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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ezieer" data-source="post: 2918566" data-attributes="member: 14787">Esoteric Arms MasterThere are weapons masters everywhere in the world. Warriors who hone their skills with one weapon until they are second to none with that weapon of choice. The short sword... the warhammer... the longbow... such examples of excellence are riddled throughout history and stories of their deeds are sung nightly by bards in drinking halls from the north to the south. The evidence of such prowess is generally as straightforward as their weapons. The blade that cleaves thru an entire horde. The hammer that fells giants like trees. The bow that shoots from afar with nary a miss.Such feats are already commonplace for the Esoteric Arms Master... for his battle techniques are as unusual as his weapon. He combines of the warriors prowess with the unusual form of exotic weapons to create unexpected combat maneuvers. Such a speciality is rare, though if you looked; one could likely find examples of those who take their exotic weapons and with them performs feats beyond the capacity of normal weapons. An Urgrosh wielding dwarven warrior in Thoradur whose defense is unmatched and whom sunders the shields of his foes with ease. A Net throwing pirate in Kinrisar who not only uses the weapon with impunity in the face of danger, but also disarms his foes unexpectedly. A gladiator putting on a show with a Dire Flail or using both ends of his Spiked Chain in the arena matches of Ulruz. Sometimes the weapon makes the warrior. Sometimes the warrior makes the weapon. In this case... it's both.This PRCL is the same as the EXOTIC WEAPON MASTER in the Complete Warrior on page 30.</blockquote>

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