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<blockquote data-quote="Keenath" data-source="post: 4466050" data-attributes="member: 59792">It's not really a big deal.&nbsp; There are rules for what happens if you use two weapons at the same time.&nbsp; There are no rules for using two implements; thus you can't do it.You can HOLD two implements, but each turn you'll have to decide which one you're &quot;weilding&quot;.&nbsp; You can have a Rod of Corruption in your right hand and a Rod of Reaving in your left -- but if you attack with the Rod of Reaving and kill a target, you can't use the Corruption effect.&nbsp; Likewise, if you're weilding a rod of Corruption and the target dies, you can transfer the curse -- but you can't &quot;reave&quot; those targets because you aren't weilding the Rod of Reaving.Edit:&nbsp; What do you mean, &quot;implement slot&quot;?&nbsp; You have two Hands slots, which can hold weapons, implements, torches, etc.&nbsp; The only issue is that there are no rules for how to handle dual-weilding implements -- which means you can't do it even if you can technically hold more than one at a time, just like how you can wear an arm item and a shield at the same time, but only one of them works.&nbsp; There are rules for dual-weilded weapons, so you can do that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Keenath, post: 4466050, member: 59792"] It's not really a big deal. There are rules for what happens if you use two weapons at the same time. There are no rules for using two implements; thus you can't do it. You can HOLD two implements, but each turn you'll have to decide which one you're "weilding". You can have a Rod of Corruption in your right hand and a Rod of Reaving in your left -- but if you attack with the Rod of Reaving and kill a target, you can't use the Corruption effect. Likewise, if you're weilding a rod of Corruption and the target dies, you can transfer the curse -- but you can't "reave" those targets because you aren't [I]weilding[/I] the Rod of Reaving. Edit: What do you mean, "implement slot"? You have two Hands slots, which can hold weapons, implements, torches, etc. The only issue is that there are no rules for how to handle dual-weilding implements -- which means you can't do it even if you can technically hold more than one at a time, just like how you can wear an arm item and a shield at the same time, but only one of them [I]works[/I]. There are rules for dual-weilded weapons, so you [I]can[/I] do that. [/QUOTE]

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