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<blockquote data-quote="jontherev" data-source="post: 86136" data-attributes="member: 1451">Flick of the Wrist isn't that great imo.&nbsp; It gives you one extra sneak attack per COMBAT.&nbsp; Not bad, just nothing to write home about.&nbsp; It gets a little better if you interpret once per combat as 'once per opponent', but my rogue will still not take it.&nbsp; YMMV.I am debating on whether to take Quickdraw though.&nbsp; It's usefulness is diminished somewhat if you have the Haversack.&nbsp; Any bludgeoning weapon can go in there and takes a free action to draw.&nbsp; I wish Quickdraw also worked for sheathing weapons so it would make my decision easier.<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" />How the feat is useful is if you are a two weapon fighter and can also cast spells.&nbsp; You keep one weapon in your hand at all times.&nbsp; If you need to throw a bola or halfling skiprock, just grab them from your haversack with no need of the feat.&nbsp; BUT, what's cool is that if someone charges you, you'll be ready the next round with both weapons for a full attack action (drawing your other piercing/slashing weapon via quickdraw before attacking).&nbsp; Also, you can keep one hand free for spell casting purposes...until you need to fight!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jontherev, post: 86136, member: 1451"] Flick of the Wrist isn't that great imo. It gives you one extra sneak attack per COMBAT. Not bad, just nothing to write home about. It gets a little better if you interpret once per combat as 'once per opponent', but my rogue will still not take it. YMMV. I am debating on whether to take Quickdraw though. It's usefulness is diminished somewhat if you have the Haversack. Any bludgeoning weapon can go in there and takes a free action to draw. I wish Quickdraw also worked for sheathing weapons so it would make my decision easier.:D How the feat is useful is if you are a two weapon fighter and can also cast spells. You keep one weapon in your hand at all times. If you need to throw a bola or halfling skiprock, just grab them from your haversack with no need of the feat. BUT, what's cool is that if someone charges you, you'll be ready the next round with both weapons for a full attack action (drawing your other piercing/slashing weapon via quickdraw before attacking). Also, you can keep one hand free for spell casting purposes...until you need to fight! [/QUOTE]

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