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Neo2151 |
Posted - 01 Jun 2005 : 08:13:13 Alright, anyone care to comment? We've got Zen Archery that allows you to use your Wis modifier on attack rolls with ranged weapons instead of your Dex modifier. It's a general feat. Then there's Intuitive Attack in BoED that allows you to use your Wis modifier on attack rolls instead of Str on attacks made with natural weapons or simple weapons of your size. That's not even all simple weapons, and you have to have access to exalted feats to take it?! WHAT?? And then there's things like Purify Spell and Purify Spell-Like Ability which are metamagic and general feats respectively, and these have nothing to do with exalted feats?? Does this seem a little screwed up to anyone else? |
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Xysma |
Posted - 21 Jul 2005 : 04:09:49 quote: Originally posted by Neo2151
Alright, anyone care to comment? We've got Zen Archery that allows you to use your Wis modifier on attack rolls with ranged weapons instead of your Dex modifier. It's a general feat. Then there's Intuitive Attack in BoED that allows you to use your Wis modifier on attack rolls instead of Str on attacks made with natural weapons or simple weapons of your size. That's not even all simple weapons, and you have to have access to exalted feats to take it?! WHAT?? And then there's things like Purify Spell and Purify Spell-Like Ability which are metamagic and general feats respectively, and these have nothing to do with exalted feats?? Does this seem a little screwed up to anyone else?
Yeah, but considering that clerics have high WIS scores, are proficient with simple weapons, and (in my experience) tend to use one handed weapons for easier spellcasting or carrying a shield, it may have been considered too powerful for just a general feat. I do think that Purify Spell/Spell-Like Ability should have also been exalted feats. |
warlockco |
Posted - 01 Jun 2005 : 10:01:26 Alot of things are.
Look at Corrupt Spell in Complete Divine, and look at it in Champions of Ruin, completely different for the most part. |
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