1 handed dual wielding

[Jeraco24 TTV]

is there a way to dual wield a two handed sword? in path finder i have a titan mauler barb they can use two handed weapons in one hand and i took dual wielding as a feat. am i able to do this in this game even tho its 5E?

[Recjawjind]

You can dual wield non-light weapons, but not two handed weapons with the feat.

[Detective Costeau]

I guess you could get the feat to dual wield longswords then have someone cast Enlarge /Reduce on you. That'd be close. Though I don't recall offhand if that spell's actually made it in the game or not.

[dulany67]

Enlarge is in the game.

[Pan Darius Cassandra]

No, there is no way to wield two-handed weapons single handedly. At best, you can wield 'versatile' weapons either 1 or 2-hd. A 2-hd weapon will always use both hands, no matter what.

[Jeraco24 TTV]

appreciate you guys! i dident think so but was worth a ask. since i have ya, what would be a good sub class/ dual class for barb? just want meaty sword swings. i play only pathfinder so 5E is unfamiliar territory

[sevensided]

Originally posted by TOPP SHOTT:

appreciate you guys! i dident think so but was worth a ask. since i have ya, what would be a good sub class/ dual class for barb? just want meaty sword swings. i play only pathfinder so 5E is unfamiliar territory

All the barbarian subclasses in BG3 are pretty good, though Wildheart with Bear will give you an edge on survivability. Beserker will give you an edge on damage (and if you want to swing big things a lot, go for this). For multiclassing, two levels of fighter will net you some abilities that will be useful for barbarians (action surge, second wind, fighting style)- beyond that, it will depend on the particulars of how Larian implements Rage, and Monks.

[Jeraco24 TTV]

Originally posted by sevensided:

Originally posted by TOPP SHOTT:

appreciate you guys! i dident think so but was worth a ask. since i have ya, what would be a good sub class/ dual class for barb? just want meaty sword swings. i play only pathfinder so 5E is unfamiliar territory

All the barbarian subclasses in BG3 are pretty good, though Wildheart with Bear will give you an edge on survivability. Beserker will give you an edge on damage (and if you want to swing big things a lot, go for this). For multiclassing, two levels of fighter will net you some abilities that will be useful for barbarians (action surge, second wind, fighting style)- beyond that, it will depend on the particulars of how Larian implements Rage, and Monks.

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