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<blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 3488006" data-attributes="member: 4134">That's just for swordsages. Warblades get them back as a swift action followed by an attack (or wasted standard action where you do nothing but emulate an attack, maybe by doing some flourish). It seems that said attack must be a regular attack, not a manoeuvre. Crusaders have yet another system.Unless it's spelled out like that, I wouldn't be quite as harsh - I'd just require him to touch down with his feet - that means no flying, no levitating, no climbing, and so on.Otherwise, the DM could deny this power far too easy, or, to put it another way, the DM would either be limited to a very specific kind of adventure (nothing involving ships, some of the planes, and so on) or leave one player with several useless abilities.I see. No, the Book of Nine Swords doesn't grant you the ability to roll HP without the DM seeing it. The warblade does get the d12 as HD, but that wouldn't give him twice as many HP as a fighter, so the blame rests elsewhere: He either did very well in his rolls, or said he did.Same for rolling tons of 18s and better. The book can't influence the way dice roll.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kae'Yoss, post: 3488006, member: 4134"] That's just for swordsages. Warblades get them back as a swift action followed by an attack (or wasted standard action where you do nothing but emulate an attack, maybe by doing some flourish). It seems that said attack must be a regular attack, not a manoeuvre. Crusaders have yet another system. Unless it's spelled out like that, I wouldn't be quite as harsh - I'd just require him to touch down with his feet - that means no flying, no levitating, no climbing, and so on. Otherwise, the DM could deny this power far too easy, or, to put it another way, the DM would either be limited to a very specific kind of adventure (nothing involving ships, some of the planes, and so on) or leave one player with several useless abilities. I see. No, the Book of Nine Swords doesn't grant you the ability to roll HP without the DM seeing it. The warblade does get the d12 as HD, but that wouldn't give him twice as many HP as a fighter, so the blame rests elsewhere: He either did very well in his rolls, or said he did. Same for rolling tons of 18s and better. The book can't influence the way dice roll. [/QUOTE]

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