www.realmsoftrinity.com

End conclusion of discussion: Shield bash line is for High BAB classes. Spear line needs buffing AB for med AB classes (aka divines and bards) to be able to use, making it the Med AB feat line Shield defense available to all classes with proficiency. PS... Dex of 21 to use? Spear is not a finessable...

Discussions today have lead to an interesting point: It was suggested that a BAB of 30 isnt enough for the spear or shield skills to hit mobs at L40... Cleric, Druid, and SS are all Med AB progression so have a BAB at L40 of +30... So all three possible stormlord classes can't actually use the spear...

Some spear ideas if we want to make the feat more exclusive to warriors * or add Greater Weapon Focus as a requirement as only the best trained spear wielders can perform a take down - means have to have studied (8 ftr levels or dedicated monk) Spear is a simple weapon usable by all base classes , ...

Also I was thinking there is no reason a dex or int based fighter / swash couldn't hit someone with a small shield or buckler. Why not add scaling for them but only with the smallest shields. That way dex / int based can have a bonus when using a shield too. -Anita likes this, because children, hal...

https://steamcommunity.com/app/704450/d ... 724655478/

Try that one, dear

PS. make a backup not complete deletion, just in case... renaming it .backup instead of .ini should surfice

ty

Oh... ty. I havent used him in a while...

Golem i wouldnt mind having lower conceal, and ac in exchange for a bit more HP. its a damage shield pet, so if it doesnt get hit, it never does damage. Golems are constructs so should be immune to SA and crits for resillience ofc, so being hit repeatedly but reflecting the damage works fairly well....

*writes a note*

Massive disadvantage of arcane staff: not classed as a quarterstaff, so prohibits the use of the blackstaff and orb of disruption spells.

I saw Wolf has Improved KD as its thing, but since this is an opposed str check I see this being possibly ineffective. Am I correct?