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<blockquote data-quote="Lazybones" data-source="post: 2767334" data-attributes="member: 143">Don't forget that in 3.5e you get the added benefit of either a free feat (if you have a keen weapon) or an extra +1 of weapon power (if you have Imp.Crit). I have a player with a 3.0 weaponmaster(rapier) in my current NWN group, and he whips out an obsene amount of damage with his crit-on-12+ attacks. Of course,&nbsp; he's set up to have high damage bonuses through moderate strength (with a long-lasting 3.0 Bull's Strength) and a +5 courtesy of the wizard's Greater Magic Weapon (again, before they nerfed that spell somewhat in 3.5). I have to admit I also first though of the falchion when I started reading this thread, especially with the 2x on 2H Power Attacks in 3.5e. I am sure SKR's analysis is accurate but a high-level falchion-weilder (given than in 3.5e AC almost never keeps up with AB in the higher levels, or at least as far as I've seen) can almost always PA for some serious damage on a crit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lazybones, post: 2767334, member: 143"] Don't forget that in 3.5e you get the added benefit of either a free feat (if you have a keen weapon) or an extra +1 of weapon power (if you have Imp.Crit). I have a player with a 3.0 weaponmaster(rapier) in my current NWN group, and he whips out an obsene amount of damage with his crit-on-12+ attacks. Of course, he's set up to have high damage bonuses through moderate strength (with a long-lasting 3.0 Bull's Strength) and a +5 courtesy of the wizard's Greater Magic Weapon (again, before they nerfed that spell somewhat in 3.5). I have to admit I also first though of the falchion when I started reading this thread, especially with the 2x on 2H Power Attacks in 3.5e. I am sure SKR's analysis is accurate but a high-level falchion-weilder (given than in 3.5e AC almost never keeps up with AB in the higher levels, or at least as far as I've seen) can almost always PA for some [i]serious[/i] damage on a crit. [/QUOTE]

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