Dingleberry
First Post
As Warrior Poet pointed out above, I'm playing a dwarven ranger-barbarian in his campaign. If you can convince your DM (as I did) to multi with a Monte Cook ranger, I recommend it. You get some more bonus feats, and can go in a direction other than TWF/Ambi.
Gwar, my dwarf, has Ambidexterity, Power Attack, and Shield Expert. He normally fights with a large spiked shield and a warhammer, but when he really wants to do some damage (or just gets really honked off), he drops them and pulls his greatsword. I sometimes use Power Attack to simplfy math, e.g., Power Attack at +2 when raging, so the melee attack modifier doesn't change.
Rage early, Power Attack all the time, and make frequent Spot and Listen checks. In other words: crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations of their women.
Gwar, my dwarf, has Ambidexterity, Power Attack, and Shield Expert. He normally fights with a large spiked shield and a warhammer, but when he really wants to do some damage (or just gets really honked off), he drops them and pulls his greatsword. I sometimes use Power Attack to simplfy math, e.g., Power Attack at +2 when raging, so the melee attack modifier doesn't change.
Rage early, Power Attack all the time, and make frequent Spot and Listen checks. In other words: crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations of their women.