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Post/Author/DateTime Post
darkdragonk
11-03-06, 05:29 PM Would sheathing a dagger by grabbing it in your mouth (the handle) be considerd a free action:confused:
High Octane
11-03-06, 05:33 PM DM's call. Nothing in the RAW talks about this.

By the way, you getter better responses if your thread title gives a bit of insight on your question. :)
Mitchell
11-04-06, 01:23 AM Sheathing a weapon is not a free action. Especially if you are using your mouth as the sheathe.
Novacat
11-04-06, 01:41 AM Sheathing a weapon is normally a move action. However, if you have at least a +1 BAB, you can combine this move action with your normal movement. I see no reason why this rule cannot be applied to holding a (very small and light) weapon with your mouth, though doing so would prevent your character from speaking, and would impose severe penalties on resisting disarm attempts.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
darkdragonk 11-03-06, 05:29 PM	Would sheathing a dagger by grabbing it in your mouth (the handle) be considerd a free action:confused:
High Octane 11-03-06, 05:33 PM	DM's call. Nothing in the RAW talks about this. By the way, you getter better responses if your thread title gives a bit of insight on your question. :)
Mitchell 11-04-06, 01:23 AM	Sheathing a weapon is not a free action. Especially if you are using your mouth as the sheathe.
Novacat 11-04-06, 01:41 AM	Sheathing a weapon is normally a move action. However, if you have at least a +1 BAB, you can combine this move action with your normal movement. I see no reason why this rule cannot be applied to holding a (very small and light) weapon with your mouth, though doing so would prevent your character from speaking, and would impose severe penalties on resisting disarm attempts.