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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lareit" data-source="post: 1046782" data-attributes="member: 12777">Ridiculement, Nice, very mature.One thing about Insects and crustaceans. They are very different. Evolutionary, physically, etc.Also you should know bugs meaning virtually anything with an exoskeleton and insects are different too.Insects have 6 limbs. Period. Crustaceans are not subject to this rule. If you want to be purely sematical and exploit every way this is worded you can go on base physics. Insects have 6 limbs. No if's and's or but's about it. The Insectile ogre in the pic has 6 limbs in clear conjunction with the order of Insect.So do we belive that insectile chrs are +2ecl for4 dex, 2 wis, 4 additional arms, tremorsense 60, climb, 2 natural ac, no flanking, +4 spot checks, darkvision.Which according to Pax, we get. I know he's exploiting the wording. I'm willing to bet good money he knows too he's exploiting the wording. I mean hell two levels behind, for an additional 4 attacks, granted at an extream modifier. But by the time you're epic level with perfect multi weapon fighting thats 24 attacks, to the figher with 2 arms 8.If you also want to start quoting words pax. Despite having 6 arms the insectile create gains no additional attacks.Thats a no additional attacks. Not no additional nautral attacks, or weapon based attacks. a clear cut no.You are correct under the wording here a human, now has 6 arms. However under the wording, precisely it means those 4 additional arms don't help his attacks per round at all.If you want to go by the wording exactly, you can't pick or choose which statments you want to follow.</blockquote>

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