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Message: <blockquote data-quote="keterys" data-source="post: 4634345" data-attributes="member: 43019">What if there were a dragonborn breath weapon feat that gave them all the benefits of all the dragonborn breath feats, but only, say, two at once. Would that be balanced?Why do dwarves automatically get proficiency with Orc Axesmashers and Tribal Hawkaxes and Gnoll Flindhammers? Because someone made an easy mistake, based on what was in the PHB, and gave them superior weapon proficiency without realizing what it actually meant.Oops. If you want dwarves to still get superior weapon proficiency with a couple dwarven weaopns, you could even go 'If you already have proficiency with all martial weapons, you gain proficiency with the Craghammer and Urgrosh' or whatever. Or those exotic weapons could have a tagline 'proficiency given by dwarven weapon proficiency'. The important thing is that it not be a catchall.Not that I'm seeing how dwarven melee is so hurt by lack of superior weapons - they were one of the most popular before Adventurer's Vault came out, after all. Resistance to push, minor action second wind, Con bonus, hammer rhythm at paragon, etc.</blockquote>