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[Fanghorne]

I'm assuming that backstabs are generated form the main hand only, and not the off hand yes? And if so, is there really a need a play a two handed dueling rogue? I finished my main playthrough as a dueling rogue, but the more I think about it, a one handed/stealth/trpa rogue might put out just as much dps. It would also require micromanagement but fun laying down traps etc.

Ideas?

[mousestalker]

Well, if you've played the game through, you'll see an epic fail on the part of a one hand wielding rogue at the very last battle. If he had two blades, instead of one, he would not have fallen.



One blade bad, two blades good.

[Eruanna Guerrein]

I had an archer/one handed/shield rogue who was pretty kick ass. Of course, I hooked her up with the evasion tree, the first 3 of the feign death tree, and the first 2 of the assassin tree.

[Bhatair]

You do backstab with both weapons, the animation just shows that you use only the mainhand.

Modifié par Bhatair, 12 janvier 2010 - 03:55 .

[ejoslin]

Besides, with two decent daggers your chance of critical backstab goes way up. And Bhatair is right, you backstab with both despite the animation.

[Fanghorne]

That answers my question. if you backstab with both, its a moot point. Hey EJ!

[BroBear Berbil]

Should be noted that while backstabbing only enchantments on your main hand weapon will fire off even though you back stab with both weapons. Not sure if it's a bug or intended but it's how it works.

[Bhatair]

That's why I put spell resistance in my offhand *evil grin*

[TSamee]

Hmmm... is dual-wield mastery any good? I have it specced, and am holding the Topsider's Honour in my offhand, with The Rose's Thorn (16 damage with enchantments, 21 versus darkspawn) in my main, and I eat my way through crowds of Darkspawn.



Still, I haven't tried out a build without it so far (xbox, no random tweaking...), so I'd like to know if it's a good move for a dual-wielder or whether the points can be spent elsewhere.