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<blockquote data-quote="Gladius Legis" data-source="post: 7536972" data-attributes="member: 68748">The problem with javelin throwing is that it often gets subjected to the one free item interaction rule, which means there will be many rounds where you can't do Extra Attack with two thrown javelins.Even in the best case scenario:- Round 1: Start with a javelin in each hand, throw both of them (Action), draw a third after you threw them (object interaction).- Round 2: Throw the javelin you drew at the end of Round 1, draw another (object interaction), throw the javelin you just drew.- Round 3: Draw a javelin (object interaction), throw ... can't draw another because you used up your object interaction.- Round 4+: Repeat Round 3 scenario.So basically from Round 3 on, you're stuck throwing only 1 javelin per round. And if you didn't have a javelin in each hand for Round 1, you're stuck with only one attack even sooner than that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gladius Legis, post: 7536972, member: 68748"] The problem with javelin throwing is that it often gets subjected to the one free item interaction rule, which means there will be many rounds where you can't do Extra Attack with two thrown javelins. Even in the best case scenario: - Round 1: Start with a javelin in each hand, throw both of them (Action), draw a third after you threw them (object interaction). - Round 2: Throw the javelin you drew at the end of Round 1, draw another (object interaction), throw the javelin you just drew. - Round 3: Draw a javelin (object interaction), throw ... can't draw another because you used up your object interaction. - Round 4+: Repeat Round 3 scenario. So basically from Round 3 on, you're stuck throwing only 1 javelin per round. And if you didn't have a javelin in each hand for Round 1, you're stuck with only one attack even sooner than that. [/QUOTE]

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