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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Felon" data-source="post: 2364752" data-attributes="member: 8158">There's no doubt that 2-handers have the lowest "start-up cost". That's why it's ideal for low-level characters. That's OK IMO. Some builds are more complicated than others. Note that there are other feats the TWF can take. Oversized TWF (from CV) would make two longswords effective. Throw in EWF and make that two bastard swords. Now power attack your heart out at 1d10 apiece. Folks can bandy about terms like "feat-sink" or "min-maxing", but the feats invested make an effective combatant, and If that's not what they're for, then what is the point of being a Fighter 20 with a pile of feats?I think his point was that you can't always use TWF. There are feats like Dual Strike (CV) and Double Hit (MH), but if you don't have those, then wielding a two-bladed sward two-handed is a good way to go.</blockquote>