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<blockquote data-quote="famousringo" data-source="post: 6599898" data-attributes="member: 6792445">My DM lets everybody pick one feat at first level for sake of customization. I think it's a good idea to help differentiate 1st level characters right out of the gate. Your player could use his on the dual wielding feat.I don't think two weapon fighting is too terrible, mostly its just that -5/+10 feats are kinda sick. A raging, dual wielding barbarian gets an extra chance to add his rage damage bonus, an extra chance to crit and get bonus crit dice, and generally more reliable damage output. Not bad at all.Steer him away from the Frenzied subclass and toward the Totem subclass. The extra attack from frenzy won't stack with dual wield, and IMO, the rage abilities of the totem subclass are pretty sick, anyway. Free advantage for all your friends? Badass.And yeah, he should totally grab at least one level of fighter for the weapon style. Also consider 3 for the extra crits for even more bonus crit damage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="famousringo, post: 6599898, member: 6792445"] My DM lets everybody pick one feat at first level for sake of customization. I think it's a good idea to help differentiate 1st level characters right out of the gate. Your player could use his on the dual wielding feat. I don't think two weapon fighting is too terrible, mostly its just that -5/+10 feats are kinda sick. A raging, dual wielding barbarian gets an extra chance to add his rage damage bonus, an extra chance to crit and get bonus crit dice, and generally more reliable damage output. Not bad at all. Steer him away from the Frenzied subclass and toward the Totem subclass. The extra attack from frenzy won't stack with dual wield, and IMO, the rage abilities of the totem subclass are pretty sick, anyway. Free advantage for all your friends? Badass. And yeah, he should totally grab at least one level of fighter for the weapon style. Also consider 3 for the extra crits for even more bonus crit damage. [/QUOTE]

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