Adding a feat that increases dex to damage is possible, but it isn’t as easy as just boosting your base attack bonus. There are two ways to do it: one is to use a generic Dex to Damage feat that will eventually be added to the ACG. However, if you already have this feat, it won’t affect your build very much. The other way to add dex to damage is by using the giant sycamore.

Swashbuckler

A Swashbuckler is a versatile archetype that focuses on Strength and Dexterity. This means that Swashbucklers are capable of countering almost every melee attack in the game. In addition, Swashbucklers have the added bonus of using a variety of weapons, including rapiers, daggers, and thrown weapons. Listed below are some tips for choosing the best weapon types for the Swashbuckler.

Swashbucklers have d10 hit points and can be protected by light armor and bucklers. Their Reflex save is good, but they need to work to make up for any shortfalls in their defenses. A Swashbuckler can use Charmed Life to boost their defenses, but the skill only lasts for one day. They also gain the martial weapons and Nimble proficiency.

A Swashbuckler can be a light armored swordsman. They have the ability to fight with one hand tied behind their back. They also excel in defensive fighting. These traits support the role of a Swashbuckler, and their damage is a bonus in this area. A Swashbuckler’s AC is not the highest, but they have some nice support for this.

Slashing Grace

Slashing Grace is a bonus feat that adds dex to damage and is a useful addition to melee weapons. It is a requirement for Weapon Focus, which you need to take if you want to use Slashing Grace on a two-handed weapon. It is also useful if you use a double-handed weapon, but it must have two-handed damage as well.

This ability adds dex to damage, and is very useful for fighting rogues who use mirrored weapons. It is not available to rogues and paladins, but it does work on rogues. Taking this feat will allow you to damage multiple enemies at once with a single slash. Also, it will increase your damage output by 5%, so it’s worth taking the time to train Slashing Grace!

This feat was originally designed for the Swashbuckler class. Swashbucklers can use Weapon Finesse on light and one-handed piercing weapons. Slashing Grace adds Dex to damage and attack roll, and swashbucklers can use better weapons than others with a lower base Str. The Swashbuckler class is an excellent choice for those looking for a one-handed swashbuckler class.

Swashbuckler Deed

The Swashbuckler Deed can be used by characters to increase their damage. Swashbucklers can choose one of several archetypes, including fighter and rogue. The swashbuckler gains a renown deed, which replaces derring-do. This damage-enhancing deed adds a significant bonus to damage.

Characters with both gunner and swashbuckler class features can combine their resources. This way, they satisfy the prerequisites for their respective feats. Characters with both grit and panache can spend their panache points in place of grit points when applying their signature deeds. This also means that swashbucklers can use their panache points for damage.

Swashbucklers’ attacks are more precise, and they can spend panache to strike accurately with a light or one-handed melee weapon. The damage dealt by swashbucklers’ attacks can be increased by a level equal to their effective class level. This ability also applies to thrown light melee weapons within thirty feet. This attack can be used on creatures that have at least four legs and wings.

Swashbucklers can also spend a panache point to feint their target. This can be used against antagonized opponents, or swashbucklers that are antagonized. This ability replaces the Swashbuckler Deed at 7th level. You must use the Guardian sphere for this deed to activate this feat. There are several benefits to using a swashbuckler’s Panache Deed.