D&D 5E Dual Wielding Feat and Rapiers

[Henry]

Naturally. Then you can attack with Capo Ferro.

Trit

I find that Thibault cancels out Capo Ferro, though.

 

[PnPgamer]

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[Thyrwyn]

You say that like it's a bad thing...

 

[Blue]

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[Gecko85]

A few years ago I introduced my niece (then age 4) and nephew (then age 8) to The Princess Bride. They've been quoting it ever since. Just doing my part to educate a new generation...I've also got them hooked on Ultraman and Pee-Wee's Playhouse.

 

[Dausuul]

Hey all,

Trying my hand at a Rogue 5/Fighter 5 build focused around dual-wielding and defense.

If I'm reading the rules right, after taking the Dual Wielder feat, there is nothing to stop me from dual-wielding two rapiers, correct?
As a finesse fighter, that seems the most effective way to dual wield in 5E at the moment (especially after taking the Two-Weapon Fighting feature from Fighter).

Trit

You are correct, both that it is legal and that it is the most effective way to dual wield. (Unless you count dual hand crossbows and Crossbow Expert/Sharpshooter; but that isn't technically dual wielding.)