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<blockquote data-quote="Ezieer" data-source="post: 1696515" data-attributes="member: 14787">Well I would assume our primary goal is to place the bow into the hands of someone 1) that will use the bow as a featured attack (aka an Archer).Barring that... 2) that will be effective with it.2a) can hit something2b) can use the bow to its full powerIt doesn't sound like you qualify for #2a but may qualify for #1. If that is the case... please don't shoot Ezieer in the back! If #1 doesn't apply.. then Ezieer will try to do the same (since Ezieer is the better shot).Ezieer would normally use the bow vs those approaching, flying or fleeing... ditching the bow when melee ongoing and flanking opportunites present themselves. During a normal course of action... Ezieer could have the bow in his off hand and be 'at the ready'... enabling him to shoot nearly anytime since he wears a buckler. (in a surprise round might be quite valuable)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ezieer, post: 1696515, member: 14787"] Well I would assume our primary goal is to place the bow into the hands of someone 1) that will use the bow as a featured attack (aka an Archer). Barring that... 2) that will be effective with it. 2a) can hit something 2b) can use the bow to its full power It doesn't sound like you qualify for #2a but may qualify for #1. If that is the case... please don't shoot Ezieer in the back! If #1 doesn't apply.. then Ezieer will try to do the same (since Ezieer is the better shot). Ezieer would normally use the bow vs those approaching, flying or fleeing... ditching the bow when melee ongoing and flanking opportunites present themselves. During a normal course of action... Ezieer could have the bow in his off hand and be 'at the ready'... enabling him to shoot nearly anytime since he wears a buckler. (in a surprise round might be quite valuable) [/QUOTE]

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