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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vegepygmy" data-source="post: 5354883" data-attributes="member: 40109">According to the 3.5 FAQ... There’s nothing inherent in the full attack action that requires all the attacks to be made as the same kind of attack or with the same kind of weapon. A character with a base attack bonus of +6 or better holding a longsword, for example, could make a melee attack with the longsword (using his full base attack bonus), drop the longsword (a free action), use Quick Draw to draw a dagger (another free action), then throw the dagger (using his base attack bonus –5). If the character had both hands free (for instance, if he didn’t carry a light or heavy shield in his off hand), he could even use Quick Draw to draw a bow (free action), draw and nock an arrow (free action) and then shoot the bow (using his base attack bonus –5).Given that it's okay to swing a longsword and throw a dagger and/or fire an arrow as part of the same full attack sequence, your DM's "the thrower would already be in dagger-throwing mode" argument breaks down pretty completely.</blockquote>