hey folks--I am migrating my online weekly game to pathfinder (thankfully, lol--4e is not fun to play online!), and I am having a few problems with the framework. The most obnoxious one is how do I set up an off-hand weapon? For example, a player is using a short sword and an off-hand dagger, and took two-weapon fighting as his lvl 1 feat.
As a single attack, after adding in everything, the short sword should be +1 to hit. If using both weapons, the SS and the dagger should be both -1 to hit. I can't make the framework not use the decaying attack bonuses, so when I actually use the macro, it's giving me a positive +hit on the first swing, and a -3 on the off-hand weapon. I have the dagger selected as 'finessable' in the framework, etc. Any idea what I might be doing wrong? I have turned on and off just about every radio button in the 'edit character' area with no change in numbers.
Thanks in advance,
-d
Help with off-hand weapon
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Re: Help with off-hand weapon
OK, I figured it out. The one thing I was missing was the check box for natural vs. manufactured weapon, it defaults to natural, changing that to manufactured gives both weapons a -2 attack (which isn't right, but I will figure out where that extra -1 is coming from shortly).
Thank you for the framework!
Thank you for the framework!
Re: Help with off-hand weapon
Did you check the Two-Weapon fighting feat on the core setup? But, I think it should be -2,-2 according to the SRD and what the feat does.
Two Weapon Fighting
Two Weapon Fighting
Re: Help with off-hand weapon
Yep. I figured it out, buy default a character is set to use Natural weapons, that has to be changed to manufactured weaps for two weapon attacks to be processed correctly. I found the missing numbers, all works as intended, and I couldn't be happier.