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pathfinder 2007 dual audio 720p filmDownload File we assume "film time" corresponds to "real time," which it obviously doesn't -- real-life fights with sticks are over in seconds, not minutes. Cinematic license reins supreme. AUC.register('auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay'); AjaxBusy.register('masked', 'busy', 'auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay', null, null) Thalin Jan 14, 2011, 11:26 am Mace is a simple weapon; which is by design slightly inferior to martial weapons. Further, dual wielding is an inferior fighting style; though at least somewhat starting to bridge the gap.In North America, it opened on Friday, October 2, 2015, and earned $18.06 million on its opening day of which $2 million came from premium large formats from 3,831 theaters.[89][90] The film's Friday gross included $2.5 million from late-night Thursday screenings that took place in 2,800 theaters.[91] During its opening weekend, it earned $54.3 million from 3,831 theaters ranking first at the box office which is the second biggest October opening, behind Gravity ($55.7 million) and the second biggest for Scott, behind Hannibal ($58 million) and Damon, behind The Bourne Ultimatum ($69.2 million).[4] The film made $6 million at 375 premium large format screens.[92] 3D accounted for 45% of the ticket sales while RealD 3D accounted for 42% or $23 million of that sales which is one of highest for the 3D company in 2015.[92] The film fell short of breaking Gravity's record which might have been hurt by Hurricane Joaquin, the NFL season and the last day of the Major League Baseball regular season.[92] In its second weekend of release, it dropped gradually by 31.9% and earned $37 million from 3,854 theaters (+23 theaters) maintaining the top position. The Martian's demographics in its sophomore weekend remained in sync with its opening frame drawing 52% males and 72% over 25.[93] It topped the box office for two consecutive weekends before being dethroned by Goosebumps in its third weekend after a close race between the two ($23.6 million for Goosebumps and $21.3 million for The Martian).[94][95] It returned to the top of the box office for the third time in its fourth weekend,[96] and went on the top the box office for four non-consecutive weekends[97] before being overtaken by Spectre in its fifth weekend.[98] On November 5, the film surpassed Gladiator ($187.7 million) to become Scott's highest-grossing film at the domestic box office.[99]Writing for the New York Post, Lou Lumenick considered the film to be Scott's and Damon's best and thought that it is a "straightforward and thrilling survival-and-rescue adventure, without the metaphysical and emotional trappings of Interstellar".[121] Manohla Dargis, of The New York Times, stated that the film "involves a dual journey into outer and inner space, a trip that takes you into that immensity called the universe and deep into the equally vast landscape of a single consciousness. For this accidental castaway, space is the place where he's physically marooned, but also where his mind is set free", from a film director, whose "great, persistent theme is what it means to be human".[43]IP-Tablet virtual radio software is one-of-a-kind suite that's a bold step toward the virtual radio studio. It lessens the need for studio monitors by virtualizing the monitoring and control of your Fusion Console or other Telos Alliance gear on a Windows tablet running any of the IP-Tablet Virtual Radio software modules. Sold individually, you can buy those software modules that are most relevant and beneficial to your studio setup, such as the Telos Systems VX or VX Prime phone systems, the Telos Z/IP ONE IP-audio codec, the Omnia.9 audio processor and Omnia VOCO 8 mic processor, xNode, and Axia Pathfinder. IP-Tablet can also now control third-party HTML5-enabled gear. This is Fusion console c
I've always thought it would be cool to dual wield maces but the options to make this not suck mechanically have just never existed. The best option I've found is Lightning Mace from Complete Warrior. If you weield 2 light maces It just allows you an extra attack if you roll a threat (so a 20. 19 if you got improved crit).
Lareth in Temple of Elemental Evil was a dual wielding maces cleric of Lloth. AUC.register('auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay'); AjaxBusy.register('masked', 'busy', 'auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay', null, null) Cartigan Jan 13, 2011, 09:48 am Maerimydra wrote: LazarX wrote: There's a reason the only place you ever see dual wielding maces is in World of Warcraft. Lareth in Temple of Elemental Evil was a dual wielding maces cleric of Lloth. God-hax. AUC.register('auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay'); AjaxBusy.register('masked', 'busy', 'auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay', null, null) LazarX Jan 13, 2011, 09:51 am Pathfinder PF Special Edition, Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber Maerimydra wrote: LazarX wrote: There's a reason the only place you ever see dual wielding maces is in World of Warcraft. Lareth in Temple of Elemental Evil was a dual wielding maces cleric of Lloth. And what does he do when you face him? I'm pretty sure a good deal of them involve laying down some spells of hurtage. Remember that the folks and TSR did frequently design things to look cool rather than be super-optimised.You've got a bunch of standard rules already in place for dual-wielding weapons, if they're good enough for two swords or sword and dagger, why aren't they good enough for the blunt fetish?
It's a smidgen inferior to two-weapon fighting with shortswords, for instance. I'm not sure I'd equate that to "sucking", though. AUC.register('auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay'); AjaxBusy.register('masked', 'busy', 'auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay', null, null) Sean FitzSimon Jan 13, 2011, 11:23 am Bludgeoning weapons on the whole are a partial step below their slashing/piercing companions. The system seems to assume that bludgeoning is the best way to go. You can see that bludgeoning weapons have inferior crit ranges/crit multipliers when compared to other weapons of their bracket of the same damage die.
That lightning mace feat is the trick that evens it out. Assuming your attack bonus is up to snuff, then it basically turns those light maces from 20/x2 to 20x3(or more), so 19-20x3+ with improved crit which is on line with the legendary falcata. I believe the 3.5PHBII also had a bludgeon damage feat that gave chances to nauseate on multiple hits. Until you get those feats though, 1d6 20/x2 is basically the minimum damage choice you would reasonably do, so might want to carry an earthbreaker before that point and for whenever you can't get a full attack. Oh yeah, and in any case, you also gotta take perform (percussion), cause if you're gonna drum on a person like that you better also be able to keep a beat in the tavern.
Oh yeah, the point is to get them up to par, bludgeoning damage is always inferior, putting equivalent feats for edged/piercing weapons would again make them superior to the maces. Barring a whole lot of advanced skeletons and other dr/B foes, only reason to choose smash over slash is for the flavor, it's not a competitive path to power.
I like that one where Steven Seagal is a cook and kills people with casseroles and all kind of weird bludgeoning stuff.Back to the topic: The best House Rule is usually a simple rule (cheap rpg version of occam knife)
I would just create a "War light mace" as suggested (short sword stats, but B type instead of S type)
Yeah they had some cool stuff in Complete Warrior but the weapon styles weren't expansive enough and in most cases, cool but not quite powerful enough to be worth the cost.Feats to bring them up to par or even martial equivalent bashing weapons. I don't mind creating my own weapons but I might not be able to bring that stuff into someone else's game which kind of defeats the purpose.
I've never been good at balancing feats with prerequisites either.
Yeah they had some cool stuff in Complete Warrior but the weapon styles weren't expansive enough and in most cases, cool but not quite powerful enough to be worth the cost.Feats to bring them up to par or even martial equivalent bashing weapons. I don't mind creating my own weapons but I might not be able to bring that stuff into someone else's game which kind of defeats the purpose.
I've never been good at balancing feats with prerequisites either. thats why i said hopefully Paizo will make them better. AUC.register('auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay'); AjaxBusy.register('masked', 'busy', 'auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay', null, null) IkeDoe Jan 13, 2011, 03:01 pm DrDew wrote: Fnipernackle wrote: hopefully Paizo will put in weapon style feats similar but hopefully better than what was put in 3.5 Complete Warrior in Ultimate Combat *crosses fingers.* Yeah they had some cool stuff in Complete Warrior but the weapon styles weren't expansive enough and in most cases, cool but not quite powerful enough to be worth the cost.Feats to bring them up to par or even martial equivalent bashing weapons. I don't mind creating my own weapons but I might not be able to bring that stuff into someone else's game which kind of defeats the purpose.
I've never been good at balancing feats with prerequisites either. I thought that you were the GM, is that for PF Society?IMO: "Visual" changes are easy to understand, saying that you use light maces as short swords because it is how they do it in your town (stupid example) is ok, doesn't change the rules. Some GM would argue that Blugeoning is better than S or P, but it can argued, It shouldn't neve cost you more than a Trait IMHO.
Yeah they had some cool stuff in Complete Warrior but the weapon styles weren't expansive enough and in most cases, cool but not quite powerful enough to be worth the cost.Feats to bring them up to par or even martial equivalent bashing weapons. I don't mind creating my own weapons but I might not be able to bring that stuff into someone else's game which kind of defeats the purpose.
I've never been good at balancing feats with prerequisites either. I thought that you were the GM, is that for PF Society?IMO: "Visual" changes are easy to understand, saying that you use light maces as short swords because it is how they do it in your town (stupid example) is ok, doesn't change the rules. Some GM would argue that Blugeoning is better than S or P, but it can argued, It shouldn't neve cost you more than a Trait IMHO.