Confused disarming look on my face.

[Light Knight]

Disarm according to PF

You can attempt to disarm your opponent in place of a melee attack.

Says in place of a "A" melee attack.

So if I am a 15th level fighter dual wielding with the appropriate feats i am:

++/++/++ primary and ++/++/++ secondary

So by the way it reads, I use one of my 6 attacks to perform the disarm.

But yet there is a feat:

Break Guard which says: You can use one of your two weapons to occupy your opponent's defenses while attacking with the other.

So I am confused.

 

[Light Knight]

NM, I found another thread with a few explanations.

 

[Kylas]

Link to that thread?
This was interesting I'd like to know how it ends.

 

[Bacris]

A quick look at the feat seems pretty straight-forward.

While wielding two weapons, whenever you successfully use one weapon to disarm an opponent, you can spend a swift action to attack the opponent you attempted to disarm using your other weapon.

You only get one swift action per round.

If you've successfully disarmed with one of your attacks, you get a free attack with the other - at the cost of your swift action.

You can make as many disarm attempts as you'd like - by swapping out your normal attacks - although I'd think you'd stop after the first successful one unless your opponent is wielding more than one weapon.

 

[Noumenon]

You can make as many disarm attempts as you'd like - by swapping out your normal attacks - although I'd think you'd stop after the first successful one unless your opponent is wielding more than one weapon.

Perhaps he subscribes to the literal sense of "disarm" in which case two more disarmings will be necessary (more in the case of girallons).

 

[Light Knight]

Link to that thread?
This was interesting I'd like to know how it ends.

Boy I really feel really really silly.

I initiated the last post that answered this post...DOH

http://www.enworld.org/forum/pathfinder-rpg-discussion/313616-disarm-question.html