Prerequisite: Requires a Dexterity of 16 or higher
This feat can only work with one-handed weapons, it represents your ability to hit in precise areas gaining the most damage as you can. Any weapons that have Versatile, Two Handed, Heavy properties can not be used with this feat.
- On your first attack, of the combat, you may triple the Damage dice of your weapon, this does not apply to sneak attack Dice.
- When ever you score a critical hit, you may also double your Ability Modifier when calculating damage
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Posted Sep 18, 2019Don't know why this caught my eye but I have a nit-pick if you will. I can use this feat with a flail, morning star and warpick but not a warhammer, battleaxe or longsword. Granted this is all a bit silly because it is unlikely that a strength based character is using this and none of these options are better or worse than a rapier regardless, it just seems a bit inconsistent/unnecessary to have the versatile restriction. Especially imo when you consider a spear, which is not going to bring any more damage than a rapier, and arguably fits fairly well with the concept of this feat, surgical spear thrust etc...
Now I agree that you shouldn't be able to two-hand a versatile weapon and get this bonus but it makes more sense to me to use something like "you cant benefit from this feat while wielding one weapon in both of your hands"
And actually, now that I'm considering it, if I had one actual complaint about this feat it would be that a rapier is strictly better than any other weapon with this feat, assuming the character is dexterity based of course. (although if we want to refer back to the earlier silliness the flail, morning star and warpick are just as good if your strength based.)
I feel like a guy could make an argument that the weapon needs to have the finesse, or better yet to avoid rapier being strictly the best weapon with it, the light property. Granted, you could just change the wording from "triple the damage dice of your weapon" to just adding 2d6 regardless of what weapon it is to even out the disparity between dagger and rapier.