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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Corwin of Amber" data-source="post: 5425115" data-attributes="member: 95636">I like this. In retrospect, this did seem powerful compared to the attacks of a TWF and Sword-and-Board fighter. I will bring it up and ask for reasons why. Although, I should also point out that I recently learned that my group allowing an equal amount of off-hand attacks whenever a normal attack is made was also wrong. (ex - move and attack + one off-hand).   I've studied various forms of martial arts and we commonly add in knees, ebows, shoulder checks, or kicks while wielding a bo (quarterstaff) or nunchaku (which needs to be used two-handed to be more than a fancy blackjack). Although I've never studied Kendo or any other swordfighting style, so I don't really know if there is a difference there. I have to say that I agree with the Greatsword argument. Considering large swords like that were used as much for simply bludgeoning people in armor as much as cutting them, it makes sense. I was just asking for the coolness factor (with Thri-Kreen as the most likely PC circumstance to elicit such a question).</blockquote>