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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Warbringer" data-source="post: 3826132" data-attributes="member: 14391">Rules and fluff need to be separatel as Reynard nicely demonstrated, flavored names imply genre.If the feat is tied into the weapon of choice (as postulated by some) then include it in the title:Sword Sweep: Your cutting blow knocks your enemy proneHammer Blow: The strength of the strike from your hammer knocks your enemy back 1 squareStunning Shield: The sudden parry from your shield stuns your opponent; they lose an action on the next turnBlinding Arrow: Theprecision of your arrow shot momentarily blinds your opponent; they are blinded for the rest of the encounterQuaterstaff Trip: Your quaterstaff expertly slides between your opponents legs, knocking them off balance. They are proneHamstring Strike: Your light bladed weapon slices accurately at your opponents leg, inflicting a crippling blow; You gain +2 attack for the rest of the encounter  Spear a Boar: The blow from your spear knocks your opponent prone. They are also windedShield Shatter: The blow from your two handed weapon shatters your oppoents shield. All bonuses from the shield are lost for the rest of the encounter. Magical shields are not destroyed but the enemy is considered disarmed of his shield for the rest of the encounter.Receive the Charge: You quickly set your pike/spear to recieve an enemies charge dealng an automatic critical if you hit hit. Attacks are resolved against an oppoents reflex onlySome fluff based effectsBanshee Wail: Expert with this elven blade, it sings its ghostly dirge as it strikes. Enemies not immune to fear are considered frightened for the rest of the encounter Enemy of My Father The warlord names one monster type as the weapon's favored enemy. All attacks with this weapon strike at +2 and do +2 damage</blockquote>

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