The min max choice is rapiers. The thematic choice that makes the most sense imo, is scimitars. Any time an unfathomably powerful entity sweeps in and offers godlike rewards in return for just a few teensy favors, it’s a scam.
What weapons can a Bladesinger use?
5th Edition Statistics
- Subclass of. Wizard.
- Weapons. Daggers. Darts. Light crossbows. Quarterstaffs. Slings. Additional one-handed melee weapon.
- Armor. Light armor.
- Magic type. Arcane.
- Spell preparation. Prepared.
- Race. Elf. Half-elf.
Can Wizards dual wield 5e?
Yes, you can dual-wield as a bladesinger. This means if you’re two-handing a single weapon. Bladesong won’t end if you have a weapon in each hand. Only if you make an attack while holding one of them with both hands.
Can a bladesinger dual wield and attack with both weapons?
Short Answer: Yes. Because it is a singular specification of weapons. Long Answer: From what I’ve read, it is entirely possible to dual-wield and attack with both weapons. Unless this gets errata’d out at some point this is the current text for the Bladesong in the Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide regarding weapons:
Can you use a bladesong with one hand?
To use bladesong – the only reason to ever take bladesinger tradition – you cannot use medium armour, heavy armour or a shield and if you make an attack either as one attack with a two-handed weapon (or a one-handed versatile weapon wielded with both hands) your bladesong goes bye bye.
How much damage do you do with bladesinger?
With Bladesinger Extra Attack, Shadow Blade spell and expert sneakery you’ll be doing 7d6 damage minimum if you hit with both.
Can you dual wield and bladesong in RuneScape?
You can dual wield and bladesong as a bladesinger. You just cannot use two-handed weapons or a shield. “Starting at 2nd level, you can invoke a secret elven magic called the Bladesong, provided that you aren’t wearing medium or heavy armor or using a shield. It graces you with supernatural speed, agility, and focus”…
