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− | |reason=While two-weapon fighting is undoubtably useful, this is effectively trading two feats (Armor Proficiency (medium) and Armor Proficiency (heavy)) for one (Two-Weapon Fighting). Furthermore, I don't really see ignoring Dexterity requirements as very useful considering that, having relinquished the defenses of both heavy armors and shields you would have a high Dexterity bonus to offset the drop in defense in the first place. | + | |reason=While two-weapon fighting is undoubtably useful, this is effectively trading two feats (Armor Proficiency (medium) and Armor Proficiency (heavy)) for one (Two-Weapon Fighting). Furthermore, I don't really see ignoring Dexterity requirements as very useful considering that, having relinquished the defenses of both heavy armors and shields you would have a high Dexterity bonus to offset the drop in defense in the first place. Basically, I don't think this is any more effective than taking Two-Weapon Fighting as one of your fighter bonus feats. |
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While two-weapon fighting is undoubtably useful, this is effectively trading two feats (Armor Proficiency (medium) and Armor Proficiency (heavy)) for one (Two-Weapon Fighting). Furthermore, I don't really see ignoring Dexterity requirements as very useful considering that, having relinquished the defenses of both heavy armors and shields you would have a high Dexterity bonus to offset the drop in defense in the first place. Basically, I don't think this is any more effective than taking Two-Weapon Fighting as one of your fighter bonus feats. |