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Yes... but what is the exact calculation for that.

Damage x2?
Weapon alone not strength damage x2?

Or you just figure 'all' of your damage and multiply it times 2...

So you 'don't' roll twice and calculate separately for each weapon?
...Does this count as two attacks for one (1) dice roll in the case of dual wielding. Or two attack for one (1) 'attack' roll. Since dice roll and attack roll are two different things.

Ah, I see... so all of your secondary attack rolls as well who are 7 or below to melee bonus are all screwed, though I suppose you could still cast them completely negative... if you were hoping to hit someone extremely low level or something... or using them for a Jutsu.
Thanks Qyp... I knew I read that somewhere, but after going back I could not find it again.

Yes... that's if the opponent has a dodge bonus of 20.

I was pointing out that a person can have multiple attacks... for level five and up at least. I think level fives get two attacks.. but thats not the point.
The secondary attacks are lower to hit bonus, and thus would be even more effected by the dual wielding of weapons, is what I was pointing out.
However, they would still be just as effective for use if someone is going to for example... attack you first, then cast a jutsu... in the same post... with their two attack options.

Well your jutsu would take up a huge load of time including your next round if necessary depending ont he amount of dice rolls it consumes haha. And well dice rolls and attack rolls are usually the same thing.

@Qyp: Possibly. If you start out at every stat is 6. Possibly.

Yea, it does seem a bit unfair in hindsight. Well, I'm not sure how to balance that at the moment haha.

Well, ultimately they would level faster, but get less stat/skill points in the long run.

Less exp, but still getting that +1 skill/stat means you would get like... say, 5-6 skill/stats in one level, compared to the guy who is getting lots of exp and 3-4 skill/stats per level...

Well, the level up is +3 skill +3 stat. That's for everyone, so that doesn't matter.

Leveling up quicker essentially means less training is needed, but less training means less skill/stat points per level compared to others...

So think of it this way... If you watched G1 Pokemon, you would know Ash fought the Lightning type Gym leader with a Raichu that was evolved with a thunder stone. The Raichu never got to experience being a pikachu properly, so never got it's speed, etc, up... So it was slow and pathetic because it was leveled up too quickly.

This clan with extra exp bonus, would essentially have a similar disadvantage... they would be at a higher level when they perfect something that could of been done at say, level 3, and they are level 5-6...