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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Infiniti2000" data-source="post: 2811621" data-attributes="member: 31734">A full-round action therefore consumes 6 seconds worth of time.  QED.  Really, you already understand this part, so what are you confused about? Apples and Oranges.  A fighter making attacks is not doing something that explicitly prevents him from making attacks. You're just plain not understanding my point.  This comment proves it. There's no snarkiness involved, but if you're going to get in on a thread and question someone's interpretation, make sure you know what it is. What about the NPC?  Who said I restricted this to PC's?  In any case, prove that my interpretation is not the RAW.  By RAW I can choose to limit free actions.  What is not RAW is that it IS a free action.  I'm being generous enough in making it a free action instead of a move action like the FAQ indirectly suggests. Quick rundown if you don't care to read the thread:1. There's NO RULE at all on what kind of action it takes to release a two-handed grip.2. There's NO RULE at all on what kind of action it takes to regrip a weapon with a two-handed grip.3. Everyone here (except maybe just irdeggman) chooses to rule this as a free action.  This is neither RAW (because there's no rule on it) nor a houserule (because there's no rule on it -- unless you're of the opinion that anything that doesn't have a direct reference is a houserule, in which either case is a houserule and you're just pissing in the wind).4. The DM can limit the number of free actions in a round.  I choose to impose a limit on changing grips to 1/round.  The reason for this has already been stated.  This is directly supported by the rules. Once again claiming I'm not following the RAW?  Is that all you can do every single thread?  Care to show me where #1 and #2 above is proven wrong? I love the subtle insult there, buzz.  Hey, if you don't understand your opponent's stance you just insult them.  I think I stopped that passive aggressive behavior in the 6th grade.</blockquote>

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