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<blockquote data-quote="Garthanos" data-source="post: 4678040" data-attributes="member: 82504">In real life, to implement a disarm on somebody you pretty much A) already have them defeated or B) totally outclass them (the preceding according to my fencing teacher)... In the movies its far more common and usually only a delay of game&nbsp; ie they are forced to scramble after the weapon and avoid at least one or two attacks while doing it.. after all the person disarmed has both position and motivation to maximize the recovery of their weapon not the guy who still has there weapon.Disarm is a higher grade power even in the movies... and Sunder is like adding weapon hitpoints too much record keeping especially if its a move everybody has...sigh. Maybe put it in as battlerager fighter power but not on the base list. So with a burst of supernal strength you strain both your and your enemies weapon force item saving throws and cross your fingers its the enemies who's breaks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Garthanos, post: 4678040, member: 82504"] In real life, to implement a disarm on somebody you pretty much A) already have them defeated or B) totally outclass them (the preceding according to my fencing teacher)... In the movies its far more common and usually only a delay of game ie they are forced to scramble after the weapon and avoid at least one or two attacks while doing it.. after all the person disarmed has both position and motivation to maximize the recovery of their weapon not the guy who still has there weapon. Disarm is a higher grade power even in the movies... and Sunder is like adding weapon hitpoints too much record keeping especially if its a move everybody has...sigh. Maybe put it in as battlerager fighter power but not on the base list. So with a burst of supernal strength you strain both your and your enemies weapon force item saving throws and cross your fingers its the enemies who's breaks. [/QUOTE]

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