critical hit extends the crit range and gives a chance to stun on each successful attack, favors TWF (more chances to stun) power attack adds 10 damage and -3 to hit for each attack, favors dueling flurry also adds another main hand attack (total of 4 with speed), favors dueling Then again, power attack (like dueling) applies to every attack in a round, while TWF only supplies one extra attack.Д¬haracters that do not have access to Speed should definitely take TWF, or at least use Flurry. TWF is like power attack - to be used against easy to dispatch enemies (will be dispatched even faster).

When the base chance to hit is less than 85%, dueling will, on average, be better.Дueling is great against hard to hit (and hard hitting) enemies. TWF might be better suited for Jedi Guardians since they get 5 more attack than the other classes. (since there won't be any missed attacks) TWF will do more damage only when the chance to hit is nearly 100%. Lets buff the AC to 25 (25% normal chance to hit) What about when fighting really hard to hit enemies. This will be even more pronounced when the chance to hit reaches 100% for TWF (33% more damage). 3 attack at +10, 1 attack at +8 vs 23 AC This means they should have a 50% chance to hit each other (without any feats). Let's use 10 average damage per attack and ignore automatic misses and hits.

Let's see what happens if two identical characters would fight each other with the feats using speed. So when using Speed you get 3 attacks with Dueling and 4 attacks with TWF. Still, it gets a bit more interesting for Jedi that choose to use the Speed force power. This means most characters should take TWF or Flurry (for 2 attacks per round), if not both (for 3 attacks). This makes the extra attack from TWF very important since it basically doubles the number of attacks per round. (unlike D&D where characters get + 1 attack every 5 BAB/attack). In Kotor characters do not get any extra attacks, they are stuck at 1 per turn.

Kotor dueling or two weapon