Power attacking with a Katana?

[Dairuga]

Is there any way to employ power attack with a Katana? Mainly, of course, you cannot, due to it beign a light weapon. Power attack straight out says that you cannot apply the bonus to a weapon that is treated as a light weapon, but is there any way to circumvent this?

THe katana states that it can be wielded both one-handedly with exotic weapon proficiency, and two-handed as a martial weapon. Is there any way this can be used to allow the katana the bonus from power attack?

Alternatively, are there any metals or crafting ingredients one may use in order to make a light weapon treated as a normal weapon? Many of the materials makes the weapon -lighter-, but is there someone that makes it heavier, and so on and so forth?

[Prime32]

:smallconfused: Katanas aren't light weapons, or even treated as light weapons.

[Adamantrue]

More specifically, a Katana is considered a Masterwork Bastard Sword. You get normal Power Attack returns based on how you wield it (1 Handed x1, 2 Handed x2).

[Ceaon]

Are you talking about the bastard sword? Because that isn't a light weapon.
If not, which weapon are you talking about and where can I find it?

[Spiryt]

Is there any way to employ power attack with a Katana?

Yes.


























:smallbiggrin:

Seriously though, you have read something wrong, like mentioned above.

[Dairuga]

FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFD&Dwiki.

[Keneth]

That's what you get for reading dandwiki. :smallbiggrin:

[The Glyphstone]

Yup. As an aside, the 1dGazillion damage, 2-20/x99 crit range, and "Cuts Through Tanks(Ex)" features you probably read Katanas have on D&Dwiki are also wrong.:smallbiggrin:

[Telonius]

Yup. As an aside, the 1dGazillion damage, 2-20/x99 crit range, and "Cuts Through Tanks(Ex)" features you probably read Katanas have on D&Dwiki are also wrong.:smallbiggrin:

Yeah, that's only when employed by a single ninja. (Presence of other ninjas in your party decreases the effectiveness by 1/(number of ninjas).

[VGLordR2]

For future reference, if you ever do need to power attack with a light weapon, all you need to do is get a large version of it. This will increase the weapon size category by one, allowing power attack.

[Krazzman]

In 3.5 the Katana is treated as a Bastardsword.
For Pathfinder there is an exotic 1 handed melee weapon. 1d8/19-20x2 as a Longsword...but there is the Naginata (? don't know if this is the right name...) with 1d10/18-20x2.
Hope this helps.

[Dairuga]

In 3.5 the Katana is treated as a Bastardsword.
For Pathfinder there is an exotic 1 handed melee weapon. 1d8/19-20x2 as a Longsword...but there is the Naginata (? don't know if this is the right name...) with 1d10/18-20x2.
Hope this helps.

This was actually a -very- helpful post. What is this Naginata or somesuch? I -want- it.

Edit: It seems the Fauchard, and Elven curveblade fits under these descriptions, even if the Fauchard is more like a halberd.

[Psyren]

That's what you get for reading dandwiki. :smallbiggrin:

Needs to be on a t-shirt.



For Pathfinder there is an exotic 1 handed melee weapon. 1d8/19-20x2 as a Longsword...but there is the Naginata (? don't know if this is the right name...) with 1d10/18-20x2.
Hope this helps.

I think you mean nodachi, which is essentially an oversized katana.
(Naginata is more like a spear than a sword.)

EDIT: PF stats for both are here. (http://www.d20pfsrd.com/equipment---final/weapons/eastern-weapons)

[Dr Bwaa]

A naginata is basically a polearm; you're probably thinking of the nodachi.

Edit: speaking of ninjas...

[Spiryt]

Those dandwiki additional weapon perks for profinency wouldn't be that bad addition, to generally boring and unbalanced weapon in 3.5...

Obviously every weapon would need to get some, not just "Okay, I'm sick of all this masterwork....." ones.

[Fluffy_1.0]

Maybe he meant wakizashi?

It's basically a short sword so the question would have merit and it's katanaesque.

[Ashtagon]

I think you mean nodachi, which is essentially an oversized katana.
(Naginata is more like a spear than a sword.)
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No.

A naginata is basically a sword on a stick.

[Cespenar]

No.

A naginata is basically a sword on a stick.

That's nagamaki. Naginata is pretty much a glaive. :smallbiggrin:

[Urpriest]

That's nagamaki. Naginata is pretty much a glaive. :smallbiggrin:

I think we should just have the guy wield a naga, for simplicity.

[Roguenewb]

I think we should just have the guy wield a naga, for simplicity.

A hag naga? Is the hag-y-naga better than the naginata? If I cover the naga in sushi, can I use a maki-naga? If I harrass that naga, can I use a nag-a-hag-y-maki-naga? To my DM!

[Eldest]

Perhaps you should all put in small pictures of what you're talking about, under the name, so there is no confusion.
Katana
http://library.thinkquest.org/05aug/00716/Katana.gif
Naginata
http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20110416000438/bleachfanfiction/images/c/c2/Naginata.jpg
Nodachi
http://accel10.mettre-put-idata.over-blog.com/0/28/35/90/nodachi03.jpg
Wakizashi
http://library.thinkquest.org/05aug/00716/wakizashi.jpg
Naga
http://images.wikia.com/powerlisting/images/d/d8/World_of_Warcraft_Naga_by_Crowtalon44.jpg

There, that's cleared up.

[Rogue Shadows]

You are mistaken on the last point.

http://anime.osiristeam.net/images/others09/slayers_naga.jpg

[The Glyphstone]

A Naga would be an improvised bludgeoning weapon.

http://www.thinkgeek.com/images/products/frontsquare/e5b9_razer_naga.jpg

[Rogue Shadows]

A Naga would be an improvised bludgeoning weapon.

Oddly, that statement still matches up with my correction.

[Ashtagon]

That's nagamaki. Naginata is pretty much a glaive. :smallbiggrin:

Nope. The nagamaki is basically a katana with an oversized handle. According to wikipedia, "The 30 cm to 60 cm long naginata blade is forged in the same manner as traditional Japanese swords." So yeah.

[Zubrowka74]

Eldest, aren't the Katana and Wakizashi pictered a bit straight ? Looks like the ninja versions. Take the nodachi, for example, which is basically a katana made to use against charging cavalry.

[Toliudar]

I think we should just have the guy wield a naga, for simplicity.

*gives cookie*

But the real question is, can you power attack with a naga?

[Telonius]

Depends on how big the naga is, I suppose.

[The Glyphstone]

The bigger the naga, though, the more chance of a reversal. Some fights, you'll Power Attack with your Naga. Some fights, the Naga will Power Attack with you.

[Sgt. Cookie]

Needs to be on a t-shirt.

Then my friend, you need to go to Zazzle.

[Righteous Doggy]

The bigger the naga, though, the more chance of a reversal. Some fights, you'll Power Attack with your Naga. Some fights, the Naga will Power Attack with you.

Does it qualify as a 4 handed weapon that way?

[Telonius]

Does it qualify as a 4 handed weapon that way?

Reversed, it would count as a no-handed weapon. So if the Naga Power Attacked with you, the attack would go up, but the damage would go down. With sufficient power attack, it's possible for this to actually heal the target.

[darksolitaire]

Luckily I have no need for Nagas, as I have rather nice set of Berserker Axes.:smallbiggrin:
Someone?
Anyone?

[Steward]

Reversed, it would count as a no-handed weapon. So if the Naga Power Attacked with you, the attack would go up, but the damage would go down. With sufficient power attack, it's possible for this to actually heal the target.

If this is actually true, take it to the Dysfunctional Rules page.

[Rogue Shadows]

I thought that no matter what, if you hit the target and the target failed its save and whatever - as long as you get past its defenses, in other words - you always deal at least 1 point of damage, no matter the modifier?

Because otherwise the common housecat isn't nearly as dangerous as we've been lead to believe, dealing only 1d2-4 (claws) or 1d3-4 (bite) damage.

[Glimbur]

I thought that no matter what, if you hit the target and the target failed its save and whatever - as long as you get past its defenses, in other words - you always deal at least 1 point of damage, no matter the modifier?

Because otherwise the common housecat isn't nearly as dangerous as we've been lead to believe, dealing only 1d2-4 (claws) or 1d3-4 (bite) damage.

Truth. The only way for a hit to deal 0 damage is if there is DR, or an applicable energy resistance, or hardness, or... ok, so the list is nontrivial but I think I hit the major possibilities.

[Spuddles]

FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFD&Dwiki.

Hahaha. :smallbiggrin:

Ohhh it feels good to laugh.

[Knaight]

No.

A naginata is basically a sword on a stick.

Which would be an accurate description of most spears, though a naginata is a significantly longer sword on a significantly shorter stick than the norm.

Getting back to the main topic: D&D wiki is terrible. Use this (http://www.d20srd.org/) instead, as it is much more accurate. Though I will say that the D&D wiki katana is actually pretty close to reasonable as a weapon, even if the whole 18-20 x3 is abject nonsense.

[Shadowknight12]

The bigger the naga, though, the more chance of a reversal. Some fights, you'll Power Attack with your Naga. Some fights, the Naga will Power Attack with you.

"Curse you, portal! We're in Soviet Russia!"

[Marlowe]

You are mistaken on the last point.

http://anime.osiristeam.net/images/others09/slayers_naga.jpg

That's the Red World Naga that causes bonus sonic damage and alcohol depletion. You need to take Iron Will and Great Fortitude in order to wield it, or indeed, be in the same room with it. :smallamused:

[Krazzman]

I think you mean nodachi, which is essentially an oversized katana.
(Naginata is more like a spear than a sword.)
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at least the N was right...

[Spiryt]

Which would be an accurate description of most spears, though a naginata is a significantly longer sword on a significantly shorter stick than the norm.



Even with huge diversity around the world trough the centuries, most spears were more like leaf shaped knives or spikes on a stick, even if the had some significant cutting ability, they don't really act all sword like.

naginata would be similar to some glaives, but with indeed different blade/haft proportion, and with very long, 'sword-like' tang differentiating it from most polearms with different riveted/bound/etc sockets.

[Calanon]

A hag naga? Is the hag-y-naga better than the naginata? If I cover the naga in sushi, can I use a maki-naga? If I harrass that naga, can I use a nag-a-hag-y-maki-naga? To my DM!

...I want to signature this so much...

[Crasical]

I'd like to thank this thread for being hillarious, Rogue Shadows for posting Slayers, and for Ashtagon giving me a name for that particular weapon type, as I had been wondering. :smallbiggrin:

[Dairuga]

How come that in the ONE thread you want to silently die out to hide the shame of your own incompetent fault; it have been lingering around the front page for near THREE DAYS NOW!?

[Knaight]

Even with huge diversity around the world trough the centuries, most spears were more like leaf shaped knives or spikes on a stick, even if the had some significant cutting ability, they don't really act all sword like.

They don't really act all that sword like due to being on a stick, yes. However, "sword on a stick" is fairly close in many cases, even if "knife on a stick" is closer. "Sword on a stick" certainly isn't closer to a sword than a spear, which was the original point being contested. This is without getting into hewing spears, which are very much swords on sticks, though they are usually fairly short swords.

[Larkas]

The Wikipedia article (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naginata) put Naginatas together with Guan Daos and Glaives, in that they are all polearms with a bladed head. The images are very clear:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/45/Naginata2.JPG/140px-Naginata2.JPG

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d6/Antique_Japanese_%28samurai%29_naginata.JPG/410px-Antique_Japanese_%28samurai%29_naginata.JPG
Blade on a stick (http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BladeOnAStick) is a fairly common trope too.

But why am I ruining a perfectly funny thread? I've not laughed this much by reading something in quite some time! Thanks, guys :smallbiggrin:

[Eldest]

Because there is still an important question to answer: which Naga is the best weapon and how powerful is if? Can it trip?

[Telonius]

Probably a Guardian Naga, since that one can also be an automatically-reloading, 1 use per round, ranged weapon. For any character who regularly uses a naga, it's best to either be immune to poison or have Poison Use; there's a 5% chance of accidentally poisoning yourself with each attack otherwise.

[Shadowknight12]

The OP boards recommend using a naga for the spells.

/rimshot.

[Dr Bwaa]

How come that in the ONE thread you want to silently die out to hide the shame of your own incompetent fault; it have been lingering around the front page for near THREE DAYS NOW!?

I'm pretty sure you've mostly got UrPriest to blame for that.

[Keld Denar]

What if you wrapped the hilt in Genuine Nagahide (Naugahyde (http://www.nauga.com/promoitems_nauga.html))? Would it then be a nauga-naginata?

[Answerer]

Luckily I have no need for Nagas, as I have rather nice set of Berserker Axes.:smallbiggrin:
Someone?
Anyone?
:D I got it. Very happy to see a D2 reference (and such a nice only-get-it-if-you-played one!), especially so close after the release of the travesty that is D3.

[Flickerdart]

Isn't a naga-maki a kind of food?

[Larkas]

http://s.sitoes.com/live/userfiles/photo/snake-roll-peco-peco-sushi-take-away-1377_l.jpg

Yummy!

[Daftendirekt]

http://s.sitoes.com/live/userfiles/photo/snake-roll-peco-peco-sushi-take-away-1377_l.jpg

Yummy!

A wild Caterpie has appeared!

[ninjamaster1991]

The bigger the naga, though, the more chance of a reversal. Some fights, you'll Power Attack with your Naga. Some fights, the Naga will Power Attack with you.

Sigged. You, sir, get a cookie. A cookie so big, it'll power attack with you.

[MrLemon]

Because there is still an important question to answer: which Naga is the best weapon and how powerful is if? Can it trip?
If your naga has monk levels, does Ki strike work?
If so, lvl 16 for adamantine naga attacks.

[nedz]

A hag naga? Is the hag-y-naga better than the naginata? If I cover the naga in sushi, can I use a maki-naga? If I harrass that naga, can I use a nag-a-hag-y-maki-naga? To my DM!

But which kind of Naga makes the best Sushi ?

[Lucid]

But which kind of Naga makes the best Sushi ? Well, the Guardian Naga has high intelligence and wisdom, so if one would take ranks in Profession(chef)...

[Daftendirekt]

ITT: Not katanas.

[OracleofWuffing]

Back when I was in High School, I was educated that the Tanto was the partnered blade to the Katana. I'm now finding out this is yet another thing that was essentially a lie. :smallfrown: I'm going to hug my Teddy Naga and cry myself to sleep now.

[Wavelab]

We should enchant the naga. If we count the naga's natural attacks as slashing weapons then we can put the vorpal enchantment on it. Now you can go smacking people's heads off with a naga.

[Calanon]

We should enchant the naga. If we count the naga's natural attacks as slashing weapons then we can put the vorpal enchantment on it. Now you can go smacking people's heads off with a naga.

Screw that! We can have a Keen, Warning, Vorpal sentient Naga for a +7 and whenever you wield it incombat it automatically yells "LOOK OUT!" which gives you a +5 Initiative bonus and the Keening could be sharpened claws. :smallamused:

We shall create the ultimate weapon and name him Sss'ss'ther'sith :smallbiggrin:

...Are there even rules for using a creature as an improved weapon? :smallconfused: like a Giant picking up a human and throwing him at a dragon?

[Vizzerdrix]

The fling Ally feat, maybe?

I'm itching to build this now.

[Doorhandle]

Not to mention body blugoden from pathfinder.

[Wavelab]

You might want to give your naga immunity to elements before going too crazy with enchantments. Flaming burst and all. But I guess you could just swing his corpse around, it doesn't have the same effect though.

This has some serious potential for abuse. I mean a guy running around with a fleshraker dinosaur as a weapon. The fleshraker has like 5 attacks, then let's have a character with 4 attacks wield it. Add the speed enchantment. 25 attacks. And then there's TWF. And sneak attacking!

[Solaris]

You might want to give your naga immunity to elements before going too crazy with enchantments. Flaming burst and all. But I guess you could just swing his corpse around, it doesn't have the same effect though.

Had a character get a dragonbone whip like that. It was a green dragon, not a naga, but same basic concept.

[The Glyphstone]

You might want to give your naga immunity to elements before going too crazy with enchantments. Flaming burst and all. But I guess you could just swing his corpse around, it doesn't have the same effect though.

This has some serious potential for abuse. I mean a guy running around with a fleshraker dinosaur as a weapon. The fleshraker has like 5 attacks, then let's have a character with 4 attacks wield it. Add the speed enchantment. 25 attacks. And then there's TWF. And sneak attacking!

...be careful, young grasshopper. Down that route lies the horror of the augmented Expansion Hecatonchires PsyWarrior wielding fifty normal Hecatonchires PsyWarriors each wielding wielding fifty augmented-Compression Hecatonchires PsyWarriors each wielding fifty greatswords.

[Crasical]

...be careful, young grasshopper. Down that route lies the horror of the augmented Expansion Hecatonchires PsyWarrior wielding fifty normal Hecatonchires PsyWarriors each wielding wielding fifty augmented-Compression Hecatonchires PsyWarriors each wielding fifty greatswords.

It's like a katamari ball made of muscled arms and sharp chunks of metal.

[Eisirt]

A hag naga? Is the hag-y-naga better than the naginata? If I cover the naga in sushi, can I use a maki-naga? If I harrass that naga, can I use a nag-a-hag-y-maki-naga? To my DM!

This wins the thread for me...

:smallbiggrin:

[Zombimode]

This wins the thread for me...

:smallbiggrin:

Dunno. The 6.25 million great-sword attacks are at least a runner up :smalltongue:

[Siosilvar]

...be careful, young grasshopper. Down that route lies the horror of the augmented Expansion Hecatonchires PsyWarrior wielding fifty normal Hecatonchires PsyWarriors each wielding wielding fifty augmented-Compression Hecatonchires PsyWarriors each wielding fifty greatswords.

That takes me (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=158482) back (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8290906&postcount=8).

[Shadowknight12]

...be careful, young grasshopper. Down that route lies the horror of the augmented Expansion Hecatonchires PsyWarrior wielding fifty normal Hecatonchires PsyWarriors each wielding wielding fifty augmented-Compression Hecatonchires PsyWarriors each wielding fifty greatswords.

Sentient, talking greatswords.

With Tourette's Syndrome.

[hewhosaysfish]

...be careful, young grasshopper. Down that route lies the horror of the augmented Expansion Hecatonchires PsyWarrior wielding fifty normal Hecatonchires PsyWarriors each wielding wielding fifty augmented-Compression Hecatonchires PsyWarriors each wielding fifty greatswords.

Couldn't the Expanded Hectoncheires wield 100 normal Hecatoncheires? (Who in turn are each wielding 100 Compressed Hecatocheires, who are each wielding 100 Compressed Thri-keen who are each wielding 2 Greatswords. Or 2 Dire-Flails.)

[Glimbur]

Couldn't the Expanded Hectoncheires wield 100 normal Hecatoncheires? (Who in turn are each wielding 100 Compressed Hecatocheires, who are each wielding 100 Compressed Thri-keen who are each wielding 2 Greatswords. Or 2 Dire-Flails.)

The real money is getting down to Tiny size and wielding 1st level kobold rogues. Disposable, cheap, and 3 attacks at 1d3-2+1d6 if you're flanking.

[Wavelab]

Did you just punch something out with Cthulhu? (http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu)

[The Glyphstone]

Couldn't the Expanded Hectoncheires wield 100 normal Hecatoncheires? (Who in turn are each wielding 100 Compressed Hecatocheires, who are each wielding 100 Compressed Thri-keen who are each wielding 2 Greatswords. Or 2 Dire-Flails.)

It's a question of relative size...I was assuming a weapon needed to be at least two size categories smaller than the creature wielding it, so they didn't just keep hitting each other instead.

[Tsuzurao]

Back when I was in High School, I was educated that the Tanto was the partnered blade to the Katana. I'm now finding out this is yet another thing that was essentially a lie. :smallfrown: I'm going to hug my Teddy Naga and cry myself to sleep now.

It sounds like someone mentioned the wrong blade. The paired weapon to the Katana is the Wakizashi.

A Tanto is closer to a knife, as I recall.

[nedz]

It sounds like someone mentioned the wrong blade. The paired weapon to the Katana is the Wakizashi.

A Tanto is closer to a knife, as I recall.

No
A Tanto is the paired blade to a solitary ranger.

[NNescio]

It sounds like someone mentioned the wrong blade. The paired weapon to the Katana is the Wakizashi.

A Tanto is closer to a knife, as I recall.

Tantou literally means "Short sword". It is paired with the Tachi (Lit: "Great sword"), a predecessor of the sword known in the West as the katana (Lit: "Sword") by two 'generations'.

That said, you're right that it is closer to a dagger or a knife in its dimensions, 'though it can also be paired with the katana.

[Answerer]

No
A Tanto is the paired blade to a solitary ranger.
MFW. Really, GitP, nothing more needs to be said, but it does need to be said!

[OracleofWuffing]

Oh gosh, I read that at about 11:30pm and it's now 4:15am and I just now got that.:smallsigh:

[Vizzerdrix]

No
A Tanto is the paired blade to a solitary ranger.

This is for you. You've earned it sir. (http://instantrimshot.com/classic/?sound=rimshot)

[Solaris]

No
A Tanto is the paired blade to a solitary ranger.

Even I passed that pun up. I applaud your complete lack of shame.

[LordDrakulzen]

I'm a fan of throwing cats around. Especially aiming for a spellcasters face. If you're allowed called shots that is.

BBEG:"I summon thee mighty..."

Throwing specialist:Screw that spell, called shot to the face

DM: What are you attacking with?

TS: The wizards familiar, the black cat

DM: Roll

TS:Nat 20!"

BBEG: AAKKKK!!!!!"
EDIT: WRONG THREAD
, SORRY

[Doorhandle]

No
A Tanto is the paired blade to a solitary ranger.

>---------joke------->



------My :durkon: head-----

[Knaight]

It's a Chuck Norris reference, to one Texas, Walker Ranger show. I base this on cultural osmosis, not having seen said show.

[Marlowe]

Really? I was sure it was a much older reference.

[2xMachina]

Solitary = Lone

Gettid yet?

[Marlowe]

Is it just possible that some of us are dating ourselves?

[The Glyphstone]

This is a community of D&D nerds on the internet. I'm pretty sure society norms dictate that most of us are dating ourselves.:smallwink:

[LordDrakulzen]

This is a community of D&D nerds on the internet. I'm pretty sure society norms dictate that most of us are dating ourselves.:smallwink:

Second thing you have said in this post that made me laugh out loud... You sir are a oneliner genius.

[Answerer]

Now I'm lost.

[Marlowe]

Second thing you have said in this post that made me laugh out loud... You sir are a oneliner genius.

Really? There's somebody that hasn't heard that joke before?

[LordDrakulzen]

Really? There's somebody that hasn't heard that joke before?

I live a very isolated existence...:smalltongue:

[Aeryr]

This is a community of D&D nerds on the internet. I'm pretty sure society norms dictate that most of us are dating ourselves.:smallwink:

Okay dates, start appearing, now. I need more dates!

[Marlowe]

Do you wanna date my avatar? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urNyg1ftMIU)

The OPs shame will never be forgotten.

[Aeryr]

I actually do.

Felicia Day seems like a really nice person to talk to.

[Marlowe]

Maybe I should use her as my avatar, and this can become infinitely recursive.

[Volthawk]

A thought on the naga-wielding: Why just use one? You have two hands. Hell, chain them together and you get naga-chucks.

[Dairuga]

A thought on the naga-wielding: Why just use one? You have two hands. Hell, chain them together and you get naga-chucks.

Or tie two clerics together, and you got Nun-chucks.

[Marlowe]

A thought on the naga-wielding: Why just use one? You have two hands. Hell, chain them together and you get naga-chucks.

I'm pretty sure handling this http://anime.osiristeam.net/images/others09/slayers_naga.jpgwould require both hands.

[Daftendirekt]

I'm pretty sure handling this http://anime.osiristeam.net/images/others09/slayers_naga.jpgwould require both hands.

Yeah, one for each br-- AHEM! I mean, um... yeah...

>_>

[Vizzerdrix]

Or tie two clerics together, and you got Nun-chucks.

This!


http://www.dweebist.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/nunchucks.png

[Qwertystop]

A hag naga? Is the hag-y-naga better than the naginata? If I cover the naga in sushi, can I use a maki-naga? If I harrass that naga, can I use a nag-a-hag-y-maki-naga? To my DM!

Can I sig?