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<blockquote data-quote="Neurotic" data-source="post: 9689248" data-attributes="member: 24380">Out of those available:Vex, Slow, Sap and Topple would represent getting hit with a gauntlet and stunned for the moment, this being expressed by various effects (either short KO where you fall or just enough to grant advantage on the next or you're slowed some or you have disadvantage on the attack)Push could be useful occasionally, but I already get push from a feat - not sure if they stack and push weapons are also big.Nick is reserved for small quick weapons. Technically, you don't get much faster than with your hands, but giving a grappler extra attack might be dangerous?I was looking at the options from staff, club and mace - Graze, Cleave etc...make no sense since they are for big weapons same for PushI'd rate &quot;the fitness&quot; for the gauntlets like this:1. Sap (mace)2. Slow (club)3. Vex (small, quick weapons)4. Topple (usually long weapons)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Neurotic, post: 9689248, member: 24380"] Out of those available: Vex, Slow, Sap and Topple would represent getting hit with a gauntlet and stunned for the moment, this being expressed by various effects (either short KO where you fall or just enough to grant advantage on the next or you're slowed some or you have disadvantage on the attack) Push could be useful occasionally, but I already get push from a feat - not sure if they stack and push weapons are also big. Nick is reserved for small quick weapons. Technically, you don't get much faster than with your hands, but giving a grappler extra attack might be dangerous? I was looking at the options from staff, club and mace - Graze, Cleave etc...make no sense since they are for big weapons same for Push I'd rate "the fitness" for the gauntlets like this: 1. Sap (mace) 2. Slow (club) 3. Vex (small, quick weapons) 4. Topple (usually long weapons) [/QUOTE]

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