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<blockquote data-quote="XCorvis" data-source="post: 2810655" data-attributes="member: 1265">Broken in so many ways. Most of this is in the FAQ.&lt;rules lawyer&gt;Rapid shot and manyshot are mutually exclusive, because of the attack actions they require.With manyshot, precision based damage is applied only once to a set of attacks in a single round.According to the FAQ, you can use Rapid and TWF, but not Manyshot and TWF. Manyshot is a standard action, TWF only works with a full-attack action.Master throwers cannot pick the same trick more than once (1st paragraph under Thrown Weapon Trick), so Palm Throw x3 becomes palm throw x1.Precision damage is only applied once to Palm Throw. From the Errata: Shuriken are considered ammo for the purposes of drawing them, so the quickdraw feat is unnecessary.I didn't check the math, but remember that in 3.5e shuriken are thrown singley, not in sets of 3.&lt;/rules lawyer&gt;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="XCorvis, post: 2810655, member: 1265"] Broken in so many ways. Most of this is in the FAQ. <rules lawyer> Rapid shot and manyshot are mutually exclusive, because of the attack actions they require. With manyshot, precision based damage is applied only once to a set of attacks in a single round. According to the FAQ, you can use Rapid and TWF, but not Manyshot and TWF. Manyshot is a standard action, TWF only works with a full-attack action. Master throwers cannot pick the same trick more than once (1st paragraph under Thrown Weapon Trick), so Palm Throw x3 becomes palm throw x1. Precision damage is only applied once to Palm Throw. From the Errata: Shuriken are considered ammo for the purposes of drawing them, so the quickdraw feat is unnecessary. I didn't check the math, but remember that in 3.5e shuriken are thrown singley, not in sets of 3. </rules lawyer> [/QUOTE]

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