Dual Wield

(Glowing) a banded ring (Glowing) a banded ring a black leather cloak a brass-studded collar (Glowing) a shirt of shining silver chain an iron crown a pair of colorful baggy pants a pair of steel chain boots some studded leather work gloves some black leather sleeves a long flowing blue cape a wide bronze belt a charred leather bracer a charred leather bracer (Humming) a blacksmith's forge hammer (Glowing) a charged copper prod |291/502hp(57%) 412/412m(100%) 478/478mv 4857tnl| civilized indoor 7 PM l baton This two and a half foot wooden baton looks to be the sort of weapon carried by a jailer. On one end of the heavy shaft is a small leather wrap to provide a good grip. On the other end, several small wooden studs protrude from the end of the baton to allow it to deliver more painful blows. A black jailor's baton is a mace, made of wood, and weighs 9 pounds 11 ounces. |291/502hp(57%) 412/412m(100%) 478/478mv 4857tnl| civilized indoor 7 PM l hammer The iron-bound gauntlet symbol of Nimbus is etched into its handle. A blacksmith's forge hammer is a mace, made of iron, and weighs 14 pounds 15 ounces. A charged copper prod is a mace, made of copper, and weighs 11 pounds 14 ounces. |291/502hp(57%) 412/412m(100%) 478/478mv 4857tnl| civilized indoor 7 PM wield baton A black jailor's baton is too heavy to wield while dual wielding a charged copper prod. The baton is lighter than the prod, and the hammer, but it says its too heavy. Should it say, Baton is too light?