Egres said:Can you use more than one weapon without getting extra attacks?
If yes, would you take any penalties?
Example: Bob is wielding a longsword.
Can he attack with it, draw a dagger as a free action via Quick Draw, and then make a second attack with the dagger?
Egres said:Can you use more than one weapon without getting extra attacks?
If yes, would you take any penalties?
Example: Bob is wielding a longsword.
Can he attack with it, draw a dagger as a free action via Quick Draw, and then make a second attack with the dagger?
Let's assume Bob drops the longsword (right hand) as a free action, and draws the dagger with the left hand, and attack with it with the left hand.irdeggman said:Are you referring to changing weapons while using your base attacks?
If so, I don't think there is a rule preventing it. But you are considered fighting with 2 weapons, since you have one in each hand (and are using them).
Egres said:Let's assume Bob drops the longsword (right hand) as a free action, and draws the dagger with the left hand, and attack with it with the left hand.
How would you rule it?
Really?Ryngard said:Also I am pretty sure that you could hold both weapons and say you have four BAB attacks you could make two with longsword and two with dagger with no penalties. The TWF penalties only come into play if you want that extra attack(s).
Egres said:Really?
Can you cite something to support your view?
I'm not challenging you: I'm really interested.
I see.interwyrm said:It depends on whether you read 'fighting in this way' to mean with two weapons, or gaining an extra attack.