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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 1582685" data-attributes="member: 8461">I'm not entirely sure that's the scenario he's responding to (which, admittedly, would be odd, since that's the example I used).What he said was "You cannot switch hands in order to simulate two-weapon fighting with a single weapon." This isn't the scenario I described, exactly, but it seems to be what he's talking about.He seems to be working off of the idea (if the quoted sentence is any indication), that what I was asking was "could a 10th level Fighter attack with a long sword in his primary hand at +10, then use Quick Draw to whip out a dagger in his off-hand and thus make two more attacks at +8/+3?"...since this would entail the Fighter making that first attack free from penalties for using two weapons. Obviously, that wouldn't work...I think that's the message he's trying to get across; that is somewhat close to the point I was trying to make, since my example was basically the same thing, except about decreasing the off-hand penalties even when you put a longsword into your offhand while throwing a dagger.Glad I'm not the only one who found his answer somewhat lacking though.Really? Could you quote the relevant passage and cite the page number? Thanks!</blockquote>