must dance twirling both of them around in the air, then stab. That’s what Bill Slaviscek would do.
Of course we have to wait for the Martial Powers sourcebook to get all the goodies, but this is a nice taste of what’s to come. For those complaining about lack of options in 4e, I think the next six months will reverse your opinion to “too much stuff out there, can’t keep up!” Just wait.
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I think you’re right. I LIKE having to work about limited options. Brings out the creative streak.
Love the 2 weapon fighter who’s actually a Fighter though. Bout time!
seriously. I want to see what they’re planning from Tempest Dance. Multiclassing this fighter with a ranger could get pretty sick, pretty fast.
Hm… I think the two-weapon fighter is a mistake, and they should have kept that to the Ranger class. I’ll reserve judgment until I see what they come up with, but I’m a little worried.