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Reecy wrote:

See I totally Agree with Gricks, If you Fire a single Shot and still Have a move action, I can totally understand and see this working. But if you are using a Full Round Attack action you will never have a free hand that round.

That is not what I'm saying, and that's not what the rules say.

If you take a full round action you can still use a swift action and free actions.

You're free to rule otherwise, just be aware of how it will affect (break) the rest of the game.

Is this really breaking the game though?? I can't see this really ruining the game for anyone's enjoyment, though being a back line fighter it does make me really hard to kill, though.

So officially, this is not covered in the rules??

I guess my biggest argument for it would be a zen archer gets deflect arrow. Now, one might argue its for when the archer doesn't full attack, but really, that's almost never for an archer.

Thanks everyone. It seems pretty torn, which means likely some DM's will allow it and others will not in PFS. I personally probably would allow it, but I see both sides and would understand someone not wanting to. So I guess that would go with the deflect arrow feats too. Alright, back to figuring out mid-level feats then. Thanks.

What about for crane wing, am I considered having one hand free.

No, this is for PFS, so before I sunk three (well four, but dodge isn't really a total waste) feats into it I wanted to see what the consensus was. I was reading an archery guide and he said it wasn't technically allowed in his guide, but I didn't see anything stating that, which is why I asked. Thanks.

Possible?? I seem to have read somewhere that you can't fight defensively with ranged attacks, but I don't see anything off hand that contradicts it. Specifically, my Zen Archer monk seems to have a lot of available feats (wow do they get a lot of free) and I wanted him to take crane style - but is it possible?