Dual-Wielders? - Epic Character Builder's Guild

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Here is a build that will easily get in the +60's to hit. You also are a weapon master with 2 weapons of choice. Read below. I was inspired to do this after reading someone's quote about being able to have more than one weapon of choice for a weapon master. This isn't the toughest build out there, but it does incorporate having two weapons of choice. It also has one of the highest attack bonuses possible. Check it out and you'll see what I mean.  Start Human Ftr True Neutral Str: 18 Dex: 15 Con: 8 Wis: 8 Int: 14 Cha: 8 bump strength at all levels 4,8,12,...,40 Take your levels like this: * 10 Ftr * 10 Weapon Master * 12 Ftr * 3 Weapon Master * 4 Ftr * 1 wizard (make sure you choose True Strike.) Feats: 1 Weapon Focus: Scimitar 1 Weapon Focus: Greatsword (Human) 1 Dodge (Ftr) 2 Two Weapon Fighting (Ftr) 3 Expertise 4 Weapon Specialization: Greatsword (Ftr) 6 Mobility (Ftr) 6 Spring Attack 8 Improved Two Weapon Fighting (Ftr) 9 Whirlwind Attack 10 Cleave (Ftr) 12 Ambidexterity 15 Improved Two Weapon Fighting 17 Weapon of Choice: Scimitar (WM) 18 Power Attack 21 Great Strength I 22 Great Cleave (Ftr) 24 Great Strength II 24 Overwhelming Critical: Scimitar (Ftr) 26 Devastating Critical: Scimitar (Ftr) 27 Great Strength III 28 Epic Weapon Focus: Scimitar (Ftr) 30 Great Strength IV 30 Epic Weapon Focus: Greatsword (Ftr) 32 Epic Weapon Specialization: Greatsword (Ftr) 33 Great Strength V 35 Weapon of Choice: Greatsword (WM) 36 Great Strength VI 37 Knockdown (Ftr) 39 Called Shot 39 Toughness (Ftr) Don't forget to get True Strike at level 40 when you take your one level of wizard. The whole point of going one wizard is for True Strike.  Skills: (Save up 43 points as you level to dump into Spellcraft when you take your 1 level of wizard) Spot: 38 (maximum amt allowed at last level of WM) Spellcraft: 43 Tumble: 21 Discipline: 42 Listen: 38 (maximum amt allowed at last level of WM) You have 4 points left over to put wherever you want. All the bonuses from Weapon Master apply to both weapons now.  Attacks and dmg look like this at level 40 using keen weapons: Greatsword: Attack: +47/+42/+37/+32 Damage: 2d6 + 24 (Critical 15-20/x3) Scimitars: Attack: +43/+38/+33/+27 (Primary Hand) Damage: 1d6 + 12 (Critical 10-20/x3) Attack: +43/+38 (Off-hand) Damage: 1d6 + 6 (Critical 10-20/x3) When you use True Strike you can add 20 to all those numbers. With this build you can get a minimum to hit of: +47 (Greatsword) +20 (True Strike) +2 (1d20 I say 2 because you miss if you roll a 1.) ----- +69 MINIMUM to hit on a plain Greatsword. The only reason I can see that someone would do this is if they wanted their weapon master to have another weapon to use as their chosen weapon. If you run into undead then scimitars isn't going to be that great so you'd need another weapon that can do more damage. In this case you can swap out to the greatsword and do more damage.  Also for everything that you can't devastating critical kill then you can certainly choose called shot and quikly reduce their attack bonus by a cumulative 2 each time. This can come in really handy for end bosses or other monsters. After 2 rounds of called shots any monster would have a very hard time hitting you.
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