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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pax" data-source="post: 1329905" data-attributes="member: 6875">Hehehe.  I went through a whole bunch of "I disagree" bits, one after each of your responses ... then read this bit.  Which is exactly what I'd rule: if you tookteh penalties for dual-wielding, even if you didn't use one or the other weapon, I'd let you threaten with each one simultaneously, and make AoO's with the appropriate weapon, as opportunities presented themselves.  Yes, I'd allow that even if one of the weapons was a bow.  The penalty you take for the dual-wield respresents your efforts to (for that case) fire each shot more quickly than might be prudent, while also trying to keep your gautlet-ed hands ready to lash out at nearby "targets of opportunity".  The catch in each case is, I'd require you to make the AoO with the weapon whose threat radius produced the AoO.  IOW, you couldn't take a longbow shot as your AoO, but could try and swipe the unlucky sot with a gauntleted backhand.  Still with the full TWF penalties in place, of course.</blockquote>