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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Snarf Zagyg" data-source="post: 9713127" data-attributes="member: 7023840">I think that quick draw has to be read with equipping and unequipping ("when you would normally be able to draw or stow only one"). With all of that said, I will point out what I am pretty sure I have referred to before-1. I enjoy interpreting rules, although it's kind of a bus driver's holiday for me. I try and interpret rules so that they make sense together and holistically using the terms, but not in order to either create advantages or loopholes, nor to deprive players, but just to make sense of them.2. I am not the DM for anyone here, and I will not come to your table and slap the dice out of your hands if you play differently. These are all how I view the rules. 3. I have never found "weapon juggling" to be a problem at any table I have been at, probably because the players at my table (and when I play, myself) aren't ... into that. In other words, people tend to think of concepts and build to them, as opposed to looking at rules and building to the rules. As I stated repeatedly, if someone wanted to play a concept that was against the RAW, I'd work with them (the character that dual wields hand crossbows) so that their concept just works as opposed to trying to do some sort of "hold, drop, etc." that requires parsing multiple rules and squinting your eyes just right in a way that isn't ... cool. But that's for tables to decide. What's cool.In short, I find a lot of these rules conversations to be results-driven. PS- equip and unequip are defined terms that happen to include drawing and stowing.Equipping a weapon includes drawing it from a sheath or picking it up. Unequipping a weapon includes sheathing, stowing, or dropping it.</blockquote>

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