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Message: <blockquote data-quote="nute" data-source="post: 3400009" data-attributes="member: 10607">As per the SRD:and So if you use Two-Weapon Fighting with the quarterstaff, only your added attack is with the off-hand side. Say both ends (A and B) have different properties. You have a +6/+1 BAB.Regular attack: +6 with end A or BFull attack: +6/+1 with end A or B, but both attacks must be with the same end.Double-Weapon Full Attack (with TWF feat): +4 with end A (one-handed), +4 with End B (light weapon), -1 with end A (one-handed).EDIT: Following from this, let's take our fighter from the previous example. BAB of +6/+1, STR of 10, DEX of 18, Weapon Finesse, and Two-Weapon Fighting. Quarterstaff end A is cold iron, B is silver. Regular Attack: +6 with end A or B. A quarterstaff is not finesseable in this use.Full attack: +6/+1 with end A or B. Also, not finessable in this use.Double Weapon Full Attack: +8 with End B, +4 with End A, -1 with End A. This is because the off-hand attack (End B) is the only light weapon being used, and thus the only one that benefits from Weapon Finesse. Until you hit Improved Two-Weapon Fighting, you cannot get more than one attack with the finesseable end, no matter what you do UNLESS the off-hand end has the Speed enchant, which would allow it an extra attack at your highest BAB. In which case if End B has the Speed property, our fighter would attack at: +8 with end B, +8 with end B, +4 with end A, -1 with end A. Which leads to another question - if you're using Two-Weapon fighting and BOTH weapons have the Speed enchant, you get two extra attacks, one with each? Dang, that could get abusive. No wonder it's so expensive.</blockquote>

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