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<blockquote data-quote="Iosue" data-source="post: 6607205" data-attributes="member: 6680772">I disagree with MerricB's read of the rules.*&nbsp; I don't think the list Interactions with Objects Around You (which includes drawing or sheathing a sword) was meant to be a list of things limited to one free interaction, but rather simply a non-exhaustive of things that didn't require the PC to use their action.&nbsp; It was meant to be freeing, rather than limiting.&nbsp; A clear statement that you didn't have to use an action to draw or sheathe a sword, you could just do it at the same time as your move or your other action.If a fighter with extra attacks can pull an arrow from a quiver, nock it, draw, and shoot for each of their attacks, without being limited to one arrow per turn, then I think they draw and throw multiple javelins per turn, too, provided they have a similar kind of set-up.*Which is not to say that he is wrong.&nbsp; This is very much one of those &quot;DM's call&quot; kind of things.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Iosue, post: 6607205, member: 6680772"] I disagree with MerricB's read of the rules.* I don't think the list Interactions with Objects Around You (which includes drawing or sheathing a sword) was meant to be a list of things limited to one free interaction, but rather simply a non-exhaustive of things that [i]didn't[/i] require the PC to use their action. It was meant to be freeing, rather than limiting. A clear statement that you didn't have to use an action to draw or sheathe a sword, you could just do it at the same time as your move or your other action. If a fighter with extra attacks can pull an arrow from a quiver, nock it, draw, and shoot for each of their attacks, without being limited to one arrow per turn, then I think they draw and throw multiple javelins per turn, too, provided they have a similar kind of set-up. *Which is not to say that he is wrong. This is very much one of those "DM's call" kind of things. [/QUOTE]

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