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<blockquote data-quote="Doomhawk" data-source="post: 1880769" data-attributes="member: 26187">Firstly, monkey grip doesn't allow him to wield a greataxe one-handed. It lets him wield a Large battleaxe one-handed, which is essentially the same thing, but it means that (for instance) he can't take the greataxe off the Orc chieftain and use it one-handed, since that's a Medium greataxe and not a Large battleaxe. Your interpretation of 2) is wrong, it doesn't mean you can count a Medium waraxe as a light weapon, it means you can count a Large throwing axe (a light weapon for a Large creature) as a light weapon, whereas normally it would be a one-handed weapon for a medium character.To answer your question, no, he can't wield two greataxes. He can't wield a greataxe single-handed at all (see above). He can't wield two Large battleaxes, either, since that directly violates 4) above. The feat must be taken as a whole, he cannot choose to ignore a part of it, or say that it does not apply because another part of the feat allows him to, since the feat itself also tells him that he can't.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Doomhawk, post: 1880769, member: 26187"] Firstly, monkey grip doesn't allow him to wield a greataxe one-handed. It lets him wield a Large battleaxe one-handed, which is essentially the same thing, but it means that (for instance) he can't take the greataxe off the Orc chieftain and use it one-handed, since that's a Medium greataxe and not a Large battleaxe. Your interpretation of 2) is wrong, it doesn't mean you can count a Medium waraxe as a light weapon, it means you can count a Large throwing axe (a light weapon for a Large creature) as a light weapon, whereas normally it would be a one-handed weapon for a medium character. To answer your question, no, he can't wield two greataxes. He can't wield a greataxe single-handed at all (see above). He can't wield two Large battleaxes, either, since that directly violates 4) above. The feat must be taken as a whole, he cannot choose to ignore a part of it, or say that it does not apply because another part of the feat allows him to, since the feat itself also tells him that he can't. [/QUOTE]

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