It mostly allows you to reposition and reset your attacks of opportunity for the round. Psychic warrior, for expansion and its own pair of fighter (or psionic) bonus feats, is also an excellent idea.Įternal blade is still pretty good, but only “pretty good” since you aren’t going for devastating full-attacks. See HeyICanChan’s suggestions along those lines for a fighter-it needs a ton of feats, so levels in fighter are likely. Instead, your primary interests are in getting more reach-if not getting outright larger-and in achieving more ways to prevent foes from slipping past you without provoking. That makes wildrunner somewhat dubious, and champion of Corellon Larethian and Shadow Blade are completely pointless. But “decent” here probably isn’t more than maybe 16-it’s a rare encounter where you are going to see 5+ provocations in a round. That means it can be worthwhile to have decent Dexterity on a tripper. Dexterity is also useful for initiative and, to a lesser extent, AC and Reflex, which are values that Strength doesn’t have. Trip-lockdown is a pretty effective strategy, and since trip attempts involve Strength checks, and lockdown involves attacks of opportunity which involve Combat Reflexes and thus Dexterity, you actually utilize both scores. So all that said, there are effectively four approaches I see: trying to force hybrid to work, going all-in on Strength and just making a typical übercharger, going all-in on Strength but force dual-wielding into it anyway, or going with the Dexterity-based build of the previous answer. Which means, if you pick Dexterity, Weapon Finesse and Shadow Blade come back into the build, and if you pick Strength, Two-Weapon Fighting comes out. The long and short of it is that at higher levels, you are very strongly incentivized to just pick one-and the more you pick one, the more it makes sense to dump the other, and the more it becomes worthwhile to pick up feats that enable you to focus that much harder. And for the sake of the particular build I suggested, primal scream only improves Dexterity, and there isn’t any good Strength-based alternative (or, rather, the Strength-based version is rage, which you already have).
Enhancement bonuses to ability scores are (rightfully) expensive-getting a second one is difficult and pricey. The improvements every 4 levels can only be given to one score. And once you start leveling, you are going to have to make choices. Even when rolling, chances are slim that you have two high-and-also-equal ability scores to give out. In a point-buy situation, though, you can’t afford to improve both the same. Your race has the same bonus to both, and ferocity can allow a barbarian-which I presume you still are-an equal bonus to each of Strength and Dexterity (in exchange for being unable to improve Constitution), but even assuming you rolled the same (high) ability score in each, after that you’re out of luck trying to improve both. If they are equal, you could save quite a few feats on Weapon Finesse and Shadow Blade, and otherwise be exactly the same, but they aren’t going to be equal. Final Glance can be purchased from Herrax in the Ten Thousand Delights for 118,000 after she becomes the successor of the Ten Thousand Delights in the quest Grudges to Settle.There is no particularly good way to use high Strength and Dexterity simultaneously.Whenever the wielder of this blade lands the first hit in a round, the enemy must pass a Will saving throw (DC 27) or become blinded for 1 round. This +4 shock eleven curve blade deals additional 2d6 slashing damage against blinded enemies.
Weapon stats are determined by the Weapon Type, but most weapon possess unique bonuses that boost the character's combat capabilities while equipped. Whenever the wielder of this blade lands the first hit in a round, the enemy must pass a Will saving throw (DC 27) or become blinded for 1 round.įinal Glance is a Exotic Weapon and a Elven Curve Blade in Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous. This +4 shock eleven curve blade deals additional 2d6 slashing damage against blinded enemies. Final Glance Exotic Weapon - Elven Curve Blade
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