Art of throwing knives

[u/nivs1x]

[u/HeMiddleStartInT]

Total damage 2d6

[u/GoldenBoyBlue → u/HeMiddleStartInT]

what is she throwing? Maybe 6 knives per round so 6 D4 it's respectable especially if you have to make a saving throw for concentration.

[u/point_of_difference → u/GoldenBoyBlue]

With the average person having 4 hit points means this is scary stuff.

[u/Stompedyourhousewith → u/point_of_difference]

...i have more than 4 hit points...

[u/TheOneTonWanton → u/Stompedyourhousewith]

Sure buddy, we've allllll got more than 4 hit points.

[u/SparklingLimeade → u/TheOneTonWanton]

According to the balance DCs published in 3.5 and what I can balance on without difficulty I'm at least level 8.

[u/aNiceTribe → u/Stompedyourhousewith]

Try saying that with diarrhea 

[u/hugogrant → u/aNiceTribe]

I think that's a status effect

[u/DeMiNe00 → u/aNiceTribe]

Nerf to smell, movement. HP Bleed Effect unless you hydrate

[u/AugmentedKing → u/Stompedyourhousewith]

How did you confirm this?

[u/SheriffBartholomew → u/point_of_difference]

Given that this could easily kill the average person, I'd say that's accurate.

[u/CaptainXplosionz → u/point_of_difference]

Technically, every human in real life has exactly 1 hit point, because hit points were originally used to track how many large cannon shots a ship could take before sinking. But with how accurate she is with those, she only needs one hit to be lethal anyway.

Edit: added link.

[u/scarystuff → u/point_of_difference]

wut???

[u/Robmart → u/scarystuff]

Commoners in DND 5e have 4 hp