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<blockquote data-quote="cjosephs1s" data-source="post: 5738515" data-attributes="member: 6683450">If you are quoting it from the book then this is a slight translation error from English to your native language and is the authors fault&nbsp;Drawing a weapon is a move actionSheathing a weapon is move action&nbsp;If you have a Base attack bonus of +1 or higher you my draw a weapon as a free action with your regular move. &nbsp;If you were to picture this in your head what would happen is your character would start moving and you could draw your weapon at the same time while he is moving.&nbsp; The drawing of the weapon is a free action when you move.&nbsp; &nbsp;Keep in mind moving means you must take a move action to so in order for you to draw your weapon for free.&nbsp; &nbsp;Since english isnt' your native language and the translation wasn't accurate this may be quite confusing to you and if so just ask.&nbsp; Maybe someone else can better explain it.&nbsp; &nbsp;Overall for the most part this is a very small sidenote rule that doesn't come into play very often so I wouldn't spend a lot of time or effort worrying about it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cjosephs1s, post: 5738515, member: 6683450"] If you are quoting it from the book then this is a slight translation error from English to your native language and is the authors fault Drawing a weapon is a move action Sheathing a weapon is move action If you have a Base attack bonus of +1 or higher you my draw a weapon as a free action with your regular move. If you were to picture this in your head what would happen is your character would start moving and you could draw your weapon at the same time while he is moving. The drawing of the weapon is a free action when you move. Keep in mind moving means you must take a move action to so in order for you to draw your weapon for free. Since english isnt' your native language and the translation wasn't accurate this may be quite confusing to you and if so just ask. Maybe someone else can better explain it. Overall for the most part this is a very small sidenote rule that doesn't come into play very often so I wouldn't spend a lot of time or effort worrying about it. [/QUOTE]

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