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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 8268452" data-attributes="member: 7006">From what I've seen talked about here in the past... it's merely having Two-Weapon Fighting take a Bonus action that has bunched everything up.&nbsp; So if you merely say your Attack action allows you to attack once with each weapon you have in each hand (not including extra attacks you gain from Extra Attack, Haste, etc.) rather than using a Bonus action for the off-hand attack... the rest of your Bonus action issues should fall away.&nbsp; Because there aren't a tremendous amount of other Bonus action actions out there.As far as your characters searching through their sheets for Bonus actions to do... that's all just on your table to agree to write down on your character sheets any Bonus actions they have available.&nbsp; That way they don't have to hunt for anything.&nbsp; That's actually one of the nice things I've found about using D&amp;D Beyond... they have tabs on the character sheet that separate out all the different actions:&nbsp; All / Attack / Action / Bonus Action / Reaction / Other.&nbsp; So if you want to know if you have any Bonus actions, you just click the tab and it'll show you any and all that your particular PC has coming to them-- and more often than not it'll just say 'Actions In Combat: Two Weapon Fighting'.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 8268452, member: 7006"] From what I've seen talked about here in the past... it's merely having Two-Weapon Fighting take a Bonus action that has bunched everything up. So if you merely say your Attack action allows you to attack once with each weapon you have in each hand (not including extra attacks you gain from Extra Attack, Haste, etc.) rather than using a Bonus action for the off-hand attack... the rest of your Bonus action issues should fall away. Because there aren't a tremendous amount of other Bonus action actions out there. As far as your characters searching through their sheets for Bonus actions to do... that's all just on your table to agree to write down on your character sheets any Bonus actions they have available. That way they don't have to hunt for anything. That's actually one of the nice things I've found about using D&D Beyond... they have tabs on the character sheet that separate out all the different actions: All / Attack / Action / Bonus Action / Reaction / Other. So if you want to know if you have any Bonus actions, you just click the tab and it'll show you any and all that your particular PC has coming to them-- and more often than not it'll just say 'Actions In Combat: Two Weapon Fighting'. [/QUOTE]

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