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<blockquote data-quote="Technik4" data-source="post: 537030" data-attributes="member: 7211">I like the idea but think it is overpowered. Oriental Adventures had a similair idea, you could get 2wf for the katana and wakizashi for 1 feat, but it didnt apply to anything else. I would say keep ambidexterity as a feat in and of itself, but power-up the two weapon fighting feat. Perhaps when you qualified you could get up to 2 attack with your off-hand, then you need the epic feat to get 2 more? The reason I say leave ambidexterity alone is because it is a concept in and of itself. It is a requirement for the duelist so it shows he has balance, but he does not need 2wf. Also, if you have fire-arms, you obviously need a twrf which is different from a 2wf feat.Another idea is to go the route Oriental Adventures did. Allow a feat which considers you to have 2wf and ambidexterity with one feat, but you must pick 2 weapons for it to apply to. Then say that twf gives up to 2 attacks. So for 1 feat you get:Ambi, 2wf (2 attacks worth) with only 2 specific weapons. Just as a note, that is essentially 3 feats by the book, but I consider it balanced. In fact it seems like the only way to make a fighter or a rogue with 2wf, as of now the only 2wf Ive ever seen have 1 level of ranger. uggh. Perhaps you require Weapon Focus with both weapons to get that feat? Technik</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Technik4, post: 537030, member: 7211"] I like the idea but think it is overpowered. Oriental Adventures had a similair idea, you could get 2wf for the katana and wakizashi for 1 feat, but it didnt apply to anything else. I would say keep ambidexterity as a feat in and of itself, but power-up the two weapon fighting feat. Perhaps when you qualified you could get up to 2 attack with your off-hand, then you need the epic feat to get 2 more? The reason I say leave ambidexterity alone is because it is a concept in and of itself. It is a requirement for the duelist so it shows he has balance, but he does not need 2wf. Also, if you have fire-arms, you obviously need a twrf which is different from a 2wf feat. Another idea is to go the route Oriental Adventures did. Allow a feat which considers you to have 2wf and ambidexterity with one feat, but you must pick 2 weapons for it to apply to. Then say that twf gives up to 2 attacks. So for 1 feat you get: Ambi, 2wf (2 attacks worth) with only 2 specific weapons. Just as a note, that is essentially 3 feats by the book, but I consider it balanced. In fact it seems like the only way to make a fighter or a rogue with 2wf, as of now the only 2wf Ive ever seen have 1 level of ranger. uggh. Perhaps you require Weapon Focus with both weapons to get that feat? Technik [/QUOTE]

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