Yes. There are multiple WSPECs so you can specialize in more than one base weapon type.

You can use any of them WSPEC1/2/3 for the weapon you want to warrior bond to to meet the requirement.

-- Robert

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You can only BOND to one weapon. You can get the weapon specialization bonus for any weapon of the base type you specialized in.

So if you had two handaxes (same weapon base) and bonded to one of them, you would get the bonding bonuses for the one weapon but you would get the WSPEC bonuses for both weapons.

-- Robert

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Yeah. I was sticking with the mechanics vs. the rare exception to the rule.

-- Robert

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There are a small number of weapons (not weapon types, but specific weapons won at auctions, raffles, etc) that will split into two versions of the same weapon. So if you bonded to one of these weapons and then used its splitting feature, you would get the bonded benefit from both weapons.

You can still only bond to one weapon, but splitters have the ability to split into two copies of the one weapon (all properties including bonding benefits carried over to the copy).

-- Robert

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No no, at this point I very much like her weapons. I am not sure I will ever change them. They rather suit her. :)