So, 'light', 'one handed' and 'two-handed' are only categories that exist for melee weapons (which is consistent with how the table is organized). Braid Blades (weaved into hair), tail blades (lashed to tail).Īdditionally, there's also this tidbit on Light, one-handed, or two-handed weapons. There's quiet a few melee weapons you don't hold in your hands. Regardless, let's see if the Rules-Fu of the Playground will allow us by the RAW to Flurry with Natural Weapons with levels in Shou Disciple and save us that feat slot. And as the glossary states above (quoted in the spoiler), melee weapons are explicitly handheld, and most if not all natural weapons are not ranged or thrown.
#Tera mystic corruption ring considered melee or ranged full
The stat block is actually quite correct in this case because a regular attack or full attack allows either Natural Attack(s) or Tail Spikes, but not both. They fall into a special category, in that they take a standard action to use. This there is no rule that natural weapons are always melee (because they are not), but all attacks should have what they are declared in the stat block.However, the problem here is that manticore tail spikes are (Ex), not natural.
What makes a manticore a useful example is that it shows how a ranged attack should be declared as such in the stat block (and so should melee attacks). However, not all natural weapons are melee, for example a Manticore's Tail Spikes and a natural ranged weapon. Most natural weapons are melee as an inherent property of the "weapon" - e.g. Weapons are "ranged" or "melee" depending on the weapon.
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