D&D 5E Darksun times of change[Oc]closed]

[Azurewraith]

I could change something out I suppose, have to look when(if) I get of work.

Your thinking of finesse. Versatile is two handing a one hand. But yes they can key off Dex.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

I could change something out I suppose, have to look when(if) I get of work.

Your thinking of finesse. Versatile is two handing a one hand. But yes they can key off Dex.

What did I say? Duh. That's what I meant, yes. Weird mistake to make and not notice. Finesse.

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[Azurewraith]

Versatile. ill swap the+2 from the level 3 gladiator feature to not give disadvantage when throwing the net in melee. Sound cool?

 

[FitzTheRuke]

Sounds good, though that is a big trade-off. Maybe for one of the plus two?

Can I have a spiked net that deals, say a d4 damage when an escape attempt fails, or something cool like that? (Could be given later as an "item" if you think it's too much at first)

Edit: I think the best way to do it (the net thing) is either to say that the gladiator can use nets as melee weapons and/or increase the range by 5 feet (so he generally throws it 10 feet)

 

[Azurewraith]

Sounds good. Can I have a spiked net that deals, say a d4 damage when an escape attempt fails, or something cool like that? (Could be given later as an "item" if you think it's too much at first)

Edit: I think the best way to do it (the net thing) is either to say that the gladiator can use nets as melee weapons and/or increase the range by 5 feet (so he generally throws it 10 feet)

Nets all ready grant advantage and stop movement I don't really think they need damage as well its the trade off.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

Nets all ready grant advantage and stop movement I don't really think they need damage as well its the trade off.

Sure. I've never seen anyone use one, so I guess I don't have any idea how good they are.

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[Fradak]

To use nets, you need advantage to cancel the disadvantage. Like a prone target, from hidden position, with some help from an ally (help action) or with maneuvers. (Trip attack).

 

[FitzTheRuke]

To use nets, you need advantage to cancel the disadvantage. Like a prone target, from hidden position, with some help from an ally (help action) or with maneuvers. (Trip attack).

Right. Normally. Hopefully, a Gladiator subclass would mitigate those needs.

 

[Azurewraith]

Or a GM that makes a custom class that just doesn't get disadvantage when throwing nets.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

Or a GM that makes a custom class that just doesn't get disadvantage when throwing nets.

That would be the Gladiator I'm talkin' about!