Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Noelfromspain 07-14-05, 03:36 PM	Are you allowed to use a buckler while you use a two handed weapon? If this is possible...do you get a -1 penalty to attack rolls while doing so? and finally...if all above is possible, could someone attack with a two handed weapon and attack with the buckler as a off-hand attack (you know, like you were using a two weapon combination like two one-handed swords or a double weapon)? Thank you.
Tony Vargas 07-14-05, 03:39 PM	You're allowed to use a two-handed weapon while wearing a buckler, but you take the -1 and don't gain the buckler's AC while doing so (though there's a feat in CW that might allow you to keep the AC). You cannot attack with a buckler, at all.
Surreal 07-14-05, 04:32 PM	I think the feat is Improved Buckler Defence.
masterofmayhem 07-14-05, 09:42 PM	It is, but some argue that the feat does not work for wielding a two-handed weapon. The text of the feat says that it applies "when wielding a weapon in the off hand," and some people don't agree that you hold anything in your off hand when you hold a weapon two handed. :rolleyes: Just to let you know. :D :angel:
Lord Schpungus 07-15-05, 01:28 AM	and some people are like mules. stubborn and nearsighted.