Difference between revisions of "Weapon Devotion"
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When wielding this weapon the character gains a +1 to all attacks and damage (stacks with Weapon Focus), as well as a +4 on checks to avoid having the weapon disarmed. If the weapon itself is attacked while being wielded, it gets a +4 to defense and an increased hardness of 2. This only applies when the weapon is in the character's hand. | When wielding this weapon the character gains a +1 to all attacks and damage (stacks with Weapon Focus), as well as a +4 on checks to avoid having the weapon disarmed. If the weapon itself is attacked while being wielded, it gets a +4 to defense and an increased hardness of 2. This only applies when the weapon is in the character's hand. | ||
| − | If the weapon is lost or destroyed, this feat becomes useless, | + | If the weapon is lost or destroyed, this feat becomes useless, and it cannot be replaced. |
You can gain Weapon Devotion multiple times. Each time it applies to a new, specific weapon.}} | You can gain Weapon Devotion multiple times. Each time it applies to a new, specific weapon.}} | ||
Revision as of 15:17, 7 June 2010
Prerequisites: Weapon Focus with selected weapon, +2 CA, proficient with selected weapon
Cost: 6 General Upgrade Points
Weapon devotion is focused on a particular, single weapon, such as "the dagger I stole from the king" or "my father's sword".
When wielding this weapon the character gains a +1 to all attacks and damage (stacks with Weapon Focus), as well as a +4 on checks to avoid having the weapon disarmed. If the weapon itself is attacked while being wielded, it gets a +4 to defense and an increased hardness of 2. This only applies when the weapon is in the character's hand.
If the weapon is lost or destroyed, this feat becomes useless, and it cannot be replaced.
You can gain Weapon Devotion multiple times. Each time it applies to a new, specific weapon.
Normally: You cannot do this.
