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<blockquote data-quote="Sejs" data-source="post: 1641069" data-attributes="member: 4910">Here's a question - are you taking all the penalties for your (potential) two weapon fighting and rapid shotting on all your attacks, like you'd normally have to if quick draw and the like wern't involved in the situation?And if so, how are you calculating in that for part of the round, your off-hand is occupied on a non-light weapon (it's involved in the operation of the greataxe)?&nbsp; Does the highest penalty just apply for the whole round, or do you try to work it out on a by-case basis?&nbsp; How does that work then when you would have to retroactivally apply the penalties to attacks that came before the penalty changed?Personally, I would allow the stuff with the greataxe, dropping the greataxe, quickdrawing the two swords, and attacking with the longsword, but I wouldn't allow any two weapon fighting, or rapid shotting to be initiated mid-action.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sejs, post: 1641069, member: 4910"] Here's a question - are you taking all the penalties for your (potential) two weapon fighting and rapid shotting on all your attacks, like you'd normally have to if quick draw and the like wern't involved in the situation? And if so, how are you calculating in that for part of the round, your off-hand is occupied on a non-light weapon (it's involved in the operation of the greataxe)? Does the highest penalty just apply for the whole round, or do you try to work it out on a by-case basis? How does that work then when you would have to retroactivally apply the penalties to attacks that came before the penalty changed? Personally, I would allow the stuff with the greataxe, dropping the greataxe, quickdrawing the two swords, and attacking with the longsword, but I wouldn't allow any two weapon fighting, or rapid shotting to be initiated mid-action. [/QUOTE]

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