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<blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 8551964" data-attributes="member: 93670">It's not clear which version your 12345 points apply to&nbsp; &amp; it seems to switch at points.&nbsp; The a5e version requires the weapon have the dual-wielding tag.&quot;Dual-Wielding†. This weapon is designed to be wielded in concert with another weapon. When wielding another weapon in your main hand that does not have the heavy property, you can use your bonus action to make an attack with this weapon (see Two-Weapon Fighting on page 446 in Chapter 8: Combat). &quot; that is very different from o5e &amp; improves a lot of things when viewed in concert with the other weapon tags.&nbsp; Both the martials in my game (fighter &amp; msarshal) are using heavy two handed weapons but I agree that the a5e version looks better both in terms of feel as a character advances as well as the math &amp; versatility afforded from not needing to make feat/fighting style investments.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tetrasodium, post: 8551964, member: 93670"] It's not clear which version your 12345 points apply to & it seems to switch at points. The a5e version requires the weapon have the dual-wielding tag.[I]"Dual-Wielding†. This weapon is designed to be wielded in concert with another weapon. When wielding another weapon in your main hand that does not have the heavy property, you can use your bonus action to make an attack with this weapon (see Two-Weapon Fighting on page 446 in Chapter 8: Combat). "[/I] that is very different from o5e & improves a lot of things when viewed in concert with the other weapon tags. Both the martials in my game[I] (fighter & msarshal) [/I]are using heavy two handed weapons but I agree that the a5e version looks better both in terms of feel as a character advances as well as the math & versatility afforded from not needing to make feat/fighting style investments. [/QUOTE]

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