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|summary='''''General.''''' While wielding two weapons, each time you attack you can make two attacks against the same target.
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|summary='''''General.''''' While wielding two melee weapons, each time you attack you can make two attacks against the same target.
 
|Immediately after you attack with a melee attack using a weapon you're wielding in one hand, instead of normal [[two-weapon fighting]] you can make a second melee attack against the same target using a different weapon you're holding in your other hand.<ul><li>You don't add your ability modifier to the damage roll of this second attack, unless both weapons are [[light]].</li><!--and if your ability modifier is negative may Hylia pity you-->  
 
|Immediately after you attack with a melee attack using a weapon you're wielding in one hand, instead of normal [[two-weapon fighting]] you can make a second melee attack against the same target using a different weapon you're holding in your other hand.<ul><li>You don't add your ability modifier to the damage roll of this second attack, unless both weapons are [[light]].</li><!--and if your ability modifier is negative may Hylia pity you-->  
 
<li>You can't add any [[bonus dice]] to the damage roll of the second attack.</li></ul>
 
<li>You can't add any [[bonus dice]] to the damage roll of the second attack.</li></ul>

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Dual Wielding is a fighting style. While you have this style, you gain these benefits:
     Immediately after you attack with a melee attack using a weapon you're wielding in one hand, instead of normal two-weapon fighting you can make a second melee attack against the same target using a different weapon you're holding in your other hand.
  • You don't add your ability modifier to the damage roll of this second attack, unless both weapons are light.
  • You can't add any bonus dice to the damage roll of the second attack.


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