How heavy does something have to be to qualify as heavy, and thus bad for use with sneaky characters?
I have an S hobbit burglar who has been stealing stuff from Bill Ferny, upon being caught going into the dungeon for a while and stealing his stuff again. This is a bit of an exploit, but that is not what my post is about.
He got a broadsword which is likely to be very good, and weighs 8 pounds. Is that too much? I have 20 burglary skill. Also, what is a light weapon in O or FA because i like those too. I have a hunch 8 pounds is too much, but could someone inform me if 2d5 +2 +4 is better or worse than 1d7 +5+4 when 2d5 is likely to be too heavy and thus - to skill, and 1d7 is most likely + to skill.
I have an S hobbit burglar who has been stealing stuff from Bill Ferny, upon being caught going into the dungeon for a while and stealing his stuff again. This is a bit of an exploit, but that is not what my post is about.
He got a broadsword which is likely to be very good, and weighs 8 pounds. Is that too much? I have 20 burglary skill. Also, what is a light weapon in O or FA because i like those too. I have a hunch 8 pounds is too much, but could someone inform me if 2d5 +2 +4 is better or worse than 1d7 +5+4 when 2d5 is likely to be too heavy and thus - to skill, and 1d7 is most likely + to skill.
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