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<blockquote data-quote="Rechan" data-source="post: 4249021" data-attributes="member: 54846">Okay, for those who want to know all about two weapon fighting.Rangers with TWF can wield a one-handed weapon as if it was an off-hand weapon. They also get toughness free. There's a TWF feat: You get a +1 to damage rolls when you have two weaposn in hand.TW Defense: You get a +1 shield bonus to AC and Ref when you have two weapons in hand. Half the ranger's powers are TWF.Multiclassing With Paragon Paths:The Multi-classing with Paragon Paths looks like you can't get a 3rd class. The pre-req is having the Novice/Acolyte/Adept feats. 11th level, you can replace an at-will power from class 1 to class 2.11th (When you would get a PP encounter power), you can pick any 7th level Encounter power from class 2. 12th: In place of a PP Utility power, you get Utility power of 10 or lower from class 2. 20th: Instead of PP daily power, you get 19th level or lower Daily power from Class 2.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rechan, post: 4249021, member: 54846"] Okay, for those who want to know all about two weapon fighting. Rangers with TWF can wield a one-handed weapon as if it was an off-hand weapon. They also get toughness free. There's a TWF feat: You get a +1 to damage rolls when you have two weaposn in hand. TW Defense: You get a +1 shield bonus to AC and Ref when you have two weapons in hand. Half the ranger's powers are TWF. [b]Multiclassing With Paragon Paths[/b]: The Multi-classing with Paragon Paths looks like you can't get a 3rd class. The pre-req is having the Novice/Acolyte/Adept feats. 11th level, you can replace an at-will power from class 1 to class 2. 11th (When you would get a PP encounter power), you can pick any 7th level Encounter power from class 2. 12th: In place of a PP Utility power, you get Utility power of 10 or lower from class 2. 20th: Instead of PP daily power, you get 19th level or lower Daily power from Class 2. [/QUOTE]

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