Another one I haven't tested is opportunity attacks. Does ability damage take in to account both weapons when dual wielding? If so this may be a huge benefit for dual wield over 1h.Ĥ. The abilities damage is linked to the damage of your weapon. Martial abilities cost the same amount of AP regardless of 1h, 2h, or dual wield. I may be mistaken with this pro, so correct me if I'm wrong. If you are trying to maximize crit chance it could give you a minor boost.ģ. Having a second weapon equipped gives you additional passive bonuses from magic items.Ģ. If you are left with only 1AP in a turn you can still attack with a 1h weapon.ġ. The benefit of 1h could be substantial if your secondary is far weaker than your primary.ģ. Dual wield will give you two swings for your primary weapon and two for your secondary, which is likely weaker. Having one weapon means you get to swing your primary weapon, which should be the strongest, four times. This is especially true for rogues (backstab) and fighters (rage) because they can often get auto crits.Ģ. It may be my personal preference, but the additional +1%DMG and +2% accuracy seems better than +1% crit chance. Dual wield offers a lower DMG bonus and provides +1% crit chance. The damage increase is higher for 1h and accuracy is nice. Dual wield offers +3% DMG and +1% crit chance. Every point in 1h offers +4% DMG and +2% accuracy. Please let me know if I'm missing anything.ġ. I'll break down the benefits of both as I understand them. In the end you will swing your weapon(s) an equal number of times. Dual wield costs 2AP per attack, while 1h costs 1AP.
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