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<blockquote data-quote="Edwin Suijkerbuijk" data-source="post: 6759662" data-attributes="member: 6801221">[MENTION=21659]Josh[/MENTION]Geurink I'm confused by unarmed strikes. Errata says they don't count as weapons, rules updates say they're melee weapon attacks.&nbsp;[MENTION=4036]Jeremy[/MENTION]ECrawford From PH errata: An unarmed strike is a nonweapon [you can't silver a fist] that can make a melee weapon attack. #DnD @jaa0109 I disagree. Have you even tried to silver a fist?&nbsp;[MENTION=4036]Jeremy[/MENTION]ECrawford Please report to an ER immediately if you have tried to silver your fist.&nbsp;[MENTION=9903]Seanbo[/MENTION]nney So a monk can't use unarmed for Stunning Strike? Kung Fu movies taught me unarmed can do anything.&nbsp;[MENTION=4036]Jeremy[/MENTION]ECrawford From earlier this year: Stunning Strike requires a melee weapon attack. An unarmed strike qualifies. #DnD &nbsp;[MENTION=9903]Seanbo[/MENTION]nney Sounds good to me. Though today's Rules about Sneak Attack confused me: &quot;An unarmed strike isn’t a weapon&quot;&amp;#8207 [MENTION=4036]Jeremy[/MENTION]ECrawford An unarmed strike is an exceptional nonweapon that can make melee weapon attacks.&nbsp;[MENTION=13205]JJ[/MENTION]RTracy so I'm summary... Unarmed strikes are not considered melee weapons, but do make melee weapon attacks.&nbsp;[MENTION=4036]Jeremy[/MENTION]ECrawford That's correct. They're exceptional.&nbsp;[MENTION=6803278]TheThirdFlash[/MENTION] Those rulings on Unarmed Sneak Attacks and Savage Unarmed Attacks seem to conflict. Is a fist a weapon or not? #confused&nbsp;[MENTION=4036]Jeremy[/MENTION]ECrawford See the PH errata from several months ago. An unarmed strike is a nonweapon that can make a &nbsp;[MENTION=6802079]Herod[/MENTION]ragon33 What do persuasion and intimidation roll against?&nbsp;[MENTION=4036]Jeremy[/MENTION]ECrawford&nbsp; A check w/ Persuasion/Intimidation is vs. a DC set by the DM or part of a contest vs. Insight/Intimidation/etc. #DnD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Edwin Suijkerbuijk, post: 6759662, member: 6801221"] [MENTION=21659]Josh[/MENTION]Geurink I'm confused by unarmed strikes. Errata says they don't count as weapons, rules updates say they're melee weapon attacks. [MENTION=4036]Jeremy[/MENTION]ECrawford From PH errata: An unarmed strike is a nonweapon [you can't silver a fist] that can make a melee weapon attack. #DnD @jaa0109 I disagree. Have you even tried to silver a fist? [MENTION=4036]Jeremy[/MENTION]ECrawford Please report to an ER immediately if you have tried to silver your fist. [MENTION=9903]Seanbo[/MENTION]nney So a monk can't use unarmed for Stunning Strike? Kung Fu movies taught me unarmed can do anything. [MENTION=4036]Jeremy[/MENTION]ECrawford From earlier this year: Stunning Strike requires a melee weapon attack. An unarmed strike qualifies. #DnD [MENTION=9903]Seanbo[/MENTION]nney Sounds good to me. Though today's Rules about Sneak Attack confused me: "An unarmed strike isn’t a weapon" &#8207 [MENTION=4036]Jeremy[/MENTION]ECrawford An unarmed strike is an exceptional nonweapon that can make melee weapon attacks. [MENTION=13205]JJ[/MENTION]RTracy so I'm summary... Unarmed strikes are not considered melee weapons, but do make melee weapon attacks. [MENTION=4036]Jeremy[/MENTION]ECrawford That's correct. They're exceptional. [MENTION=6803278]TheThirdFlash[/MENTION] Those rulings on Unarmed Sneak Attacks and Savage Unarmed Attacks seem to conflict. Is a fist a weapon or not? #confused [MENTION=4036]Jeremy[/MENTION]ECrawford See the PH errata from several months ago. An unarmed strike is a nonweapon that can make a [MENTION=6802079]Herod[/MENTION]ragon33 What do persuasion and intimidation roll against? [MENTION=4036]Jeremy[/MENTION]ECrawford A check w/ Persuasion/Intimidation is vs. a DC set by the DM or part of a contest vs. Insight/Intimidation/etc. #DnD [/QUOTE]

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