Though the dagger is a simple weapon to learn, it rewards you for the time you have taken to master it.
You gain the following benefits.
* You gain a +1 bonus to attack rolls you make with daggers.
* When you use a dagger, its damage die increases one step from a d4 to a d6.
* The normal range of your thrown daggers are increased by 10' and the max range is increased by 30' (becomes 30’/90’)
* As a free action, you may draw a dagger after each attack, as long as you have a free hand.
* You treat a thrown dagger attack as a Ranged Weapon, applying the benefits of any racial, class, or feat abilities for Ranged attacks.
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Posted Dec 19, 2018I just like it. It seems conditional, but fun for someone that wouldn't mind carrying a shit ton of daggers
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Posted Dec 20, 2018That’s what my player wanted to do, use daggers ranged - a lot! He started talking about ditching his character “concept” and buying a short bow. So I tried to give him the flavour of a Dagger expert, with similar damage to the bow.
Thanks for your comment btw 😊