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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Charlaquin" data-source="post: 9430961" data-attributes="member: 6779196">Yep, assuming it’s like the playtest, you can draw or stow one weapon when you make an attack as part of the Attack action. The extra attacks you get from the Light property and the dual wielder feat are not part of the Attack action. So, if you don’t have Extra Attack, you won’t have enough swaps available in a turn to pull this off. If you do have Extra Attack, you could do the following:1. With a two light weapons drawn, at least one of which has the Nick property, take the Attack action. Attack with one of the light weapons, and then stow that weapon as part of the attack.2. Use the Nick property to attack with the other light weapon.3. Use your Extra Attack, drawing a one-handed weapon that lacks the Light property as part of the attack, and attack with that weapon.4. Use your bonus action to attack with the one-handed weapon.On the following round, you’ll have the one-handed weapon and the Light weapon equipped, so you will have to:1. Use the Attack action to attack with the one-handed weapon, then stow it as part of the attack.2. Use your Extra Attack with your drawn Light weapon, drawing your second Light weapon as part of the attack.3. Use the Nick property to make another attack with the second Light weapon4. Use your bonus action to attack with one of your Light weapons.You end up making 4 attacks per turn, alternating between two light weapon attacks on one round and two one-handed weapon attacks on odd-numbered rounds, and three light weapon attacks and one one-handed weapon attack on even-numbered rounds.There’s no way to get the non-light weapon in two hands, and no reason not to match it to your primary damage stat (so longsword for Strength users, rapier for Dex users).</blockquote>

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