Hi guys, I played an unarmed build by using a glitch I found and never seen around. I called that glitch "Vampire Lord in Human Form" and allows us to keep some night powers and passive bonuses from that form, included the vampire's claws bonus. In this way you have 80\100 (can't remember and confirm later) unarmed base damage + racial base damage. I'll share that glitch with all of you, but I'm going to release a build using that glitch in 2 months.
Let me know what you think about it.
Hi guys, I played an unarmed build by using a glitch I found and never seen around. I called that glitch "Vampire Lord in Human Form" and allows us to keep some night powers and passive bonuses from that form, included the vampire's claws bonus. In this way you have 80\100 (can't remember and confirm later) unarmed base damage + racial base damage. I'll share that glitch with all of you, but I'm going to release a build using that glitch in 2 months.
Let me know what you think about it.
Surely it's very powerful, your stats are the same as in VL form, but luckily has a powerful drawback… All guards of the nine holds will attack you on sight.
Surely it's very powerful, your stats are the same as in VL form, but luckily has a powerful drawback… All guards of the nine holds will attack you on sight.
Question, ladies and gents. When we think of monks we are defining the term in accordance with how they are portrayed in the fantasy genre primarily and with real world influence secondary, yes?
I mean, we think of unarmed combatants with a shaolin influence. However, I'm in a bit of a pickle about how to define something I've been working on for a while and it occurs to me that the term monk in real life applies to a philosophy and adherence to an ascetic way of life. In that respect, the term monk would also apply to the Knights Templar, an order not particularly well known for their unarmed proficiency.
The project I refer to is not a Templar, but the Ternion Monks of Skyrim. Yet, due to their very Nordic tradition they are unlikely to be masters of the way of the fist, but rather the more Nordic arts war. So even if the build was called a Ternion Monk, it wouldn't be correct to use the "Monk" tag would it?
Question, ladies and gents. When we think of monks we are defining the term in accordance with how they are portrayed in the fantasy genre primarily and with real world influence secondary, yes?
I mean, we think of unarmed combatants with a shaolin influence. However, I'm in a bit of a pickle about how to define something I've been working on for a while and it occurs to me that the term monk in real life applies to a philosophy and adherence to an ascetic way of life. In that respect, the term monk would also apply to the Knights Templar, an order not particularly well known for their unarmed proficiency.
The project I refer to is not a Templar, but the Ternion Monks of Skyrim. Yet, due to their very Nordic tradition they are unlikely to be masters of the way of the fist, but rather the more Nordic arts war. So even if the build was called a Ternion Monk, it wouldn't be correct to use the "Monk" tag would it?
It is indeed the fantasy genre of Monks that we most generally define them with around here. Personally I see no problem with your use of the term (the tag is something you might want to bring up with the Host of whatever group your posting this project in.)
I mean many Monks in fantasy aren't confined to their fists, they often get bonuses but they quite often have short swords, daggers and bows at the very least available for use, so we know that even in the Fantasy Genre, they aren't confined to their fists only.
It is indeed the fantasy genre of Monks that we most generally define them with around here. Personally I see no problem with your use of the term (the tag is something you might want to bring up with the Host of whatever group your posting this project in.)
I mean many Monks in fantasy aren't confined to their fists, they often get bonuses but they quite often have short swords, daggers and bows at the very least available for use, so we know that even in the Fantasy Genre, they aren't confined to their fists only.