As others have said, Weapon Finesse does not work with scimitars. A good alternative is to carry a rapier with you until you get to level 3 and can pick up Dervish Dance – that way your Weapon Finesse feat gets some use and you will be able to hit.
Do finesse weapons have to use Dex?
Currently all finesse weapons use the Dex stats. When raging or relentless attack you have to use Str based attack for bonus to apply, but must use finesse weapon for sneak attack.
Is finesse a light weapon?
Weapon Finesse says it applies to all light weapons, and then a small number of other weapons (rapier, whip, spiked chain) from the “Player’s Handbook”.
Are finesse weapons one handed?
(which requires a 13 DEX, Weapon Finesse, 2 ranks in Dance, and proficiency in the scimitar) lets you count a scimitar as a finesse weapon (and add DEX instead of STR to damage)…as long as it’s sized for you, used one-handed, and you aren’t “carrying a weapon or shield in your off hand.”
How does the’weapon finesse’feat work?
The thing is most ranged weapons have no damage roll modifiers. You use dexterity for attack rolls and that’s it. However there are just a few ranged weapons which use strength for damage rolls and those are thrown weapons like sling and composite bows (short and long). So consider this.
What do you need for mythic weapon finesse?
The Mythic Weapon Finesse feat’s only requirement is that you already have the general Weapon Finesse feat. It states, When using Weapon Finesse, you may also use your Dexterity modifier instead of your Strength modifier on your damage rolls.
Is there a way or feat to give a weapon the?
Whenever you finish a long rest, you can touch one weapon that you are proficient with and that lacks the two-handed property. When you attack with that weapon, you can use your Charisma modifier, instead of Strength or Dexterity, for the attack and damage rolls. – p.55 Xanathar’s Guide to Everything
Is there a PNP version of weapon finesse?
The PnP version of Weapon Finesse applies the armor check penalty of your shield to attack rolls made with Weapon Finesse, but DDO does not do this. Fighters may select this feat as one of their fighter bonus feats. Monks may select this feat as one of their martial arts feats.
