a +3 profane bonus to all Fort, Ref, and Will saves&quot; to &quot;The Paper Warrior gains a +3 profane bonus to its saving throws&quot;.While putting &quot;The Paper Warrior can wield a kiseru as if it were a special monk weapon&quot; in the weapon description as requested but did wonder about putting it in Martial Artistry instead.Oh, and just to make sure. When you wrote &quot;Let's make a kiseru a monk weapon in its weapon description&quot; did you mean you'd prefer they counted as monk weapons for any monk? In which case I'd have to delete the &quot;wield a kiseru&quot; bit above and substitute the following:Kiseru: A kiseru is a tobacco pipe about as long as its wielder's&nbsp;&nbsp; forearm. They are normally made of wood with metal ends, but some&nbsp;&nbsp; kiseru are made entirely of metal. While kiseru appear to be harmless&nbsp;&nbsp; smoker's pipes they are actually solid enough to be used as clubbing&nbsp;&nbsp; weapons.The kiseru is a special monk weapon. This designation gives a monk wielding a kiseru special options.I don't much mind either way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 7501409, member: 57383"] Works for me. Hurr… If we have it fold 2 as a swift or move equivalent action, it could theoretically fold six per melee round so long as it doesn't move. How about making it to 2 for a swift action or 4 as a standard action? We could change the first three sentences of the Fold Origami special attack to: "The Paper Warrior carries fourteen pieces of magical paper. It can fold these papers into the shapes of creatures and breathe upon them, whereupon the papers grow to the size of a man and animate into origami creations. The Paper Warrior can fold 2 origami creations as a swift action or 4 as a standard action, but it cannot perform both actions in the same round to create 6 paper servants." I guess we should also change "The Paper Warrior can blow a paper creation" to "origami creation" for the sake of consistency. I can agree to that. Updating the [URL="http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?p=6908201#post6908201"][B]Paper Warrior Working Draft[/B][/URL]. During the update I simplified the Unholy Resilience text from "The Paper Warrior gains a +3 profane bonus to all Fort, Ref, and Will saves" to "The Paper Warrior gains a +3 profane bonus to its saving throws". While putting "[COLOR=#00ffff]The Paper Warrior can wield a kiseru as if it were a special monk weapon[/COLOR]" in the weapon description as requested but did wonder about putting it in Martial Artistry instead. Oh, and just to make sure. When you wrote "Let's make a kiseru a monk weapon in its weapon description" did you mean you'd prefer they counted as monk weapons for any monk? In which case I'd have to delete the "wield a kiseru" bit above and substitute the following: [COLOR=#00ffff][I]Kiseru:[/I] A kiseru is a tobacco pipe about as long as its wielder's forearm. They are normally made of wood with metal ends, but some kiseru are made entirely of metal. While kiseru appear to be harmless smoker's pipes they are actually solid enough to be used as clubbing weapons. The kiseru is a special monk weapon. This designation gives a monk wielding a kiseru special options.[/COLOR] I don't much mind either way. [/QUOTE]

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