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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rhun" data-source="post: 4145387" data-attributes="member: 29098">It worked out, so no big deal; generally, though, in those situations, Gadeann will simply transfer the poleaxe to his offhand and attack with his spiked gauntlet. This allows him to keep his poleaxe in hand...-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Gadeann ignores the blood welling from the wound on his thigh, even as it drips down his leg, staining his already ragged leather breeches. The Shoanti bends down to recover his longaxe, sheathing his dogslicer as he does so. Although the weapon literally lived up to its names, the warrior would rather face this newcomer from a distance. Fayne readies his axe to meet the half-orc. "Come and meet death," he calls to the foeman.These actions assume Gadeann reacts before the half-orc. If the half-orc acts first and moves to attack him, Gadeann will engage with his dogslicer, leaving the poleaxe on the ground. Now, if Gadeann has his axe when the half-orc moves, he has 10' of reach, and will most likely gain an AoO vrs the enemy when he moves into his threatened area.Pick up item (move action), sheathe weapon (move action)Also, if one of our melee combatants can move in front of Gadeann, that would work out best, as he can still attack from his reach. Coldan, perhaps?</blockquote>