New Posts For Thread: 4e Ranger Twin Strike Help?http://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/29518671/4e_Ranger_Twin_Strike_HelpI'm a fairly new member of this site, but I've dm'd a party for a good two years. One of my party members has taken to char-op'ing, and has made a two-blade ranger, having something around a +17 modifier to his twin strike attack rolls at level 6.Your player is reading twin strike wrong. he needs to make a single attack for EACH melee weapon, or EACH shot from a ranged weapon. It's two attacks total, one for each hand. He can happily read that as striking at the same time or in succession, thhttp://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/29518671/4e_Ranger_Twin_Strike_Help?post_id=526540777#526540777Your player is reading twin strike wrong. he needs to make a single attack for EACH melee weapon, or EACH shot from a ranged weapon. It's two attacks total, one for each hand. He can happily read that as striking at the same time or in succession, thSun, 02 Dec 2012 09:14:31 -0600I am pretty sure you attack with weapon #1 then weapon #2. I don't recall any ability that lets you attack with two weapons at the same exact time. (if you do it should deal double damage on each roll too). I don't think the book is being ambiguous Ihttp://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/29518671/4e_Ranger_Twin_Strike_Help?post_id=526533415#526533415I am pretty sure you attack with weapon #1 then weapon #2. I don't recall any ability that lets you attack with two weapons at the same exact time. (if you do it should deal double damage on each roll too). I don't think the book is being ambiguous ISat, 01 Dec 2012 23:02:49 -0600Ah, didn't realize I'd posted in the wrong subforum. Thanks for pointing that out.The way the ranger player describes it, when he uses twin strike he's hitting the target with both swords at once, then he does the same thing again, to justify stackihttp://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/29518671/4e_Ranger_Twin_Strike_Help?post_id=526528293#526528293Ah, didn't realize I'd posted in the wrong subforum. Thanks for pointing that out.The way the ranger player describes it, when he uses twin strike he's hitting the target with both swords at once, then he does the same thing again, to justify stackiSat, 01 Dec 2012 17:09:40 -0600You're in the D&D Next/5e feedback group. Suggest you take this question to a 4e group, where people are more likely to help. :)That said: No, I don't think it works that way RAW.Quoting from PHB on Twin Strike:Strength vs. AC (melee; main weapon andhttp://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/29518671/4e_Ranger_Twin_Strike_Help?post_id=526526155#526526155You're in the D&D Next/5e feedback group. Suggest you take this question to a 4e group, where people are more likely to help. :)That said: No, I don't think it works that way RAW.Quoting from PHB on Twin Strike:Strength vs. AC (melee; main weapon andSat, 01 Dec 2012 16:01:07 -0600I'm a fairly new member of this site, but I've dm'd a party for a good two years. One of my party members has taken to char-op'ing, and has made a two-blade ranger, having something around a +17 modifier to his twin strike attack rolls at level 6.http://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/29518671/4e_Ranger_Twin_Strike_Help?post_id=526517169#526517169I'm a fairly new member of this site, but I've dm'd a party for a good two years. One of my party members has taken to char-op'ing, and has made a two-blade ranger, having something around a +17 modifier to his twin strike attack rolls at level 6.Sat, 01 Dec 2012 11:51:36 -0600