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Thread: How Does TWF Look Without PAE/XBE?

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    Default Re: How Does TWF Look Without PAE/XBE?

    this is a lot of complexity added.

    Quote Originally Posted by Doug Lampert View Post
    Third part, remove the restriction on dueling to when only wielding one weapon, and replace it with a +2 to damage with your primary weapon when it is one you could wield in one hand.
    GWF was weak before... weaker now.

    Quote Originally Posted by Doug Lampert
    Fourth part, without a style or feat, when wielding two weapons or weapon and empty hand you get a +1 to AC, and don't attack with the second weapon unless your attack roll is a critical, in which case, you can replace the reroll of your primary weapon's damage die with a roll of your secondary weapon's damage (including stat bonus). If you have an empty hand, you may grapple using this as a substitute for off-hand damage on a critical.
    so everyone has a base 11 AC and shields are only +1
    and the ability to give up main attack crit damage for offhand damage or a chance to grapple
    chance grapple on opportunity attack instead of a crit


    Quote Originally Posted by Doug Lampert
    Sixth part, the TWF feat gives the following:
    1) When making an attack with the primary weapon, the secondary weapon may also attack as a free action. But these attacks may not both hit the same foe. (Note: On a miss you can attempt to hit the same foe with your secondary.) If this option is used, secondary weapon damage may not be used in place of weapon dice on a critical hit.

    2) The AC bonus for a secondary weapon increases to +2.

    3) Any foe you hit with a weapon attack on a round, may not make any opportunity attack on you during that round.
    the feat gives you
    more AC than a shield (+3 vs +2)
    2-3 extra attacks without cost of bonus action
    gives free disengage
    grapple on opportunity attack

    did i miss anything


    in my experience, doing anything with the dagger in my offhand is challenging. expecting a commoner or wizard to successfully swing 2 weapons in combat is a gift, let alone use it to parry attacks
    Last edited by NaughtyTiger; 2020-08-06 at 11:48 AM.
    Quote Originally Posted by MaxWilson View Post
    Just, please don't. Insisting on that technicality improves nothing.