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<blockquote data-quote="Ghost0" data-source="post: 5607703" data-attributes="member: 59698">No one has brought up the whole &quot;extending the range of explosive alchemical mixtures&quot; question I see, with the dejada.I play an artificer in my group's game and the DM dropped one of these dejadas in a parcel thinking it might be useful to load in some alchemical items that I'm also focused on using. The problem is that alchemical items have their own independent attacks. Proficiency bonus, enhancement bonus and anything else you can stack on to the dejada shouldn't affect the to-hit of an alchemical item and even though it mentions that it can extend the range of items, it doesn't explicitly say that if you load it with an alchemical item that that item takes on the range of the dejada. It also says the word explosive (which isn't a game term, it would be better if it singled out &quot;volatile&quot; which is a term). So, if I can use the dejada to extend the range, can I not extend the range of, say, a tanglefoot bag, which doesn't explode?I just wish they would be more clear in the options they are presenting with new items/weapons and this is an example of how they just make things sometimes without considering their practical use.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ghost0, post: 5607703, member: 59698"] No one has brought up the whole "extending the range of explosive alchemical mixtures" question I see, with the dejada. I play an artificer in my group's game and the DM dropped one of these dejadas in a parcel thinking it might be useful to load in some alchemical items that I'm also focused on using. The problem is that alchemical items have their own independent attacks. Proficiency bonus, enhancement bonus and anything else you can stack on to the dejada shouldn't affect the to-hit of an alchemical item and even though it [I]mentions[/I] that it can extend the range of items, it doesn't explicitly say that if you load it with an alchemical item that that item takes on the range of the dejada. It also says the word explosive (which isn't a game term, it would be better if it singled out "volatile" which is a term). So, if I can use the dejada to extend the range, can I not extend the range of, say, a tanglefoot bag, which doesn't explode? I just wish they would be more clear in the options they are presenting with new items/weapons and this is an example of how they just make things sometimes without considering their practical use. [/QUOTE]

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