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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nebuchadnezzar" data-source="post: 30752" data-attributes="member: 1938">Not exactly a new feat, as it is already described in Sword and Fist. However, I thought it was too weak (why block with your off-hand weapon for a measly +2 AC instead of using it to attack your enemy?), and made some changes. The major change is how the off-hand weapon's enhancement bonus is also added to the AC dodge bonus. It should be easier to parry with the +5 legendary sword then a normal longsword (magical weapons are stronger, but lighter etc). The question is, of course, is it balanced?Off-Hand Parry [Fighter, General]You can use your off-hand weapon to defend against melee attacks. Prerequisites: Base attack bonus +3, Ambidexterity, Two-Weapon Fighting, proficiency with weapon. Benefit: When fighting with two weapons and using the full attack action, on your action decide to attack normally or to sacrifice all your off-hand attacks for the round in exchange for a +2 (+ the weapon's enchantment bonus) dodge bonus to your AC. If you are also using a buckler, its AC bonus stacks. You can use only bladed or hafted weapons of a size category smaller than you with this feat.</blockquote>