How does dual wield work?
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- Low Yeek
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How does dual wield work?
After reading an interesting post on the DW-Arcane Blade i wanted to try myseld. But then i could get my char to take another 1h melee weapon into the off-hand slot. So: How does dual wield work? Which type of weapon goes where?
Re: How does dual wield work?
You can only equip 'light' weapons into the off hand - daggers and mindstars pretty much. Unless you're a reaver, who get a special skill that lets them wield 2 full size weapons.
Dual wield AB will usually go dual dagger by the way (that way you only have 1 weapon skill to increase)
Dual wield AB will usually go dual dagger by the way (that way you only have 1 weapon skill to increase)
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Re: How does dual wield work?
I was wondering why people chose to go dual daggers instead of a dagger with a more damaging main-hand weapon...
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Re: How does dual wield work?
Yeah, sometimes a bigger whacker is more beneficial even without corresponding skill, than a smaller one with the skill. Requires a bit of mathematics or training room to choose the more beneficial one though.Xandor Tik'Roth wrote:I was wondering why people chose to go dual daggers instead of a dagger with a more damaging main-hand weapon...
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Re: How does dual wield work?
"more damaging main-hand" 1. likely scales off strength, instead of dex/cun and 2. needs 5 points in weapon masteryXandor Tik'Roth wrote:I was wondering why people chose to go dual daggers instead of a dagger with a more damaging main-hand weapon...
Re: How does dual wield work?
But Morrigor in main hand!
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Re: How does dual wield work?
If you can afford to spend 10 skill points to have both weapon and dagger mastery maxed to 5 , it's good to get a 1 hander along a dagger.
If you can't afford 10 skills points, it's better to focus only on dual daggers so it only cost 5 skill points to max Dagger mastery.
Dual dagger on a marauder can still get you in more than 4000 damage on a Flurry hit in the endgame, so i imagine with the Arcane Blade spells delivered by Arcane Combat a Flurry can get higher.
Or just play with a Reaver, with that specific class you can then dual wield 1 handers with their Corrupted Strength passive and only need then to max Weapon mastery with 5 points.
If you can't afford 10 skills points, it's better to focus only on dual daggers so it only cost 5 skill points to max Dagger mastery.
Dual dagger on a marauder can still get you in more than 4000 damage on a Flurry hit in the endgame, so i imagine with the Arcane Blade spells delivered by Arcane Combat a Flurry can get higher.
Or just play with a Reaver, with that specific class you can then dual wield 1 handers with their Corrupted Strength passive and only need then to max Weapon mastery with 5 points.
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Re: How does dual wield work?
Morrigor is amazing. My dual wield arcane blade swapped a good amount of stat equipment to be able to wield it, and ohh, was it worth it. First (and so far only) ability I got on there was Shadowstep.HousePet wrote:But Morrigor in main hand!
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