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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GMMichael" data-source="post: 6694602" data-attributes="member: 6685730">That would piss me off.  However, if I'm the sort of character to have a 1 in 20 chance of critically fumbling, it's not too hard to imagine that I inverted my quiver a minute or two ago, and I'm just now discovering that I dropped every single one.I wouldn't want to count rounds and then compare them to my attack rolls.  I'd be much happier placing a d20 (2d10, actually) on the table and ticking off my arrows.  But what would be a big improvement on the roll-1-and-suck rule, would be a second roll: it's not your first fumble that means you're out of arrows, but your second.  That way, there's a danger-zone area, and you can't walk into an encounter with a full quiver and not get to fire a single arrow.What about unlimited arrows?  It's a little MMO, but doesn't a good archer:1) Go fully-loaded into battle2) Collect his spent arrows that are reusable3) Collect enemy/battlefield arrows wherever available?Exclusive preview:[sblock]Character class: ArcherHero power: Always has arrows available or near.Normal: Non-archers must count their arrows.[/sblock]</blockquote>