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Message: <blockquote data-quote="eriktheguy" data-source="post: 5140845" data-attributes="member: 83662">The race is a pain in the ass to define because Wizards didn't really bother defining what off-hand or main hand really mean in this edition.Here's my suggestion:Four arms: You have 2 additional off-hands. These can be used for wielding weapons, shields, 2-handed weapons or carrying objects.If you use a weapon power with a 2-handed weapon or with two weapons, you cannot wield a shield until the beginning of your next turn (you do not drop shields, you simply no longer act as though you have them equipped).If a power requires you to be wielding two weapons, you cannot use a 2-handed weapon as part of that power.This racial trait does not allow you to equip an additional arm slot magic item.Thri-Kreen agility: You treat light thrown weapons as though they had the off-hand property.At-Will power:Draw or stow an item as a free actionLimit 1/turnEncounter power:Make a melee or ranged basic attack with an off-hand weapon or implement as a minor action.+2 Athletics and Nature+2 Str/Dex and +2 ChaThe Dark Sun race is a little poorly balanced (they can make 4 melee attacks as an encounter power, which puts ranger dailies to shame). Also I prefer +2 Cha over +2 Wis. The Thri-kreen are supposed to be psychic and have a hive mentality and complex society, so I would see Cha as the obvious stat.Note: Under these rules, rangers would be able to wield up to 4 normal weapons.Edited for clarity</blockquote>

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