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<blockquote data-quote="two" data-source="post: 2307166" data-attributes="member: 9002">Well, if you play by the rules, Dim Dooring next to a bad guy is a very stupid thing to do.&nbsp; Read the spell.&nbsp; Again, you bring up DR.&nbsp; I don't think you understand just much this fails to support your cause.&nbsp; Please explain how the TWF somehow has an easier way getting through some obscure DR than the two-handed weapon user.&nbsp; *note as always the two-handed weapon user has more money to play around with for his weapon and options, including oils and etc.*I don't think it's that complicated at all.&nbsp; Bring the rest of the party into it.If the TWF requires a lot of actions by the rest of the party members in order to be effective, and the two-handed weapon user does not, that hardly helps the case of the TWF!!Let me pu it this way:&nbsp; take a two-handed weapon user.&nbsp; Boom.&nbsp; Done.&nbsp; Doesn't need help.&nbsp; Is self-sufficient.&nbsp; Hits hard with one attack, hits really really hard with a full attack.&nbsp; Given that no feats are used for this style, could easily have PBS, Rapid Shot, and Precise shot if desired, giving excellent ranged options.&nbsp; While the TWF is the one-trick pony due to feat requirements.&nbsp; Ranged feats?&nbsp; Good luck TWF user.The beauty of the two-handed weapon build is that it's simple, requires no feats, requires no great expenditure of money, and doesn't depend on special tactics/party members to be effective.&nbsp; (in fact, it's way too good, in my opinion).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="two, post: 2307166, member: 9002"] Well, if you play by the rules, Dim Dooring next to a bad guy is a very stupid thing to do. Read the spell. Again, you bring up DR. I don't think you understand just much this fails to support your cause. Please explain how the TWF somehow has an easier way getting through some obscure DR than the two-handed weapon user. *note as always the two-handed weapon user has more money to play around with for his weapon and options, including oils and etc.* I don't think it's that complicated at all. Bring the rest of the party into it. If the TWF requires a lot of actions by the rest of the party members in order to be effective, and the two-handed weapon user does not, that hardly helps the case of the TWF!! Let me pu it this way: take a two-handed weapon user. Boom. Done. Doesn't need help. Is self-sufficient. Hits hard with one attack, hits really really hard with a full attack. Given that no feats are used for this style, could easily have PBS, Rapid Shot, and Precise shot if desired, giving excellent ranged options. While the TWF is the one-trick pony due to feat requirements. Ranged feats? Good luck TWF user. The beauty of the two-handed weapon build is that it's simple, requires no feats, requires no great expenditure of money, and doesn't depend on special tactics/party members to be effective. (in fact, it's way too good, in my opinion). [/QUOTE]

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