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<blockquote data-quote="Edena_of_Neith" data-source="post: 3193853" data-attributes="member: 2020">Where does it say the off-hand weapon cannot be up-sized?&nbsp; Have they modified the feat?&nbsp; (?)&nbsp; That doesn't make sense to me.&nbsp; What goes for the main hand, should go for the off-hand.&nbsp; Monkey grip, as I see it, is a supernatural strength gained by the entire body (otherwise, said 4 foot tall elven girl's shoulder would be dislocated with the first swing of that 10 foot long sword.)&nbsp; Noted.&nbsp; If you are enlarged to Large size, you would treat a longsword meant for a Medium sized creature as a Light Weapon, no?&nbsp; (In this case, the girl is wielding a longsword meant for a large creature, so it cannot be treated as a Light Weapon obviously.)&nbsp; Ambidexterity is needed here.&nbsp; And high strength.&nbsp; Weapon finesse? (?)&nbsp; (?)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Edena_of_Neith, post: 3193853, member: 2020"] Where does it say the off-hand weapon cannot be up-sized? Have they modified the feat? (?) That doesn't make sense to me. What goes for the main hand, should go for the off-hand. Monkey grip, as I see it, is a supernatural strength gained by the entire body (otherwise, said 4 foot tall elven girl's shoulder would be dislocated with the first swing of that 10 foot long sword.) Noted. If you are enlarged to Large size, you would treat a longsword meant for a Medium sized creature as a Light Weapon, no? (In this case, the girl is wielding a longsword meant for a large creature, so it cannot be treated as a Light Weapon obviously.) Ambidexterity is needed here. And high strength. Weapon finesse? (?) (?) [/QUOTE]

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