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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kemrain" data-source="post: 910471" data-attributes="member: 12153">Thank you, thank you.  I'll be here all week.  Heh.As that feat stands, I really like it.  I will show it to my GM, but I suspect that he won't like it.  He's really tough on feats that can be used in conjunction with Sneak Attack, and he outright banned Expert Tactician.  I'll still show it to him, though.  I like to keep an open mind. (Hmm, if you can't use Expert Tactician after a successful feint to get sneak attack damage twice, maybe he'll reconsiter... hmmm..)I had a slightly off-topic question about the rulings over shifting hands on your weapon in combat.  My character was being attacked by a character with Improved Disarm, who went for a disarm attempt.  Because my weapon, a long sword, was larger than her shorts word, I got a +4 bonus on the opposed roll.  She had the feat, however, so we were evenly matched.  That's when I remembered that, if you use a weapon in two hands, you get an additional +4 to resist disarm attempts.  I told my GM this, and he let me, as a free reaction, grip the long sword’s hilt with my free hand to get the bonus.  I still lost the sword, but we came away thinking about this rule.  I was wondering if this has come up for anyone else, and if the ruling has already been made?- Kemrain the Inquisitive</blockquote>