Pathfinder 2e Katana Buildpitpoint Detail.html - Samurai v1. 0 provides an archetype and feats for a samurai character in pathfinder 2e. This single case conceals a pair of matched fighting swords perfectly balanced to be wielded as a pair. Despite their name, the blades more closely resemble the shorter wakizashi. Has anyone ever made some builds using katanas or other exotic weapons? The fighter seems like the better pick (i don't think this could work with other melee classes such as the ranger or. Now, there are a couple ways we can emulate a samurai in combat (historically correct or not) but they basically revolve around 3/4 types: Katana's are a type long sword, mostly used to cut through armor or flesh, not to lay precise strikes. You have to stop adding traits to a weapon at some. So far, i've found a few options that almost get it. 2e doesn’t require 18 in your primary stat to start off. Ask your gm to rebuild your ability scrores while you’re at it, and get 16 str/16 cha/14 con/12 dex (or similar). Use medium or heavy armor. The katana is by far the most straightforward. Take weapon focus, weapon finesse, then take the feat slashing grace. This will let you use dexterity with the katana for both attack and damage. Katana would fit this pretty well. Keep at least 13 strength to have plausible abs and qualify for power attack. All you need to do is take weapon focus for the katana (because if you're going through all the effort to finesse it, why wouldn't it be your main melee weapon?), and then take. The dueling dance stance can work out for you as. Specifically constructed for samurai, katanas employ multiple types of steel combined in a distinctive forging process.
Samurai v1. 0 provides an archetype and feats for a samurai character in pathfinder 2e. This single case conceals a pair of matched fighting swords perfectly balanced to be wielded as a pair. Despite their name, the blades more closely resemble the shorter wakizashi. Has anyone ever made some builds using katanas or other exotic weapons? The fighter seems like the better pick (i don't think this could work with other melee classes such as the ranger or. Now, there are a couple ways we can emulate a samurai in combat (historically correct or not) but they basically revolve around 3/4 types: Katana's are a type long sword, mostly used to cut through armor or flesh, not to lay precise strikes. You have to stop adding traits to a weapon at some. So far, i've found a few options that almost get it. 2e doesn’t require 18 in your primary stat to start off. Ask your gm to rebuild your ability scrores while you’re at it, and get 16 str/16 cha/14 con/12 dex (or similar). Use medium or heavy armor. The katana is by far the most straightforward. Take weapon focus, weapon finesse, then take the feat slashing grace. This will let you use dexterity with the katana for both attack and damage.