NeoSeraphi
2012-01-11, 05:41 PM
Fangs of the Hawk (Fighter)
Prerequisites: Int 13, Combat Expertise, Improved Disarm
Benefit: You gain the ability to make a disarm attack with your teeth. This functions like a normal Disarm check, except your opponent gets no special benefits from Size or from wielding a two-handed weapon. If you succeed on your Disarm check, you grab the weapon out of your opponent's hands, holding it tightly in your teeth, until you drop it (a free action) or draw it and wield it (a move action).
You may attempt to attack with the weapon in your teeth, taking a -4 penalty to your attack rolls for using the weapon in an improvised manner (however, since you are not using the weapon in the way it was meant to be used, your proficiency with it is irrelevant, and you take no penalties for wielding a weapon you are not proficient with in your teeth). If the weapon in question is a two-handed weapon, you take a further -2 penalty to your attack rolls with it, and can only add your full Strength modifier to your attack rolls instead of 1 1/2 times your Strength modifier.
If you have the Two-Weapon Fighting feat, you may treat a weapon you wield in your teeth as an off-hand attack. (This allows you to use the Two-Weapon Fighting feat while wielding a shield or using a two-handed weapon with your main hand). However, this does not let you use more than one off-hand attack for your Two-Weapon Fighting feats (It doesn't stack with you wielding two weapons)
If you have the Multi-Weapon Fighting feat, you may treat your mouth as a limb for the purposes of that feat. This feat also lets you qualify for the Multi-Weapon Fighting feat as if you had three arms (providing you have two real arms in addition to your mouth)
Normal: Attempting to do anything that is explained in the text of this feat will provoke the DM into throwing books at your head.
Prerequisites: Int 13, Combat Expertise, Improved Disarm
Benefit: You gain the ability to make a disarm attack with your teeth. This functions like a normal Disarm check, except your opponent gets no special benefits from Size or from wielding a two-handed weapon. If you succeed on your Disarm check, you grab the weapon out of your opponent's hands, holding it tightly in your teeth, until you drop it (a free action) or draw it and wield it (a move action).
You may attempt to attack with the weapon in your teeth, taking a -4 penalty to your attack rolls for using the weapon in an improvised manner (however, since you are not using the weapon in the way it was meant to be used, your proficiency with it is irrelevant, and you take no penalties for wielding a weapon you are not proficient with in your teeth). If the weapon in question is a two-handed weapon, you take a further -2 penalty to your attack rolls with it, and can only add your full Strength modifier to your attack rolls instead of 1 1/2 times your Strength modifier.
If you have the Two-Weapon Fighting feat, you may treat a weapon you wield in your teeth as an off-hand attack. (This allows you to use the Two-Weapon Fighting feat while wielding a shield or using a two-handed weapon with your main hand). However, this does not let you use more than one off-hand attack for your Two-Weapon Fighting feats (It doesn't stack with you wielding two weapons)
If you have the Multi-Weapon Fighting feat, you may treat your mouth as a limb for the purposes of that feat. This feat also lets you qualify for the Multi-Weapon Fighting feat as if you had three arms (providing you have two real arms in addition to your mouth)
Normal: Attempting to do anything that is explained in the text of this feat will provoke the DM into throwing books at your head.