Creature weapons are special items that represent the claws, bite, sting, etc. of a creature. These items can only be used as natural weapons. The four types of creature weapons are called "bite", "claw", "gore", and "slam", indicating slashing damage, piercing-slashing damage, piercing damage, and bludgeoning damage, respectively. (These names are not shown to players, so, for example, the "gore" item is used with no problems for stings and other piercing attacks.) Free attacks that may be applied to creature weapons are treated differently than those used with other weapons.
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| - Creature weapons are special items that represent the claws, bite, sting, etc. of a creature. These items can only be used as natural weapons. The four types of creature weapons are called "bite", "claw", "gore", and "slam", indicating slashing damage, piercing-slashing damage, piercing damage, and bludgeoning damage, respectively. (These names are not shown to players, so, for example, the "gore" item is used with no problems for stings and other piercing attacks.) Free attacks that may be applied to creature weapons are treated differently than those used with other weapons.
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| - This is the natural attack of a creature.
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| - Creature weapons are special items that represent the claws, bite, sting, etc. of a creature. These items can only be used as natural weapons. The four types of creature weapons are called "bite", "claw", "gore", and "slam", indicating slashing damage, piercing-slashing damage, piercing damage, and bludgeoning damage, respectively. (These names are not shown to players, so, for example, the "gore" item is used with no problems for stings and other piercing attacks.) Many creatures have multiple creature weapons. When this occurs, it has no impact on the number of attacks per round (unlike dual-wielding). The usual number of attacks per round occur, and for each attack, one of the creature weapons is randomly chosen, with a bias towards (usually) claw attacks. Since creature weapons are only used as natural weapons, they always receive the natural weapon's special treatment when trying to overcome damage reduction. A creature with damage reduction is able to pierce (ignore) damage reduction of others when using its creature weapons, provided the power of the other's damage reduction is the same or lower than the attacking creature's. This applies even when the creature weapons have no attack or enhancement bonuses. For example, the claw attacks of a creature with 10/+5 damage reduction will not be affected by others' damage reduction of X/+5 or lower. Free attacks that may be applied to creature weapons are treated differently than those used with other weapons.
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