M mvincent Explorer Feb 14, 2008 #51 Hypersmurf said: Weapon Focus doesn't function on weapon-like effects/objects. It functions on weapons Click to expand... I think his point might be that "weapon" doesn't appear to be a rigidly defined term in D&D, and is applicable to many things.
Hypersmurf said: Weapon Focus doesn't function on weapon-like effects/objects. It functions on weapons Click to expand... I think his point might be that "weapon" doesn't appear to be a rigidly defined term in D&D, and is applicable to many things.
moritheil First Post Feb 14, 2008 #52 mvincent said: I think his point might be that "weapon" doesn't appear to be a rigidly defined term in D&D, and is applicable to many things. Click to expand... But is it his conclusion, or is it his premise?
mvincent said: I think his point might be that "weapon" doesn't appear to be a rigidly defined term in D&D, and is applicable to many things. Click to expand... But is it his conclusion, or is it his premise?
M mvincent Explorer Feb 14, 2008 #53 moritheil said: But is it his conclusion, or is it his premise? Click to expand... Dunno (can't speak for him), but the 'point' as I gave it is a premise. A conclusion I might draw from it is that it is pointless to base an argument on WotC's perceived definition of "weapon".
moritheil said: But is it his conclusion, or is it his premise? Click to expand... Dunno (can't speak for him), but the 'point' as I gave it is a premise. A conclusion I might draw from it is that it is pointless to base an argument on WotC's perceived definition of "weapon".
