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<blockquote data-quote="Paul Farquhar" data-source="post: 7882551" data-attributes="member: 6906155">I agree. Apart from the table itself changing, There are weapons added to the game subsequently, such as the Yklwa in ToA and double bladed scimitar in Eberron; firearms from the DMG; weapons created by spells, such as the Shadow Blade and Shillelagh, and so on.Although there is a rule that refers to the weapons table: Pact of the Blade. And this is useful if the DM wants to stop the warlock summoning a DB Scimitar or Shadow Blade, but would be a bit odd if the warlock summoned an Unarmed Strike!Well I was having a hard time thinking of builds that exploit the Longtooth's ability to cast a spell and bite anyway! EK doesn't need it after level 6, Arcane Trickster can't sneak attack with it, powergamers won't touch melee wizards and sorcerers with a bargepole. I guess you could pick up Booming Blade on a cleric or druid using Aberrant Dragonmark feat, but not until level 4.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paul Farquhar, post: 7882551, member: 6906155"] I agree. Apart from the table itself changing, There are weapons added to the game subsequently, such as the Yklwa in ToA and double bladed scimitar in Eberron; firearms from the DMG; weapons created by spells, such as the Shadow Blade and Shillelagh, and so on. Although there is a rule that refers to the weapons table: Pact of the Blade. And this is useful if the DM wants to stop the warlock summoning a DB Scimitar or Shadow Blade, but would be a bit odd if the warlock summoned an Unarmed Strike! Well I was having a hard time thinking of builds that exploit the Longtooth's ability to cast a spell and bite anyway! EK doesn't need it after level 6, Arcane Trickster can't sneak attack with it, powergamers won't touch melee wizards and sorcerers with a bargepole. I guess you could pick up [I]Booming Blade[/I] on a cleric or druid using [I]Aberrant Dragonmark[/I] feat, but not until level 4. [/QUOTE]

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