legomojo |
While I'm not sure what 'doff' is, this brings up an interesting question I just noticed.
The rules say "Removing a shield from the arm and dropping it is only a move action."
But what if I want to put it away? Remove, then sling on back? Two move actions?
Edit: Ah... DOFF... was this in 3.5? I don't recall that.
Glendwyr |
Huh. What page is stowing items on?
It's under the generic "manipulate an item" heading:
Moving or manipulating an item is usually a move action.
This includes retrieving or putting away a stored item, picking up an item, moving a heavy object, and opening a door. Examples of this kind of action, along with whether they incur an attack of opportunity, are given in Table: Actions in Combat.
blackbloodtroll |
blackbloodtroll wrote:What?Whoa!
Somebody actually mentioned the Weapon Cord?
Start checking everyone's drawers for blood.
The river runs, and the thread drowns.
Even with the recent massive nerf, many still find the subject of the Weapon Cord, as something to bloody their undergarments.
Durngrun Stonebreaker |
Captain Zoom wrote:Even with the recent massive nerf, many still find the subject of the Weapon Cord, as something to bloody their undergarments.blackbloodtroll wrote:What?Whoa!
Somebody actually mentioned the Weapon Cord?
Start checking everyone's drawers for blood.
The river runs, and the thread drowns.
Really? Who?
Claxon |
legomojo wrote:Huh. What page is stowing items on?It's under the generic "manipulate an item" heading:
prd, bolding mine wrote:Moving or manipulating an item is usually a move action.
This includes retrieving or putting away a stored item, picking up an item, moving a heavy object, and opening a door. Examples of this kind of action, along with whether they incur an attack of opportunity, are given in Table: Actions in Combat.
Yarr
Quantum Steve |
I have asked the opposite of this before. I understand that donning a shield is a move, but is DRAWING a shield also a move, thus justifying the need for a QuickDraw shield?
I depends on who you ask. Some believe you have to draw (or rather, retrieve) and don a shield as separate actions others do not.
In either case, a QuickDraw shield, despite it's name, only decreases the time required to don the shield. If you have to draw(retrieve) it, it's still a move action