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| Category= | | Category=[[Category:Ranged]][[Category:Undaunted Tier (16-20)]][[Category:Alchemist Feats]][[Category:Barbarian Feats]][[Category:Brawler Feats]][[Category:Fighter Feats]][[Category:Monk Feats]][[Category:Paladin Feats]][[Category:Prowler Feats]][[Category:Ranger Feats]][[Category:Rogue Feats]] | ||
| Flavor=You effortlessly pair melee and ranged weaponry. | | Flavor=You effortlessly pair melee and ranged weaponry. | ||
| Prerequisites= | | Prerequisites=<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Prerequisites}}} | ||
| Prerequisites|Level 16, [[Weapon Focus]], [[Snap Shot]], [[Two-Weapon Fighting]] | |||
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| Benefit=When you use the [[Two-Weapon Fighting]] feat while wielding a melee weapon and a one-handed ranged weapon (such as a hand crossbow or a skiprock), your attacks with the ranged weapon provoke no attacks of opportunity from foes that you threaten with your melee weapon. | | Unlocks=<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Unlocks}}} | ||
| Unlocks| [[Opening Volley (Feat)]] | |||
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| Benefit=When you use the [[Two-Weapon Fighting]] feat while wielding a melee weapon and a one-handed ranged weapon you chose with your Weapon Focus feat (such as a hand crossbow or a skiprock), your attacks with the ranged weapon provoke no attacks of opportunity from foes that you threaten with your melee weapon. | |||
'''Special:''' If you also have the [[Close-Quarters Thrower (Feat)]] and/or the [[Point-Blank Master (Feat)]], you may attack with any ranged weapon in both hands, using Two-Weapon Fighting, and you do not provoke. This can apply to projectile weapons (fighting in melee with a pair of Hand Crossbows) or thrown weapons (fighting in melee by throwing a pair of Chakrams, or Throwing Glaives(!)). | |||
'''Normal''': Making a ranged attack provokes attacks of opportunity. | '''Normal''': Making a ranged attack provokes attacks of opportunity. | ||
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| ShortDesc|Ranged attacks do not provoke attacks of opportunity | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:59, 24 June 2022
You effortlessly pair melee and ranged weaponry.
Prerequisites: Level 16, Weapon Focus, Snap Shot, Two-Weapon Fighting
Related: Opening Volley (Feat)
Benefit: When you use the Two-Weapon Fighting feat while wielding a melee weapon and a one-handed ranged weapon you chose with your Weapon Focus feat (such as a hand crossbow or a skiprock), your attacks with the ranged weapon provoke no attacks of opportunity from foes that you threaten with your melee weapon.
Special: If you also have the Close-Quarters Thrower (Feat) and/or the Point-Blank Master (Feat), you may attack with any ranged weapon in both hands, using Two-Weapon Fighting, and you do not provoke. This can apply to projectile weapons (fighting in melee with a pair of Hand Crossbows) or thrown weapons (fighting in melee by throwing a pair of Chakrams, or Throwing Glaives(!)).
Normal: Making a ranged attack provokes attacks of opportunity.