Can Double Weapons (not two weapons) prompt glancing blows like their other 2 handed weapon counterparts?
If they can('t), why?
and
What exactly does a glancing blow do?
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Can Double Weapons (not two weapons) prompt glancing blows like their other 2 handed weapon counterparts?
If they can('t), why?
and
What exactly does a glancing blow do?
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The-3-Sticks
The only "double-weapon" in the game (or rather the only weapon currenttly in DDO that is defined as a double-weapon in 3.5 D&D) is the Quarterstaff.
Yes, they get glancing blows.
There are no double weapons in DDO. While the quarterstaff is in DDO, and is considered a double weapon in PnP, it is NOT a double weapon, and shares none of those charactaristics. It's just a plain 2 handed weapon.
Glancing blows can do a small amount of damage to any enemies in the radius ofQuote:
Originally Posted by Avatarded
swing of a 2-handed weapon. If you have the Two-Handed-Fighting feat, the
amount of damage from glancing blows goes up a bit. If you then take
Improved-Two-Handed-Fighting, the amount goes up some more. If you then
take Greater-Two-Handed-Fighting, you actually get additional glancing blows.
The trick with glancing blows is that once you get one monster's health bar down
to a small amount, you can change targets to another nearby monster that is
fresh, and the glancing blows will usually kill the weakened monster, so you can
dispose of creatures faster.