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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Imperialus" data-source="post: 4298474" data-attributes="member: 893">That can be enchanted to provide one...Interesting.Ok... How about this for two different bucklers.Swordsman's BucklerClass: Superior (Rangers Fighters and Rogues have proficiency)Damage: 1d4Price: 5GPWeight: 2 lbGroup: MaceProperties: Off hand, Light Can be enchanted as a shield or a weapon.  If it is enchanted as a shield it provides an AC bonus, otherwise none.Archer's BucklerShield Bonus: 0 (a buckler only provides the wearers reflex bonus)Minimum Enchant: 0Check: 0Speed: 0Price: 3 GPAn Archer's Buckler can be enchanted as a shield.  A light weapon or other item can be carried in the left hand.  Any weapons that require two hands can also be wielded.  If the off hand is used (logic rules) then the shield does not provide the AC bonus.Now that I look at it though, why wouldn't you use the Archer's Bucker and a dagger in place of the Swordsmans Buckler?  It does have an additional use for archery focused characters as well since they can use a bow but still have a shield if something ugly gets close.</blockquote>