A bow and wands

[Bryon_Soulweaver]

Forget I said anything. (think about that damn elf in Lord of the Rings )

 

[ARandomGod]

Forget I said anything. (think about that damn elf in Lord of the Rings )

OR use a wish to grow a third arm. Man, that would be useful.

 

[MerakSpielman]

You could make the wand about the size and width of a regular arrow, and just keep it in your quiver. After all, if you can draw your next arrow as a free action, why not the other thing in your quiver that's shaped exactly like an arrow?

 

[Mekabar]

You could make the wand about the size and width of a regular arrow, and just keep it in your quiver. After all, if you can draw your next arrow as a free action, why not the other thing in your quiver that's shaped exactly like an arrow?

Just make sure you don't shoot one extraordinary expensive arrow into the next Orcs belly.

I usually keep my Wands on a string around the Neck. That way you can easily grab them, use them and let them go without dropping. One could argue however that this prevents you from using an amulet since Wands are magical items.

 

[icedrake]

The cord on the end idea could work very well, look at Ashitaka in Princess Mononoke and how he fires his bow while holding onto his sword. It has a metal loop at the end which he holds onto with the hand drawing the arrow back so he can make melee attacks after firing.

I'd say a dex check, dc 8 - 10 would be fair.

 

[Elephant]

Can a character hold a wand for easy access while shooting a bow without penalty? Such as the wand in the same hand as the bow, or even in their teeth?also, since a wand is basically a stick, just about anythign can be made into a wand right?
How about a wooden spoon, with the activation word being "Mmmm" hehe

Wand of Create Food?

Mmmm....

 

[ARandomGod]

You could make the wand about the size and width of a regular arrow, and just keep it in your quiver. After all, if you can draw your next arrow as a free action, why not the other thing in your quiver that's shaped exactly like an arrow?

No, no use of logic! Bad creativity!!

Heheh

That's so logical you might be able to talk some GM's into it. Use an efficient quiver to, so you don't have to really worry about drawing the wrong "arrow".