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<blockquote data-quote="Creamsteak" data-source="post: 306319" data-attributes="member: 552">You have 10 foot reach, and that recieves no objections from me. That's what being a large/tall creature means, reach.Actually, someone knows how it is supposed to work (Monte Cook). IMO it's either Claw/Claw/Tail or Normal attack rules, since Multi-attack really is only used in conjunction with natural weapons.Large and In Charge sounds very very very strange. It sounds like it's a combination Bull Rush/Attack...I think it needs to be vetoed. I'd prefer it if you selected another feat.I think they made the weapon Huge in order to prevent medium sized characters from wielding it, but I think that doesn't sound right when translated compared to any other weapons... stat wise that is...&nbsp; It's a rule-breaker weapon like a bastard sword... and it's not unbalanced IMO so it's fine.Your Tail &quot;gauntlet&quot; will just be Tail Spikes. They cost 50 gp as the base price, and can be bought in B/P (like a morning Star). 1d8 damage with a x2 crit. They weigh 32 lbs and negate the balance/swim/jump and other properties of your tail.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Creamsteak, post: 306319, member: 552"] You have 10 foot reach, and that recieves no objections from me. That's what being a large/tall creature means, reach. Actually, someone knows how it is supposed to work (Monte Cook). IMO it's either Claw/Claw/Tail or Normal attack rules, since Multi-attack really is only used in conjunction with natural weapons. Large and In Charge sounds very very very strange. It sounds like it's a combination Bull Rush/Attack... I think it needs to be vetoed. I'd prefer it if you selected another feat. I think they made the weapon Huge in order to prevent medium sized characters from wielding it, but I think that doesn't sound right when translated compared to any other weapons... stat wise that is... It's a rule-breaker weapon like a bastard sword... and it's not unbalanced IMO so it's fine. Your Tail "gauntlet" will just be Tail Spikes. They cost 50 gp as the base price, and can be bought in B/P (like a morning Star). 1d8 damage with a x2 crit. They weigh 32 lbs and negate the balance/swim/jump and other properties of your tail. [/QUOTE]

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