Reaping Strike + Dwarven Weapon Training

[Falling Icicle]

Does the +2 damage from Dwarven Weapon Training apply to the Miss damage of Reaping Strike? The same goes for the damage dealt to the adjacent target with Cleave, does the +2 apply to that?

For example, let's say we have a Dwarf Fighter with Strength 18 and the Dwarven Weapon Training feat. Does he do 4 damage or 6 damage on a miss with Reaping Strike? Does he do 4 damage or 6 damage to the second target with Cleave?

 

[Zsig]

Does the +2 damage from Dwarven Weapon Training apply to the Miss damage of Reaping Strike? The same goes for the damage dealt to the adjacent target with Cleave, does the +2 apply to that?

No.

Does he do 4 damage or 6 damage on a miss with Reaping Strike?

Depends whther he's using a one-handed or two-handed weapon. With a one-handed weapon he'd do 2 damage on a miss, with a two-handed he'd do 4.

Does he do 4 damage or 6 damage to the second target with Cleave?

4.

 

[Falling Icicle]

No.

Would you mind telling me where you found the answer to that in the book?

 

[Stalker0]

DWT provides a feat bonus to damage rolls. Reaping strike doesn't provide a damage roll (a 1[w] and so forth) it says you do damage on a miss equal to your strength or half your strength. Cleave is the same way.

 

[NorthSaber]

Yeah, pretty much all damage bonuses in the book (stat, feat, item, versatile, etc) give the bonus to damage *rolls*, so they don't apply to static damage like Reaping Strike on a miss, or Cleave to the secondary target.

However, Hunter's Quarry and the Pit Fighter features do not specify "hit" or "roll", so theoretically they apply to misses and secondary damage as well.