Gaming W/Jemal: Legends (3.5e d&D) *Recruitment Closed*
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rpgramen
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Yes, it can be an Epic Fighter Bonus Feat, as per the list I just linked you to. You're Epic, and assuming you qualify in all other respects, you have the right to take said feat.
Rathan
First Post
Actually from what this says.... if I gather it in my mind correctly I would cease to gain regular fighter feats and start gaining them from the epic fighter progression chart (which happen to be the same damned thing so there you go LOL).... seems like a simple thing to me... maybe this epic stuff would make more sense if I READ things more carefully LOL
I may be interpreting this incorrectly, but I think Jemal just said nothing could be crafted using the chart. That would still leave items in the Complete books as craftable.
Salthorae
Imperial Mountain Dew Taster
Here is some info for you Jemal:
[sblock=Paragnostic Assembly Info]
PARAGNOSTIC ASSEMBLY:
The Paragnostic Assembly is sometimes described as a group of religious fanatics with a scholarly bent, and sometimes as an association of knowledge-seekers with faint religious overtones, depending on who you ask. In truth, this organization's members are scholars, as faithful as they are educated and as knowledgeable as they are zealous. They whole-heartedly believe that knowledge is the ultimate prize and the ultimate power—beyond riches, beyond magic, beyond the gods themselves.
JOINING THE PARAGNOSTIC ASSEMBLY
Those who are already devoted to knowledge or to understanding
the multiverse most commonly petition for entrance to the Paragnostic Assembly. Such classes include clerics, wizards, archivists™, and the more studious bards and psions. However, members of many other classes, including sorcerers, rogues, and warlocks, make up a significant minority. Even druids, monks, and the occasional canny fighter can be found in the organization's ranks.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Skills: Any two Knowledge skills, 3 ranks each.
Special: Intelligence 13 or Wisdom 13.
PLAYING A PARAGNOSTIC ASSEMBLY MEMBER
You are a devoted student—indeed, a worshiper of knowledge. No pursuit is more important than learning new information, clarifying little-understood topics, or rediscovering old secrets. You appreciate the power that knowledge brings, but the search is its own reward. You might use your learning to help others, or you might hoard lore, using it only to empower yourself and your comrades. You never miss an opportunity to display your erudition, which makes you seem arrogant or condescending to others, but you're simply taking advantage of what you know.[/sblock]
[sblock=Paragnostic Assembly Info]
PARAGNOSTIC ASSEMBLY:
The Paragnostic Assembly is sometimes described as a group of religious fanatics with a scholarly bent, and sometimes as an association of knowledge-seekers with faint religious overtones, depending on who you ask. In truth, this organization's members are scholars, as faithful as they are educated and as knowledgeable as they are zealous. They whole-heartedly believe that knowledge is the ultimate prize and the ultimate power—beyond riches, beyond magic, beyond the gods themselves.
JOINING THE PARAGNOSTIC ASSEMBLY
Those who are already devoted to knowledge or to understanding
the multiverse most commonly petition for entrance to the Paragnostic Assembly. Such classes include clerics, wizards, archivists™, and the more studious bards and psions. However, members of many other classes, including sorcerers, rogues, and warlocks, make up a significant minority. Even druids, monks, and the occasional canny fighter can be found in the organization's ranks.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Skills: Any two Knowledge skills, 3 ranks each.
Special: Intelligence 13 or Wisdom 13.
PLAYING A PARAGNOSTIC ASSEMBLY MEMBER
You are a devoted student—indeed, a worshiper of knowledge. No pursuit is more important than learning new information, clarifying little-understood topics, or rediscovering old secrets. You appreciate the power that knowledge brings, but the search is its own reward. You might use your learning to help others, or you might hoard lore, using it only to empower yourself and your comrades. You never miss an opportunity to display your erudition, which makes you seem arrogant or condescending to others, but you're simply taking advantage of what you know.[/sblock]
OnlytheStrong
Explorer
Would Tagret's natural attacks would go from 2d10 to _______? I also switched out Ki Blast for Leap Attack
rpgramen
First Post
You mean would your Monk's Unarmed Attack Damage increase at Epic Levels? I'm afraid not. There are, however, alternitives to that (which I think I posted elsewhere) such as Snap Kick and Rapid Blitz from Tome of Battle: Book of Nine Swords. You'd need to get an approval for that, mind you, but Snap Kick would grant you an additional attack per round at the expense of -2 to all your other attacks that round, and Rapid Blitz gives you an extra +1d6 Damage per attack in the First Round of Combat.
I think he meant what would Improved Natural Attack increase his monk unarmed damage to...
The damage tables don't include 2d10.
Going by average results, I'd say probably 4d6.
2d10 averages to 11. 4d6 averages to 14. It seems about the right amount of "kickup" for the feat.
The damage tables don't include 2d10.
Going by average results, I'd say probably 4d6.
2d10 averages to 11. 4d6 averages to 14. It seems about the right amount of "kickup" for the feat.
Jemal
Adventurer
RE: Fighter feats - The bonuses from lvl 12-20 are bonus nonepic feats. Once you hit 22 in Fighter Class levels, it starts granting bonus epic feats. You would still get the normal epic feat at Character level 21, 24, etc.
Onlythestrong - Shayuri's got it: 4d6, then 6d6,8d6,12d6 if you took it that far.
Shayuri - OY, you hit me in my weak spot, That's a complaint I always have about Warlock too, but I don't want to start making exceptions...
How about this, I'll allow you to make it with the wondrous item feat at X1.5 cost. It'll still function the same (Needs to be held in one hand), but will count as a wondrous item.
Rathan - By Unique I mean something that isn't just taken off a chart to give a buff@will or straight bonus to skill/stat/etc. Ring of the Ram, bag of holding, Intelligent Items, most of the gear in non-core sources are examples of 'unique' items, I suppose. Or something you want to make up that you think would be interesting.
I much prefer items crafted for flavour/coolness/etc than those crafted to buff.
Onlythestrong - Shayuri's got it: 4d6, then 6d6,8d6,12d6 if you took it that far.
Shayuri - OY, you hit me in my weak spot, That's a complaint I always have about Warlock too, but I don't want to start making exceptions...
How about this, I'll allow you to make it with the wondrous item feat at X1.5 cost. It'll still function the same (Needs to be held in one hand), but will count as a wondrous item.
Rathan - By Unique I mean something that isn't just taken off a chart to give a buff@will or straight bonus to skill/stat/etc. Ring of the Ram, bag of holding, Intelligent Items, most of the gear in non-core sources are examples of 'unique' items, I suppose. Or something you want to make up that you think would be interesting.
I much prefer items crafted for flavour/coolness/etc than those crafted to buff.
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