Hypersmurf said:
a. When using a two-handed weapon.
b. When using a one-handed weapon with two hands.
I remember the three handed greatsword (wielded with two hands and one foot by humans). Laugh damage 1d8 for anyone close enough to watch.Usurpator said:c. When using any weapon (one handed, two handed, three handed, four handed, whatever) with more than one hand.
Hypersmurf said:While mounted, you may use a lance "in one hand". Note that it's still a two-handed weapon... it doesn't say "when mounted, treat a lance as a one-handed weapon". So even though you're using it in one hand, as a two-handed weapon, it's eligible for double PA.
A lance also does double damage while mounted. So should all two-handed weapons held in one hand, while mounted, inflict double damage?
Also, a staff is a two-handed weapon. So you'd gain 2 for 1 with both sides if this were true. Even though you fight 'as if it were a one hand and a light weapon', it's still considered a two-handed weapon.