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<blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 7464248" data-attributes="member: 6795602">I think you need to keep the bonus action to make hunter's mark and such spells not only be good with two-weapon fighting.&nbsp; Otherwise getting an extra attack you can always add hunter's mark to is really strong.&nbsp; I agree with the drawing and sheathing.&nbsp; You should be able to do that without a feat.&nbsp; Personally I would change TWF style to do these things:1.&nbsp; If you have two free hands, then you can draw two weapons whenever you can draw a weapon.2.&nbsp; Your attacks granted by TWF gain +1 damage.&nbsp; (you do not get stat mod damage)3.&nbsp; Instead of just one attack you get a number of extra attacks equal to however many attacks you can make with your attack action.&nbsp; 4.&nbsp; TWF remains requiring a bonus action.The new mathLevel 1 = 1d6+3 &amp; 1d6+1 = 11 dmgLevel 5 = 2*(1d6+4 &amp; 1d6+1) = 24 dmgLevel 11 = 3*(1d6+5 &amp; 1d6+1) = 39 dmgLevel 20 = 4*(1d6+5 &amp; 1d6+1) = 52 dmgCompared to a GWF style fighter2d6+3+1.3 = 11.32*(2d6+4+1.3) = 24.63*(2d6+5+1.3) = 39.94*(2d6+5+1.3) = 53.2If you just want the damage to be about the same while making TWF feel different mechanically then I think this will do the job even better than what you suggested.&nbsp; I'm just not sure what to add in for the feat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrogReaver, post: 7464248, member: 6795602"] I think you need to keep the bonus action to make hunter's mark and such spells not only be good with two-weapon fighting. Otherwise getting an extra attack you can always add hunter's mark to is really strong. I agree with the drawing and sheathing. You should be able to do that without a feat. Personally I would change TWF style to do these things: 1. If you have two free hands, then you can draw two weapons whenever you can draw a weapon. 2. Your attacks granted by TWF gain +1 damage. (you do not get stat mod damage) 3. Instead of just one attack you get a number of extra attacks equal to however many attacks you can make with your attack action. 4. TWF remains requiring a bonus action. The new math Level 1 = 1d6+3 & 1d6+1 = 11 dmg Level 5 = 2*(1d6+4 & 1d6+1) = 24 dmg Level 11 = 3*(1d6+5 & 1d6+1) = 39 dmg Level 20 = 4*(1d6+5 & 1d6+1) = 52 dmg Compared to a GWF style fighter 2d6+3+1.3 = 11.3 2*(2d6+4+1.3) = 24.6 3*(2d6+5+1.3) = 39.9 4*(2d6+5+1.3) = 53.2 If you just want the damage to be about the same while making TWF feel different mechanically then I think this will do the job even better than what you suggested. I'm just not sure what to add in for the feat. [/QUOTE]

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