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#55358, "Why can't empowerment characters take the One Hand flaw?"
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This seems like a really weird and specific restriction. Is there some kind of bad interaction with tattoos, or is it bugged out?
(I ran a few characters through the academy quickly - a healer, a paladin and a shaman didn't have it available at all, while a ranger and warrior did. All other variables were the same.)
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Daevryn | Sun 25-May-14 02:02 PM |
Member since 13th Feb 2007
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#55363, "RE: Why can't empowerment characters take the One Hand ..."
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It's priced for characters who really lose out badly by giving up a hand.
If you want it on a character of a different class, you can pray and someone will probably be willing to give it to you, but you don't get anything for it.
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Artificial | Sun 25-May-14 02:24 PM |
Member since 22nd Apr 2008
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#55364, "Let it be stated for the record"
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That I am very upset that you changed the name of my flaw suggestion from Single-Handed, as in I defeated you single handedly, to One Hand.
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#55402, "RE: Why can't empowerment characters take the One Hand ..."
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I actually forgot you get a few edge points for flaws. I wasn't thinking about that at all, it was just part of the character concept.
I did try praying but nobody answered. Next time I roll him I'll give it another try, thank you 
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Rayihn | Sun 25-May-14 06:33 AM |
Member since 08th Oct 2006
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#55359, "D&D throwback"
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I believe it's based on the D&D rule of priest classes needing to hold their holy symbol.
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