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Oh Falchion, My Falchion
Hello readers.
I am playing a level 6 ranger who uses a great sword. Now, at a later level (once i qualify for improved crit and blinding crit) I am going to switch to a falchion. Now I LOVE the crit range on the falchion. However, I am NOT in love with the 2d4 damage. The ranger gets the spell Lead Blades which allows for an increase in the size of the weapon by one (doesn't stack with multiple casts) so that brings me up to 2d6, and with the two crit feats boosting me up to crit with a 15, and blinding the enemy I'm doin some major damage. However, I am not satisfied. Yes I plan on spending about 32 grand on making the weapon a plus one, with icy burst (cold damage plus another extra cold damage on a crit) and thundering so it takes sonic damage on a crit as well. Yet, as I am a damage whore. I would like to know a way to improve its damage EVEN MORE! *devilish insane cackeling* (PLEASE do not say just have the arcane caster cast Enlarge Person on you after lead blades im aware of that option)
swap thundering for another burst. Try corrosive for less resistance.
I think 2d4 jumps to 1d10 with the size bump, 2d6 is two bumps if I'm not mistaken
tetrasodium wrote:I think 2d4 jumps to 1d10 with the size bump, 2d6 is two bumps if I'm not mistaken
Nope it's 2d6, http://www.d20pfsrd.com/equipment---final/weapons#table-tiny-and-large-weap on-damage
Use a nodachi instead (Ultimate Combat, page 131). 1d10 damage (bumps to 2d8), 18-20/x2 crit, and the brace quality just to make sure you know that eastern stuff is always better than western stuff!
ProfPotts wrote:Use a nodachi instead (Ultimate Combat, page 131). 1d10 damage (bumps to 2d8), 18-20/x2 crit, and the brace quality just to make sure you know that eastern stuff is always better than western stuff!
the curve blade is also a viable option.
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Use a nodachi instead (Ultimate Combat, page 131). 1d10 damage (bumps to 2d8), 18-20/x2 crit, and the brace quality just to make sure you know that eastern stuff is always better than western stuff!
Isnt the nodachi an exotic weapon? Rangers don't get exotic weapon proficiency
I take that back I looked it up. Lol I correct my mistake. Thank you, that sounds even better. It's like the falchion plus brace and extra damage
get a Dancing, Thundering Nodaci AND your other uber-Nodaci. make them Blind AND permanently Deafened on a crit
FWIW, I remember a discussion about Lead Blades and Enlarge size bonuses not stacking. I could be wrong. You could also invest in some Vital Strike feats, if you wish and work on trying to get Deadly Stroke although that's a little feat intensive.
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I refuse to believe in a real world scenario a +1 icy burst thundering falchion out damages a +4 falchion. You can give me all the math you want but all the times you miss by 1,2, or 3 or can't overcome DR silver, cold iron, or adamantine in a real game session would have me grinding my teeth.
Glutton wrote:I refuse to believe in a real world scenario a +1 icy burst thundering falchion out damages a +4 falchion. You can give me all the math you want but all the times you miss by 1,2, or 3 or can't overcome DR silver, cold iron, or adamantine in a real game session would have me grinding my teeth.
The +4 falchion would be, at minimum, a 13% increase in expected damage per round when compared to the +1 icy burst thundering falchion. bringing DR into the mix just makes the difference bigger.
The DR issue is pretty easy to get past since the character is a ranger. Make it an adamentine falchion and use versatile weapon. By passes most DR (with the exception of alignment based ones) and you still get your fun burst effects.
+2 Burst and + 1d6 of for magic weapon is a losers gambit. It sound great to have weapon that 3d6 extra energy damage. But by time you can afford it the monster have DR and energy resistant to negate that stuff. You are better off with + 5 weapon than +1 weapon flaming, acid, cold, and electrical. Yes you will do 4d6 extra damage but, most monster will have 1 or 2 energy resistance or immunities. So that really on nets you + 2d6. And you or only over coming DR magic and what ever weapon type have ie (Slashing Piercing, Blunt). You are better off hitting more often with the +5 and +4 more on the Fist hit and +4 on the Second +4 and +4 and the third. You hit more often and there for do more damage plus you now can over come all DR but weapon type and /- vs DR/ magic only. BFN (Big Fat Number) is way more important that extra dice. The plus from STR, Magic, Favored Enemy, Weapon Specialization, Smite, Power Attack ect,
is way stronger than bonus dice. Minimum is way stronger that Maximum. Ie If I have 2d4+8 I will kill 30 hit point monster in 3 hit for sure vs 1d8+2d6+1 which will kill in 6 rounds the average is the same about the same but the hit rate in higher on the fist one.
If you do not hit and get through then Damage is irrelevant.
Plus if get weapon made out type A and magic and you need B and magic then that 4-7k wasted. Just stay on course do not play for the short term go for the long term efficiency.
It not as sexy but it works it just grinds them down fight in fight out.
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Reviews for "The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Perfect Magic Suit Halter"
1. Sarah - 2 stars
I was really disappointed with the Magic Suit Halter. The fabric felt low quality and it didn't provide any support at all. The suit was also a lot shorter than I expected, and the halter strap was uncomfortable around my neck. I definitely wouldn't recommend this suit to anyone looking for a comfortable and supportive swimsuit.
2. Jennifer - 1 star
I had high expectations for the Magic Suit Halter, but it really let me down. The fit was completely off, and the suit was extremely tight in some areas while being loose in others. The padding in the cups was also lumpy and didn't stay in place when I tried to adjust it. Overall, I found this swimsuit to be very uncomfortable and not worth the price.
3. Emily - 3 stars
I was hoping to love the Magic Suit Halter, but it just didn't work for me. The color was beautiful and the design was cute, but the fit was a bit off. The suit was too tight around my chest, and the halter strap dug into my neck, causing discomfort. Additionally, the material didn't feel very durable and I'm not sure how long it would last with regular use. I think there are better options out there for swimsuits.