Quasqueton
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Can someone find a single AD&D1 adventure module *without* a magic sword in it?
Quasqueton
Quasqueton
Preferred weapon -- are feats specific enough?
- Thread starter Driddle
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Gort
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One of my two major problems with the fighter class is the weapon focus/specialisation feats. In order to keep up with the barbarian in hitting power, you invest feats in becoming a master of one weapon only. It really sucks if you then can't find a magical version of that weapon, or you find a really good magical version of a different weapon - enough to make you wish you'd made a barbarian, really. +4 strength works with anything...
My other major problem with the fighter class is its susceptibility to fear effects - even mundane ones. You'd think a guy who spends all his time eye to eye with monsters would be at least a little bit brave, but noooo.
Perhaps a feat that gives +4 on will saves against fear would be a good houserule.
My other major problem with the fighter class is its susceptibility to fear effects - even mundane ones. You'd think a guy who spends all his time eye to eye with monsters would be at least a little bit brave, but noooo.
Perhaps a feat that gives +4 on will saves against fear would be a good houserule.
Hypersmurf
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Kemrain said:
Absolutely.
A PBP fighter I'm about to start playing is focused on his magical adamantine hammer, but I have no qualms about carrying a cold iron and a silver waraxe in the haversack. I've got magic, bludgeoning, slashing, adamantine, silver, and cold iron DRs covered. Piercing, Epic, and alignment-based DRs'll still trip me up, though.
-Hyp.
