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<blockquote data-quote="Cap'n Kobold" data-source="post: 7003186" data-attributes="member: 6802951">How about something like:When you are wielding a weapon with the Thrown property, you may make a single attack with it as a Bonus Action.That would allow you to move, including dashing or disengaging, while still getting an attack off. As well as generally increasing the attacks you can make with them.&nbsp;I believe that that suggestion was more along the lines of catching thrown objects and being able to throw them back.How do people feel about 'enabler' abilities rather than just direct bonuses?&nbsp;For example would a simple: You may treat a weapon with the Thrown property as a Ranged weapon when making a ranged weapon attack with it. be worthwhile as a feat property, subclass ability or houserule?(Allowing you to use the sharpshooter feat benefits with thrown weapons etc.)&nbsp; - (Perhaps make it any ranged weapon so that you could use Crossbow Expert with thrown weapons.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cap'n Kobold, post: 7003186, member: 6802951"] How about something like: [I]When you are wielding a weapon with the Thrown property, you may make a single attack with it as a Bonus Action.[/I] That would allow you to move, including dashing or disengaging, while still getting an attack off. As well as generally increasing the attacks you can make with them. I believe that that suggestion was more along the lines of catching thrown objects and being able to throw them back. How do people feel about 'enabler' abilities rather than just direct bonuses? For example would a simple: [I]You may treat a weapon with the Thrown property as a Ranged weapon when making a ranged weapon attack with it.[/I] be worthwhile as a feat property, subclass ability or houserule? (Allowing you to use the sharpshooter feat benefits with thrown weapons etc.) - (Perhaps make it [I]any ranged weapon[/I] so that you could use Crossbow Expert with thrown weapons.) [/QUOTE]

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