Does Collapse disarm you?


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If you are wielding weapons or other items in your hands, and you use the Collapse feat from the skeleton ancestry, do you drop everything you're holding and need to spend additional actions pick them up again after reforming?


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I wouldn't think it does. It's not spelled out explicitly and, to me at least, it doesn't sound that far-fetched for the collapsed pile of bones to still contain your intact hands holding whatever they were holding.


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I suppose that makes sense. It would behelluva inconvenient to suddenly find yourself naked without your armor, potion bandolier, and other adventuring gear.


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painted_green wrote:
I wouldn't think it does.

I would agree. The feat lists out specifically what it does and doesn't do.

Removing your equipment and making you drop your held items is not on the list.


Ravingdork wrote:
I suppose that makes sense. It would behelluva inconvenient to suddenly find yourself naked without your armor, potion bandolier, and other adventuring gear.

unless you're a monk!

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