My biggest concern is that the group also has an archer and I don't know enough about the mechanical balance to understand if one will overshadow the other just by choice of weapons (with or without homebrewed feats). Most people will recognize a pistol but they are still treated as (dangerous!) oddities. It's a Golarion campaign with emerging guns. When a foe provokes an opportunity attack from you, you can make your opportunity attack with any loaded one handed firearm you are holding.When you use the attack action and attack with a one handed firearm, you can attack with a one handed firearm or a melee weapon that you wield in your off hand as a bonus action.Being within 5’ of a hostile creature doesn’t impose disadvantage on your ranged attack rolls.You can spend 1 week of downtime and gp equal to half the price of the weapon to remove this last property from the firearm.
If you ever roll a natural 1, 2, 3 or 4 on an attack roll when firing this weapon, it misfires requiring an action to clear. You obtain a battered firearm either a musket or a pistol.You cannot move before or after this attack to gain this benefit. On your turn, if you spend a bonus action to aim, your first ranged attack with a firearm this turn has advantage.You gain proficiency in firearms and gunsmithing tools.I've made the following feats myself for a Golarion campaign: I suppose the modern firearms (revolver) are too much in any case unless you hand them out like magical items? What happens when you convert Crossbow Expert to also cover firearms (as I've seen suggested several times)? My intuition tells me that this will obsolete crossbows. How does the balance end up without homebrew? Can a character (most importanlty a rogue) get away with using a pistol? Does it actually end up being stronger than a crossbow for all characters despite the loading property? Now, since I have not played thge system yet (only own the PHB) I have a hard time evaluating the frearms rules from the DMG.Ĭomparing the Pistol and the Hand Crossbow, the differences seem to be: One of our players is a Gunslinger and he plans to simply switch to playing a Rogue who carries firearms. I am planning to convert an ongoing PF campaign to 5e.
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