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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fanaelialae" data-source="post: 4736769" data-attributes="member: 53980">I can't imagine that the game would break if you house ruled that drawing/sheathing items is a free action, or something like that.  It would make the Quick Draw feat pointless and potions would be a little easier to use, but I don't see what else it could seriously impact beyond believability.One of my players wanted to be a marshal with three different firearms, so I wrote up a six-shooter, rifle, and double-barreled shotgun for him (they're based mechanically on the crossbows from the PHB/AV).  He took the Quick Draw feat and loves planning out each round which gun he'll combine with which power, using the appropriate actions to draw/holster his guns and tracking what gun(s) he's holding.  I admit, I don't really see the appeal, but at least for some players the juggling act is apparently enjoyable.Edit: I just realized one possible abuse: someone uses a two-handed weapon to make their standard attack, then switches to sword and board at the end of their turn for the added defense.  You may want to add a common sense "don't game the DM's benevolence" rule if you implement the above.</blockquote>