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Do Thri-Kreen Need Errata?
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<blockquote data-quote="Insight" data-source="post: 5275039" data-attributes="member: 11437"><p>As you may know, the "Grappler" fighter has many abilities predicated on having "one hand free". Of course, the Thri-Kreen has four arms (and thus, four hands). One might presume from this situation that a Thri-Kreen grappler fighter might have a distinct advantage over other two-armed humanoids in terms of situations where the Thri-Kreen has "one hand free".</p><p></p><p>The DSCS does not provide any mechanical solution to this issue. Nor does it specify if Thri-Kreen can wield multiple weapons, shields, implements, etc.</p><p></p><p>Based on the Physical Description section, I am going to house-rule that only the more muscular upper limbs can be used to make attacks (and thus powers that require having a "free" hand). They would also not be able to wield shields or weapons effectively in the "middle hands". I suppose implements are a separate issue, since they don't require any force to use. Maybe that could be one area where the Thri-Kreen has a slight advantage (although you'd have to watch out for the Dual-Implement Spellcaster feat).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Insight, post: 5275039, member: 11437"] As you may know, the "Grappler" fighter has many abilities predicated on having "one hand free". Of course, the Thri-Kreen has four arms (and thus, four hands). One might presume from this situation that a Thri-Kreen grappler fighter might have a distinct advantage over other two-armed humanoids in terms of situations where the Thri-Kreen has "one hand free". The DSCS does not provide any mechanical solution to this issue. Nor does it specify if Thri-Kreen can wield multiple weapons, shields, implements, etc. Based on the Physical Description section, I am going to house-rule that only the more muscular upper limbs can be used to make attacks (and thus powers that require having a "free" hand). They would also not be able to wield shields or weapons effectively in the "middle hands". I suppose implements are a separate issue, since they don't require any force to use. Maybe that could be one area where the Thri-Kreen has a slight advantage (although you'd have to watch out for the Dual-Implement Spellcaster feat). [/QUOTE]
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