Cloak Fighting (D20 Modern Feat)
Cloak Fighting
You can use a cloak or cape in your off-hand to disarm your opponent.
Prerequisite: Parry, Riposte.
Benefit: As your free-action riposte, you can attempt to disarm your opponent with your off-hand cloak. Unlike a normal disarm action, this does not provoke an attack of opportunity. A cloak (or cape) is a Large weapon.
Note: You suffer normal off-hand weapon penalties, which you can lessen with the Ambidexterity and Two-Weapon Fighting feats. A cloak is considered to be a light weapon for you, for the purposes of figuring off-hand penalties only. This feat is popular among nobles who suffer ruffian assaults while traveling incognito and cannot use a shield.
Note: You suffer normal off-hand weapon penalties, which you can lessen with the Ambidexterity and Two-Weapon Fighting feats. A cloak is considered to be a light weapon for you, for the purposes of figuring off-hand penalties only. This feat is popular among nobles who suffer ruffian assaults while traveling incognito and cannot use a shield.
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