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Also have weapon finesse...wouldn't I be better off going reduce person?
The main benefit of melee dex is that it's easier to stack AC. for higher difficulties. If you don't need the ac str is better. You probably won't need the ac if you're mounted.
I would just go strength or throwing axes with strength/dex but more dex. Throwing axe range is limited so having a mount is still useful.
It does I completely forgot...way to much ♥♥♥♥ in this game...while finesse just adds your dex to attack
I'm just going throwing axes seems to make the most sense
Time to respec again....
If both thrown weapons have the Agility bonus stats then it should work for both weapons. You can use finesse weapon training to do damage with melee weapons or use mythic finesse as well. Finesse weapon training is a Rogue class skill.
IDK I'll respec again tmrw...way more confusing than it needs to be
So the basic rule is that you use STR to attack and do damage for melee weapons, and you use DEX to attack for range weapons, range weapons (except crossbows and non-composite bows) also apply a STR damage bonus. For light weapons, you can use DEX to attack if you have weapon finesse. You can use DEX for bonus damage if you have finesse weapon training (Rogue) or if you take mythic finesse. For non-light weapons you can get DEX for attack and damage bonus if the weapon has the Agility feature on it. As far as I know, this Agility feature does not work for bow type weapons, but will work with thrown weapons.
I have throwing weapons and am wondering if a 3 point difference between str and dex will make enough of a difference to even go finesse at all....and if I do go dex heavy, would it be worth it because I wouldn't need the AC bonus because of the mount that's given to demonslayers....
The original idea was to go trickster and get the weapon finesse mythic dual dagger but I guess I got confused about the rules somewhere and bumped a little more into str then I wanted too....
I do have to say my characters doing a good amount of dmg right now but I think I'm gunna keep throwing weapons while finding another feat path to go down.
I am not sure what you are going for here. If you are going for dual daggers, you can get mythic finesse to utilize DEX for damage as a Demonslayer. The problem is, you won't be able to get the mythic finesse feat until the Lost Chapel and that means you will be doing crap for damage if your STR is low for a long duration of the game.
A few points for a bonus to Mobility checks isn't bad but not really worth investing in.
Normally for dual wielding STR buildings, I'd go 19 STR and 13 DEX. The 13 DEX will allow you to meet the 19 DEX requirement later for the greater two weapon fighting feat. But if you go Demonslayer, you can get the greater two weapon fighting feat later without meeting the DEX requirement, however your initiative will be bad if you set your DEX too low.
For dual wielding DEX builds, it's usually best to take 3 levels in Rogue so you can start doing DEX bonus damage early on when you get finesse weapon training. Otherwise, you'll need mythic finesse, but you won't get it until mythic rank 2 at the Lost Chapel. Which means until then you'll be doing crappy damage with your weapons if you have low STR.
As for dual wielding thrown weapons, you'll need STR to do damage and DEX to attack. You can go pure DEX to attack and do damage if the thrown weapon has the Agility feature on it. I am not aware of any thrown weapons with Agility on it. Although you can get them as a Trickster, but you get it very late in the game (Act 4 after defeating Baphomet). So the pure DEX dual thrown weapon build is not viable to play through the game with, but you can respec into it later.