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Cestus: Spd +0, Acc +0, Dmg +0L, Def +2, Rate 4 | Cestus: Spd +0, Acc +0, Dmg +0L, Def +2, Rate 4 | ||
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Make it Spd -3, to fit with other weapons like the Fighting Gauntlet (Spd -6) and the kick (Spd -3). | Make it Spd -3, to fit with other weapons like the Fighting Gauntlet (Spd -6) and the kick (Spd -3). | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:15, 6 April 2010
Contents
Official Rule
Cestus: Spd +0, Acc +0, Dmg +0L, Def +2, Rate 4
MetalFatigue's version
Make it Spd -3, to fit with other weapons like the Fighting Gauntlet (Spd -6) and the kick (Spd -3).
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Official version
Nobody yet
MetalFatigue's version
Comments
I don't have the player's guide, but the core rules describe cesti as leather straps with metal studs wrapped around a hand like fingerless gloves. On the other hand, figting gauntlets are "either articulated metal gloves or full-hand leather gloves covered in overlapping metal plates." I understand that Speed doesn't necessarily mean Speed anymore, but one of these descriptions sure sounds a lot faster than the other. - Kicker
According to the definition in the PG of Speed and Rate, Speed is reach, and Rate is maneuverability. Given those definitions, these two weapons should have comparable speeds, but the Cestus might be more maneuverable. - Toram
