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<blockquote data-quote="DwarfDruid" data-source="post: 6825929" data-attributes="member: 6807033">I've found posts out the wazoo about making a throwing dagger build. In my opinion, someone who can throw more than two daggers a turn wouldn't be game breaking. It's like having a bow that you could make some weak melee attacks with, and have a terrible range. But it seems pretty clear that they made the build almost impossible.A solution that I propose is something home-brewed. Make another version of the swift quiver spell.Swift Dagger Belt (yeah it's a bad name, I know.)Allows two daggers to fly to your hands after taking the attack action, and further allows you to throw both of those daggers as a bonus action. Only Rangers or Bards could do it, but they are the only ones who can fire 4 arrows with only one Extra Attack.With Extra Attack, you will be able to throw 4 daggers using an Action and Bonus Action per turn.What say you? Game Breaking?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DwarfDruid, post: 6825929, member: 6807033"] I've found posts out the wazoo about making a throwing dagger build. In my opinion, someone who can throw more than two daggers a turn wouldn't be game breaking. It's like having a bow that you could make some weak melee attacks with, and have a terrible range. But it seems pretty clear that they made the build almost impossible. A solution that I propose is something home-brewed. Make another version of the swift quiver spell. Swift Dagger Belt (yeah it's a bad name, I know.) Allows two daggers to fly to your hands after taking the attack action, and further allows you to throw both of those daggers as a bonus action. Only Rangers or Bards could do it, but they are the only ones who can fire 4 arrows with only one Extra Attack. With Extra Attack, you will be able to throw 4 daggers using an Action and Bonus Action per turn. What say you? Game Breaking? [/QUOTE]

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