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Is there anything in the rules against dual wielding shields? I am building a character to be a shield bash/bull rush/disarm specialist. I know that the AC bonus would not stack. It would be two weapon fighting feat with a heavy and light shield. Are there any downsides to this build (i.e. not being able to drink a potion, etc.)

BigNorseWolf |

You can wear any number of magical rings, but only two will work. So he could have two magical shields, he'd just have to decide which one was on.
A character can only effectively wear two magic rings. A third magic ring doesn't work if the wearer is already wearing two magic rings.
So it sounds like whichever shield you pickup first is the real one, you'd have to drop the other one to switch.

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You can wear any number of magical rings, but only two will work. So he could have two magical shields, he'd just have to decide which one was on.
A character can only effectively wear two magic rings. A third magic ring doesn't work if the wearer is already wearing two magic rings.
So it sounds like whichever shield you pickup first is the real one, you'd have to drop the other one to switch.
Well, the second shield wouldn't do anything for AC, but with the Bashing enhancement, and weapon enhancements, I see no reason that side wouldn't remain usable as a magic weapon...

BigNorseWolf |

BigNorseWolf wrote:Well, the second shield wouldn't do anything for AC, but with the Bashing enhancement, and weapon enhancements, I see no reason that side wouldn't remain usable as a magic weapon...You can wear any number of magical rings, but only two will work. So he could have two magical shields, he'd just have to decide which one was on.
A character can only effectively wear two magic rings. A third magic ring doesn't work if the wearer is already wearing two magic rings.
So it sounds like whichever shield you pickup first is the real one, you'd have to drop the other one to switch.
As a weapon no. But you couldn't have say, light fortification on one hand and fire resist on the other and then have both work.