(OOC/Discussion/Recruitment: The Dog Days of Doom


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He has ki:0 listed on his sheet which tells me he will be multi classing
No, 0 ki is remnant from earlier version. Fighter only. And in earlier editions,gauntlet were "empty hand", did lethal unarmed damage, just didn't count as Improved unarmed strike.

I'm sacrificing 2d6 maul or reach or simply combination of weapons for masteries and my feat and fighting style overlap.
And again problem with wording is that for example dueling requires a weapon so my tavern brawler can get +2 to damage with a mug, but not with steel gauntlets. And yes, I already mentioned reskinning, used spiked gauntlets as examples

Taran, its completely fine if you say no, I can function without it, just feels weird to take fighter with so many weird limitations
 
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No, 0 ki is remnant from earlier version. Fighter only. And in earlier editions,gauntlet were "empty hand", did lethal unarmed damage, just didn't count as Improved unarmed strike.

I'm sacrificing 2d6 maul or reach or simply combination of weapons for masteries and my feat and fighting style overlap.
And again problem with wording is that for example dueling requires a weapon so my tavern brawler can get +2 to damage with a mug, but not with steel gauntlets. And yes, I already mentioned reskinning, used spiked gauntlets as examples

Taran, its completely fine if you say no, I can function without it, just feels weird to take fighter with so many weird limitations
I think sap and slow are the best candidates. Pick one. I’m not sure how it interacts with grapple. If I find it overpowered, I will take that ability away and give you a new weapon to master.

How’s that sound?
 

I think sap and slow are the best candidates. Pick one. I’m not sure how it interacts with grapple. If I find it overpowered, I will take that ability away and give you a new weapon to master.

How’s that sound?

AFAIK there is no way (even with an MC fighter monk) to have a weapon mastery interact with a grapple.

iIRC when you make an “unarmed strike” you have three options- damage, shove, or grapple. The monk MC option just lets you use a monk weapon with the martial arts damage die- which would let you use that attack with mastery, but you can’t grapple.
 

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