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<blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 9268239" data-attributes="member: 58172">I wish Strength was actually a worthwhile ability in its own right, so that it is thinkable to invest in it, for Swordmage and even a Wizard.I hate dumping Strength. I hate that it has little worth.That said. When a caster wields a sword or other weapon by means of magic, there are several ways to do it.One way is, a class feature substitutes the casting ability in place of the ability for attack and damage, whether Strength or Dexterity.It is also possible to create a Shillelagh-like cantrip. In this case, when preparing the cantrip, it grants proficiency with one martial weapon, and when using it to attack and damage, the casting ability can replace the Strength or Dexterity for it. Likewise when preparing it, choose a damage type. It deals either this damage type or the weapon damage type, your choice. At higher levels, the damage increases.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yaarel, post: 9268239, member: 58172"] I wish Strength was actually a worthwhile ability in its own right, so that it is thinkable to invest in it, for Swordmage and even a Wizard. I hate dumping Strength. I hate that it has little worth. That said. When a caster wields a sword or other weapon by means of magic, there are several ways to do it. One way is, a class feature substitutes the casting ability in place of the ability for attack and damage, whether Strength or Dexterity. It is also possible to create a Shillelagh-like cantrip. In this case, when preparing the cantrip, it grants proficiency with one martial weapon, and when using it to attack and damage, the casting ability can replace the Strength or Dexterity for it. Likewise when preparing it, choose a damage type. It deals either this damage type or the weapon damage type, your choice. At higher levels, the damage increases. [/QUOTE]

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