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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Creamsteak" data-source="post: 306193" data-attributes="member: 552">Like this:Attacks: Fullblade +7 melee, (or 2 claws +6 melee, Tail Slap +4 melee)Damage: Fullblade 2d8+6, claws 1d4+4, Tail Slap 1d6+2 meleeFace/Reach: 5ft. by 10ft./5ft.Special Attacks: Tail reachSpecial Qualities: Poison immunity, scentSaves: Fort +4, Ref +4, Will +2Abilities: str 18, Dex 12, Con 14, Int 6, Wis 14, Cha 18Skills: +5 Balance, +8 Diplomacy, Speak language (Common), Speak language (Draconic), Jump +5, Swim +6, Hide -3Feats: Multiattack, Large & In Charge, Exotic Weapon Proficiency (Fullblade).Languages spoken: Draconic, CommonEquipmentMW Saurial Fullblade (300 GP + Weapon Value) Saurial Spiked Chainmail (650 GP)Saurial Spike Tail Gauntlet ????Tower Shield (30 gp)Heavy Lance (10 gp)-------End Transmission------OK, Q&A time...Allright, your attack bonuses are really messed up. I put two different "types of attacks" up there to help you out. The first, is your armed attack. The second uses your natural attacks. I've never actually seen a creature that has an armed attack that can be combined with Claw/Claw Bite... but then again I'm not a rule master.Large and In Charge: Write out the source, and write out the whole feat for me (cause I have no idea what it is)Is a Fullblade a Huge Greatsword? Is it a weapon that "Breaks the Standards" for a large weapon, so it increases in damage one level and requires exotic weapon proficiency, like a bastard sword?Spiked Tail Gauntlet = Strange... I know what your going for... but is it really necessary? I'm thinking since all it does is give you a d6 slashing damage instead of bludgeioning... it's not that necessary. I'll still accomadate if it's just an aspect you want.Your over your GP limit (your chainmail costs x4 because it's for a non-humanoid and large (Saurial are Monstrous Humanoids in whatever source you got them from, right? Well that should still be in play.) If they are competely humanoid the cost for the armor is still 300 gp for being fitted for a large humanoid.Edit: Checked something... Your a Reptillian Humanoid, so yes you pay 4x the base cost for armor. Your also an Aquatic Reptillian Humaoid if you choose (though I think your aiming for non-aquatic). Add 50 to the base cost for spikes... I think.I'm not trying to cut you down at all, I just don't understand a lot of elements your trying to include because I've never had to deal with them before, and learning how to deal with them is what I want to do.</blockquote>

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