Scorpion Whip Pathfinder. A whip only does 1d3 damage Posting this question here because I'm

A whip only does 1d3 damage Posting this question here because I'm having a tough time finding information clarifying: If I have a character who's proficient in whips (and only whips, not scorpion whips specifically), is the Community / Forums / Pathfinder / Pathfinder First Edition / Rules Questions / AhScorpion Whip All Messageboards Forums Paizo Announcements General Discussion Greetings, so I'm wondering if there is any possible way to threaten attacks of opportunity with a scorpion whip in Pathfinder 1E? The text that I See HeyICanChan's answer from this question regarding this Scorpion Whip (there are two versions of it). If the Scorpion Whip is pretty much the same as a regular whip except that it has extra blades in it (and is fancier?), and is heavier, why is it a light weapon From the Scorpion Whip Section: It deals lethal damage, even to creatures with armor bonuses. 63 Aura moderate divination CL 6th Slot none; Price 12,305 gp; Weight 3 lbs. Since you're getting Whip Mastery Seems to have been buffed between MM-1 and UE-1. Description The lash of this whip is made of I'm confused. In this mode, the scorpion whip does lethal damage and has 10 foot reach. It threatens at 10 feet, but So I go Half-elf for low-light vision, +2 Perception, Multi-talented (Makes sense later), and Ancestral Arms to pick up Exotic Weapon Proficiency Whip. In addition, unlike most other weapons with reach, you can use So there are a lot of good feats that can help with a whip build, but the most important thing I think that needs to be addressed first is the low damage of a whip. Its usage is distinguished by the cracking sound of its rapidly If you are proficient with both the scorpion whip and whip, you can use a scorpion whip in either the normal way (as a light performance weapon) or as a whip. When you use a scorpion whip A scorpion whip has a series of razor-sharp blades set along its tip. Unlike ordinary whips, a scorpion whip doesn’t have the nonlethal trait, making it deadlier in combat but less effective If you are proficient with both scorpion whips and whips, you can use a scorpion whip in either the normal way, as a typical light performance weapon, or as a whip. In addition, unlike most other weapons with reach, you can use If you are using a Scorpion Whip and ARE prof. TRIP Price 5 sp; Bulk L; Hands 1; Damage 1d4 S A scorpion whip has a series of razor-sharp blades set along its tip. Scorpion Lasher Weapon (whip), uncommon (requires attunement) This whip was constructed using salvaged pieces of a giant scorpion and drips with . The accepted answer is about the other scorpion whip. so So the scorpion whip has a bunch of caveats in its description about how it can be used and what its stats are. The whip is treated as a melee weapon with 15-foot reach, though you don’t threaten the area into which you can make an attack. " However, "Whip" and "Whip, Scorpion" are listed Both of those readings imply that the Scorpion Whip is pretty much just the Whip, only better. What gives? Does anyone know why all the wording was changed? Was it on Benefit (s): While using this style, you can make attacks with a dagger, punching dagger, scorpion whip, spiked gauntlet, or whip when using a flurry of blows or brawler’s flurry. When you use a scorpion whip as a whip, it is equivalent to a whip, but deals lethal damage and can harm creatures regardless of their armor bonus. A scorpion whip is a light performance weapon with razor-sharp blades and fangs that deals lethal damage. with it, then YES you can use it as a whip, which like the ouroboros, will eat it's own tail by subjecting you to ALL the drawbacks The Scorpion Whip page on the D20 Pathfinder SRD says "If you are proficient with whips, you can use a scorpion whip as a whip. If you are proficient with whips, you can use a scorpion whip as a whip. These seem to vary between the srd If I am proficient with both whips and scorpion whips; am I able to apply anything that benefits specifically whips, such as for instance the feat Whip Mastery, to a scorpion Firstly, the scorpion whip is a light weapon with reach, disarm, trip, and performance. I've seen some Scorpion Tail Whip Source Pathfinder #82: Secrets of the Sphinx pg. Unlike ordinary whips, a scorpion whip doesn’t have the nonlethal trait, The whip is treated as a melee weapon with 15-foot reach, though you don’t threaten the area into which you can make an attack. Unlike ordinary whips, a scorpion whip doesn’t have the nonlethal trait, making it deadlier in combat but less effective "When you use a scorpion whip as a whip, does it gain all of the normal features of a whip (Disarm, nonlethal, reach, trip), can it still damage creatures with armor, and does it A scorpion whip has a series of razor-sharp blades set along its tip. It can be used as a whip or a scorpion whip, depending on your proficiency and A whip is a long leather cord or strand that can be wielded as a non-lethal, if painful, one-handed weapon.

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