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Re: Self-Defense, an answer to guns v. knives debate
Well, a hand-axe only does 1d6 damage, and most NPCs have at least 8 hit points. It is a slight improvement over a dagger, at 1d4. I'd go for a pole-axe, it does 1d12. Can't really hide it under your pillow, though.
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Re: Self-Defense, an answer to guns v. knives debate
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Well, a hand-axe only does 1d6 damage, and most NPCs have at least 8 hit points. It is a slight improvement over a dagger, at 1d4. I'd go for a pole-axe, it does 1d12. Can't really hide it under your pillow, though. [/ QUOTE ] ROFL |
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Re: Self-Defense, an answer to guns v. knives debate
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Well, a hand-axe only does 1d6 damage, and most NPCs have at least 8 hit points. It is a slight improvement over a dagger, at 1d4. I'd go for a pole-axe, it does 1d12. Can't really hide it under your pillow, though. [/ QUOTE ] If you have a cleric with you, you can just melee him down and raise hand to hand. |
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Re: Self-Defense, an answer to guns v. knives debate
When you kill an Orc with the dammed thing you still have to cut its ears off with your dagger.
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