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Crabman brings up some questions:
ReplyDeleteCrabman Rogue . . . do claws get backstab? Crab man casters, can they wield spell components/holy symbols? Fighters, do the claws eventually get the chance to hit things that can only be affected by magical weapons?
I'd restrict classes for crabmen to fighter. And let them hit things that need magic weapons at 4th level or so.
ReplyDeleteand clearly it needs to attack weak points for massive damage
ReplyDeleteAbout crabmen hitting things that require magical weapons...
ReplyDeleteMaybe crabmen have some ritual where they dip their claws into molten silver. After they heal from that they can use their silvery claws to fight against puffer-ghosts, vampire squid, and the dreaded Krackolich!
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