| Ryan Mishler |
Greetings,
I have a very odd, very specific question. I'll do my best to define the situation and have you all let me know what you think.
I have a Zen Archer(monk) playing in my campaign. He doesn't use any standard arrows at all. All of them are special in someway. Tanglefoot Arrows, SplinterCloud, Arrow of Healing, Blunt Arrow, Dragonsbreath Arrow, Serpentstounge Arrow, etc...
He has small amounts of them, sometimes one or more.
He indicates that he has a standard quiver, but identifies them by their arrow knock. (like having different color tips on different kinds of bullets for incendiary or FMJ). Concerning this, the only ruling that I can find asked or otherwise is pulling an arrow is a free action. but what is Picking a specific arrow?
He is still lvl 3 so didn't have enough wealth to start off with an efficient quiver. I don't want to punish him for this necessarily since we are now quite a few sessions in and I've allowed it, but was thinking about it today.
TL;DR:
What kind of action would it be to draw a specific type of arrow from a quiver (even compartmentalized like a golf bag). Player is using approx 6 different types of arrows in a single quiver. (sorry new GM so didn't think it was odd till really looking into it).