You wield a weapons as a fluid pair in sweeping motions, creating space and closing it all at once. While you are wielding two weapons of the same type (ie. longsword and shortsword or scythe and sickle) where one or both have the light property and one or none has the two-handed property with a single die count (versatile applicable) you benefit from this fighting style. With this style, your weapons both gain the finesse property if one of the pair has the finesse property. You may wield your paired weapons in tandem, with the caveat that a two-handed weapon must be held in your main hand. Your combat is structured around two forms of motion:
Crescent Arcs. Whenever you hit a creature with a weapon attack using your paired weapons, you may immediately move in a 5 ft. radius crescent arc path provided this movement keeps you within 5 ft. of your target or puts you in range of another target. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity from creatures you have hit this turn.
Reaping Lines. When you hit a creature with your light weapon, you may instead trace a straight reaping line up to 10 feet long that passes through or ends within your reach (applicable once per weapon). Until the end of your turn, you may move along that same line without expending movement, treating it as clear passage even through difficult terrain and spaces of creatures larger than you. If you move along this path you may make one weapon attack against a single target in the path of this movement with your light weapon.
When you take the Attack action, each time you make an attack with one of your weapons, you may immediately make one attack with the other weapon as part of the same motion, provided the second attack targets a different creature within reach or the same creature if it is still within a crescent arc or reaping line created that turn.
If you hit a creature with both your paired weapons during the same turn, your next crescent arc increases to a 10 ft. radius crescent arc path.
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