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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 9718690" data-attributes="member: 59816">Yes. Yes, it is.And you are talking to someone who prefers low-magic, and can't stand it when D&D seems to need things to be magical to do great things - even things that people can actually do IRL. For example, in 4e there was a magical axe, whose great "magic power" was that once per encounter, you could knock an enemy prone. How's that magic? That's just a nice hooked 'beard' on the axe, and a wielder that knows how to use it!I'd have no problems with multi-loading crossbows that are a property of the weapon itself (repeating crossbows were a real thing, after all) but the idea that you can actually physically reload a crossbow with no hands? I think it's silly. I don't care enough to outlaw it or anything. And I can assume that the fluff is any combination of things (usually involving some kind of specialty gear in my head-cannon. Either repeater-crossbow "clips" like I mention above, or hooks on your person where you can fast-load the crossbow or put it away to give yourself the free hand for a brief moment, or a mouthful of quarrels, or whatever the individual character wants).I assume most people just shrug and ignore it.If you want quarrels to magically appear in the crossbow like your firebolt example? Sure, you do whatever you like.</blockquote>