A couple of card checks

[Ironvein]

Vicious Trident +1: Shouldn't it be a two-handed weapon?

Swipe: First power, if used as your combat check, does the -3 difficulty still apply?

[Hawkmoon269]

Ironvein wrote:

Vicious Trident +1: Shouldn't it be a two-handed weapon?

Swipe: First power, if used as your combat check, does the -3 difficulty still apply?

Yes to Swipe. You get the -3 to the difficulty and you get roll your Arcane or Divine die + 1d8 if it is your own combat check.

[csouth154]

Historically, the trident can be used with one or two hands. Watch some movies with gladiators. The trident/net combo was a favorite of the time. ;)

[Ironvein]

Thanks guys. It was just something that had been nagging at me since we finished deck 4.

[Hawkmoon269]

csouth154 wrote:

Historically, the trident can be used with one or two hands. Watch some movies with gladiators. The trident/net combo was a favorite of the time. ;)

Here is an example of the one handed use of a trident.

[Joshua Birk 898]

The trident is a one-handed weapon in Pathfinder RPG, so I wouldn't expect it to change in the card game (though the designers can always surprise us). It's certainly not unblanced as a two-handed weapon. Most people seem to hate the card. Personally, I like to give one to Valeros, but I would never use it any of my other decks.

[csouth154]

Hawkmoon269 wrote:

csouth154 wrote:

Historically, the trident can be used with one or two hands. Watch some movies with gladiators. The trident/net combo was a favorite of the time. ;)

Here is an example of the one handed use of a trident.

LOL