Fighter finesse training

[Thranduil]

I have seen that one of the fighter weapon trainings seems to allow you to add finesse to any weapon you like. Is this true? And also with that, can you take the dex to damage on those same weapons? Thinking Dwarven Waraxes.

[Cutlass Jack]

Its true. Fighter Finesse lets you use Weapon Finesse with any weapon group you have training in. Mythic Weapon finesse will let you do dex to damage.

There's also another fighter training that lets you use non light weapons in the offhand at no penalty. In case you want to dual wield those Dwarf Axes.

[Thranduil]

I am thinking of making a Dwarven Dragonheir Scion, and going Gold Dragon route. Twin axes makes perfect sense in that regard, though you get the weapon training later. Mythic Finesse allows Dex, but I thought there was another feat that does as well?

[hilburnashua]

Gold Dragon seems a bad route for that build if you are concentrating on weapon attacks. Gold Dragon shines for a natural weapon damage build, and could add some damage (not as much as other mythic paths) to spell damage.

Trickster is broken beyond belief for weapon builds if you take the ability that unlocks "hidden" abilities. Legend is also good for a melee build since you can get a BaB of 40, but I think that would be best for two-handed weapons since there isn't a feat that would give you the additional off-hand attacks associated with a 24+ BAB.

[Immortal Reaver]

Originally posted by Thranduil:

Mythic Finesse allows Dex, but I thought there was another feat that does as well?

Slashing/Piercing Grace allows you to use DEX to damage. BUT only if you have other hand free or use Buckler(like Camilia).

[Thranduil]

Ahh, Grace is what I was thinking of. I did a bit of looking at Gold Dragon afterwards, and noticed it is more transformation based. Still going to look at doing dual Dwarven Waraxe, as it sounds hillarious to me.

Some of the things I don't necessarily want to look up, as I haven't actually beaten the game yet. I do know some of the paths are much later than the others though.