[Psionic] Graft Weapon

[Garrett]

The wording for this power is strange.
With the current wording, you can graft anything.

1. What happens if you graft a two handed weapon?
2. Same question, but character has the Monkey Grip feat from the S&F.
3. Can a med. sized character graft something like a full blade?
4. How about a spiked chain?
5. Does this ruin the use of the Deep Impact?

Thanks.

 

[Zhure]

1- you have to grip it with a second hand to make it work.
2- either same answer or take the -2 to use it in one hand.
3- probably, taking lots of penalties.
4- how about it?
5- No. Why would it?

 

[Xarlen]

The horror of a TWFing individual with a sword and a Reach weapon with Monkey Grip has just entered my mind.

 

[whatisitgoodfor]

It really isn't that any worse than an opportunistic Rogue with a Spiked Chain.

 

[(Psi)SeveredHead]

The psychic warrior can use Stand Still and Psychofeedback + Mindfeeder + Deep Impact and Power Attack... no, he's still ahead.

 

[Garrett]

My point for number five is that deep impact is for a weapon, where the graft weapon rules state that the weapon becomes subject to powers/spells that normally dont apply to weapons. Enlarge is the example given.
so therefore you would pr'olly have to get something that applys to unarmed combat.
I could be completely out of whack on this. but it seems to me that something gaining the ability to be affected by spells for organics, should loose the ability to benefit from spells that affect non-organic stuff.

As for the spiked chain, would that also require a second hand?i would guess so. but it seems off somehow.

And again for the bigger weapon. the full blade isnt normally allowed to be used by med. sized characters. I thought maybe the graft would make it less awkward to use.

 

[whatisitgoodfor]

Graft weapon makes the weapon an integral part of the manifester's body, allowing it to be affected by powers and effects that normally don't affect weapons.

However, the weapon is still a weapon, affected by everything that would normally affect a weapon.

You get to stack the benefits as much as you like.

 

[Garrett]

Alright, thank you Sirs