To add to the other replies, a mace compared to other weapons is very easy to use and requires very little maintenance. Anyone can pick up a mace and do some pretty serious damage. A sword requires training to use effectively as well as maintenance. So, for clergy who may not have trained extensively for combat, a mace is a very pragmatic choice.

2017年11月10日 · +1 mace has a better chance to hit. Also some creatures have resistance to damage from non-magical weapons, so the maul's damaged would be halved. Also you can use a shield with the mace giving you a +2 AC. If you have more context about your character, such as feats or fighting styles we can make a better decision.

2022年8月22日 · The mace would probably do more localized damage (break an arm, some ribs and pierce the lungs, bash in a skull, etc.) whereas the warhammer would likely destroy whatever it hit (say, an arm) and continue to push damaging …

2018年8月17日 · A mace is a simple melee weapon, while a warhammer is a martial melee weapon. If you do not have proficiency in martial melee weapons, you can't use the warhammer (Edit: effectively). If I recall correctly, life clerics don't …

2017年3月22日 · Specifically, a mace is one-handed. Second, a mace is less likely to be subjected to breaking (if such rules still exist in 4E). Third, for character flavor. If my character background includes formal training (e.g.

2019年9月11日 · The mace glows and looks remarkably similar to a flux capacitor. Once per LR you can declare the phrase "1.21 gigwatts" to caste haste on your self as normally declared by the spell. On a critical hit with the mace your target is under the effects of the slow spell for 1 round.

They had all sorts of names, in many languages. And there were nearly unlimited variants that blurred the lines. Typically, for D&D purposes, a mace is club that is either entirely constructed of metal, or stout wood with metal bracing. It has a heavily weighted head. Basically, a mace is a loaded club. A morningstar is a mace with spikes.

2020年8月4日 · A mace average damage is 3.5 + 5 = 8.5 So going by averages you would need a +3 mace to have a higher damage output than a standard warhammer. Or a +2 mace to equal a standard warhammer. I might be going about the math the wrong way so if someone says I'm wrong just trust them.

2020年11月24日 · This mace was used by ruthless inquisitors during the Upheaval, a century-long war against magical secrets. You gain a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this magic weapon. In addition, when you roll a 20 on an attack roll made with this weapon against a living creature with an Intelligence of 6 or higher that speaks at least one ...

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