Can shields be used with two-handed weapons?

Shields can’t be used alongside a two-handed weapon. They can, however, be used with a versatile weapon (so long as you’re using only one hand for the weapon).

Can you use a shield with dueling DND?

No, a shield does not cancel out the dueling fighting style. That fighting style doesn’t even contain the word “shield” in any capacity, so there is no reason to thing it has anything to do with shields.

Can you hold a greatsword and a shield?

Yeah, it does. Yes it does. There is a magic item called Animated Shield that may interest you though. To the best of my knowledge, there currently is no feature/feat that allows you to use a two-handed weapon in one hand.

Can you dual wield and have a shield 5e?

First, according to the rules as written (RAW), no you may not dual-wield shields in D&D 5e.

Is Dueling fighting style worth it?

So for versatile weapons, the Dueling Fighting Style is actually strictly superior to the Great Weapon Fighting Style. However, if you want to use a two-handed weapon, you should probably use an actual two-handed weapon rather than a versatile one, at which point you can achieve much higher damage.

Can you fight with a shield 5e?

Shield Bashes according to D&D 5e Rules When using a shield as an improvised weapon (PHB p147-148) , you are Two-Weapon Fighting (PHB p195). Because of this, you get a bonus action with which to attack with the shield.

Is a shield a melee weapon?

The better fitting rule is that it is an improvised (melee) weapon that does 1d4+str. The shield master feat also provides some special attacks to be made with a shield.

Is dual wield worth it AC Valhalla?

Dual-wielding actually benefits more in terms of speed, as holding a second weapon is typically lighter than holding a shield in Eivor’s off-hand. This allows you to parry, dodge, and use less stamina in the heat of a fight, making for a speedier, more evasive fighting style.