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− | '''Type of Feat''': [[Class]] |
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+ | |type=class |
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+ | |prereq=[[monk]] (10, 13, 16) |
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+ | |use=automatic |
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+ | |icon=ife_kistrike.gif |
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+ | |class=monk |
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+ | }} |
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+ | ==Notes== |
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− | '''Prerequisite''': [[Monk]] 10 |
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+ | *This feat does not provide an [[attack bonus]]; it merely allows an unarmed character to penetrate the indicated levels of damage reduction. |
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+ | *Magic [[gloves]] with an attack bonus also allow an unarmed character to penetrate damage reduction, often making this feat superfluous. |
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+ | ==Builder notes== |
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+ | '''Item feat:''' No, but it can be added with custom content. |
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+ | ==Custom content notes== |
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− | '''Use''': Automatic |
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+ | '''Removable:''' yes |
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+ | '''Reusable:''' No, it seem as though this is hardcoded to the monk class only. |
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− | [[category:feats]] |
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+ | '''Script:''' hardcoded |
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+ | *This feat can be added to [[iprp_feats.2da]] to make it available as an item feat. However, it will only work for monks; all other classes will get the feat listed, but not the effects. |
Latest revision as of 18:41, 4 April 2009
Type of feat: class (given based on class levels)
Prerequisite: monk (10, 13, 16)
Specifics: The monk's unarmed attack counts as a magic weapon against creatures with damage reduction (+1 at 10th level, +2 at 13th, +3 at 16th).
Use: automatic
Notes[]
- This feat does not provide an attack bonus; it merely allows an unarmed character to penetrate the indicated levels of damage reduction.
- Magic gloves with an attack bonus also allow an unarmed character to penetrate damage reduction, often making this feat superfluous.
Builder notes[]
Item feat: No, but it can be added with custom content.
Custom content notes[]
Removable: yes
Reusable: No, it seem as though this is hardcoded to the monk class only.
Script: hardcoded
- This feat can be added to iprp_feats.2da to make it available as an item feat. However, it will only work for monks; all other classes will get the feat listed, but not the effects.