Mathematically, the best weapon for leveling Two-handed is the Dragonbone Battleaxe DG (26x0.7).For this reason, practicing on invincible targets such as children and Brynjolf will not level your skill. Note that the target in question must actually sustain damage for it to count.They include: Shadowmere, Hadvar or Ralof during Unbound, creatures you have conjured, Paarthurnax (before starting his quest), and M'aiq the Liar. You can exploit certain targets for training combat skills, because they are essential, and therefore cannot normally die because they are expendable or because they have high health or can regenerate health.The same rule applies to damage modifiers from difficulty setting. In fact, you gain less XP per enemy because they take fewer hits. Boosting weapon damage via skill perks, equipment enchantments or smithing does not increase XP earned per hit.Choosing the best available DPS weapon should result in fastest skill gains. Weapon skill gains are based on weapon base damage.+5 Two-handed (+5 to every Combat skill) by selecting 'The Path of Might' from the Oghma Infinium after completing the quest Discerning the Transmundane.+1 Two-handed reward (+1 to every Combat skill) from Giraud Gemane (Bards College) for completing the quest Rjorn's Drum.+1 Two-handed reward from Octieve San for completing the quest A Few Words with You.Wulf Wild-Blood DB in Skaal Village (Master).Fura Bloodmouth DG in Volkihar Keep (Master).Vilkas of the Companions in Whiterun (Master).Torbjorn Shatter-Shield in Windhelm (Expert).The following races have an initial skill bonus to Two-handed: There is no equivalent in One-handed, which instead gets perks to support dual wielding that raises its speed while dual wielding and its power attack damage while dual wielding for comparison, a dual wielded dagger with both speed perks is functionally speed 1.755, while a sweeping warhammer needs 3 opponents within the sweep to be functionally speed 1.8.
However, Two-handed has a unique Sweep power attack that strikes multiple foes, meaning if you can maintain it (such as via vegetable soup), its speed becomes a function of how many opponents you can keep within the Sweep, raising your DPS against hordes. For example, Limbsplitter, Deep Wounds, and Skullcrusher are the Two-handed parallels to One-handed's Hack and Slash, Bladesman, and Bone Breaker perks, respectively they have almost completely identical effects, but affecting either one- or two-handed weapons. In regards to individual perks, both weapon skills are very much alike, making the choice of Two-handed over One-handed mostly preferential. Great Critical Charge or Devastating Blowīackwards power attack has a 25% chance to paralyze the target.Īttacks with greatswords have a 10% chance of doing critical damage.Īttacks with greatswords have a 15% chance of doing more critical damage.Īttacks with greatswords have a 20% chance of doing even more critical damage.Īttacks with battle axes cause extra bleeding damage.Īttacks with battle axes cause more bleeding damage.Īttacks with battle axes cause even more bleeding damage.Īttacks with warhammers ignore 25% of armor.Īttacks with warhammers ignore 50% of armor.Īttacks with warhammers ignore 75% of armor. Sideways power attacks with two-handed weapons hit all targets in front of you. Standing power attacks do 25% bonus damage with a chance to decapitate your enemies.Ĭan do a two-handed power attack while sprinting that does double critical damage. Power attacks with two-handed weapons cost 25% less stamina. Two-Handed weapons do twice as much damage.
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