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<blockquote data-quote="Shiroiken" data-source="post: 6826036" data-attributes="member: 6775477">I'm of two minds about this.First of all, I don't think that making a new item is really needed, simply a house-rule. &quot;You may draw and throw as many thrown weapons as you have attacks. This counts as your object interaction for the round.&quot; The downside to doing this is that you would probably have no weapon for Opportunity Attacks. The only reason to consider the magic item over this is balance (see below).For balance... I don't know. This specific example wouldn't be a problem (daggers are crappy ranged weapons compared to bows), but it could become more of an issue with other weapons. I have a Polearm Great Weapon Fighter in my party, and his big downside is ranged combat. If he could draw and throw 2 javelins a round, he would start to overshadow the elf archer (especially since he could &quot;hold&quot; his polearm in his off hand while making the attacks, then use the weapon for opportunity attacks).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shiroiken, post: 6826036, member: 6775477"] I'm of two minds about this. First of all, I don't think that making a new item is really needed, simply a house-rule. "You may draw and throw as many thrown weapons as you have attacks. This counts as your object interaction for the round." The downside to doing this is that you would probably have no weapon for Opportunity Attacks. The only reason to consider the magic item over this is balance (see below). For balance... I don't know. This specific example wouldn't be a problem (daggers are crappy ranged weapons compared to bows), but it could become more of an issue with other weapons. I have a Polearm Great Weapon Fighter in my party, and his big downside is ranged combat. If he could draw and throw 2 javelins a round, he would start to overshadow the elf archer (especially since he could "hold" his polearm in his off hand while making the attacks, then use the weapon for opportunity attacks). [/QUOTE]

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