Dual-Weapon Warrior

You know how to throw two weapons as easily as strike with them. Whenever a feat you gained from the dual-weapon warrior archetype allows you to make a melee Strike, you can instead make a ranged Strike with a thrown weapon or a one-handed ranged weapon you are wielding (weapons that need "1+" hand, such as longbows, don't qualify).

Any effects from these feats that apply to one-handed melee weapons or melee Strikes also apply to one-handed ranged weapons and ranged Strikes.

Requirements Your last action was a Double Slice, and both attacks hit the target.

When you hit with both attacks with Double Slice, you flense the target, making it bleed and creating a weak spot. The target takes 1d8 persistent bleed damage per weapon damage die of whichever of the weapons you used that has the most weapon damage dice (maximum 4d8 for a major striking weapon).

In addition, until the start of your next turn the target is Off Guard, and its resistances to any physical damage types are reduced by 5.

Effect: Flensing Slice

Requirements You are wielding two one-handed melee weapons, each in a different hand.

You attack as you weave your way around the battlefield. Stride up to your Speed. During this movement, you can Strike once with each of the two one-handed melee weapons. Each of these Strikes can be made at any point during your movement.

When you lash out with both weapons, you leave no room for the target to escape your attack.

When you use Double Slice, if you miss with both Strikes, choose one of the two weapons and apply the effects of a hit with that weapon.

You can't choose a weapon if your attack roll with that weapon was a critical failure, meaning you still miss entirely if both attack rolls were critical failures.