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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 5931962" data-attributes="member: 63">Guys, would any of these three work?[hq]Slayer's Technique A[/hq]You have studied a variety of killing strikes, and are expert at finishing off weak or injured foes.When you make an attack, if your Strength modifier is equal to or greater than the target's remaining HP, you can kill the target without having to make an attack roll. or[hq]Slayer's Technique B[/hq]You have studied a variety of strikes that let you follow up with a weaker blow if your primary attack misses. For instance, you might slash at a goblin's chest, but when he parries you reverse your move and smash your pommel into his face. These blows are seldom fatal alone, but they can fell a weak enemy or have a cumulative effect to drop even a mighty foe.When you make an attack and miss, you still deal damage equal to your Strength modifier. However, you cannot move any more this turn.or[hq]Slayer's Technique C[/hq]You have studied precise strikes, excellent for finishing weakened foes or delivering poison.You can spend your action to deal damage equal to either your Dexterity modifier to a creature within reach of your weapon. You do not have to make an attack roll, but this counts as a hit for the purpose of effects like poison or flaming weapons.  And then maybe at higher level, if you take the secondary feat, Improved Slayer's Technique C, you can spend your action to use this slaying strike and to make a normal attack.</blockquote>

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