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Gloves of the Balanced Hands

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Gloves of the Balanced Hands are a rare pair of Gloves that add the wearer's Ability Modifier to damage when they make an attack with their off-hand weapon.

Formerly worn by Doubleway Douglas Fairbanks, who was so ambidextrous his tears ran down the back of his neck.

Properties

  • GlovesGloves
  • Rarity: Rare Rarity: Rare
  • Weight: 0.5 kg (1 lb) Weight: 0.5 kg (1 lb)
  • Price: 160 gp / 460 gpHHonour Price: 160 gp / 460 gpHHonour
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Special

The wearer of this item gains:

Two-Weapon FightingTwo-Weapon Fighting
When you make an offhand attack, you can add your Ability Score Modifier to the damage of the attack.

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Notes

  • The gloves work with both melee and ranged weapons.
  • These gloves do not stack with other sources of Two-Weapon Fighting.
  • Despite the name, these are actually bracers which cover the wearer's forearms and leave their hands bare.

Regarding Two-Weapon Fighting:

  • Multiple sources of Two-Weapon Fighting do not provide additional damage to off-hand attacks.
  • Not to be confused with the Dual WielderDual Wielder feat.
  • During level up, the character will always have only one weapon visible at their back, even if two are equipped.
  • Unlike tabletop 5e, the Two-Weapon Fighting Style provides no benefit to ThrownThrown weapons in Baldur's Gate 3. While dual-wielding still allows for an off-hand throwthrow attack via Bonus Action, BG3's game engine automatically adds the user's Ability Modifier to throw damage by default. Therefore, this Fighting Style – which grants the same modifier to off-hand strikes – is redundant for throwing. In tabletop D&D, this style is required to add Ability Modifier damage to an off-hand throw (PHB, p. 195).

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