Charging? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Ocelot_Warrior

03-01-06, 10:40 AM
Is it possible to draw a weapon as part of a charge, you can draw a weapon as part of a move, but a charge is a "special full round action". Any help would be great.
Thanks
DMRef

03-01-06, 12:04 PM
I don't allow this in my game for the reason you specified. Totally the DM's call on this one, but he would be generous to allow it.
Crash01234567890

03-01-06, 12:20 PM
You can with Quickdraw, but otherwise no you can't. That being said, I allow it if the the distance being moved isn't a double move for the characer.
draconic_swine

03-01-06, 12:21 PM
RAW, you can't draw a weapon during a charge, but I allow it anyway. To me it makes more sense (what is a charge other than a really fast/forceful movement?) and it's not game-breaking or anything to allow players to do so.
Ocelot_Warrior

03-02-06, 10:27 AM
Thanks,
I kinda had the same thoughts on the quick draw and not a full double move things. I appreciate the input.
tarkin

03-02-06, 12:05 PM
The reason you should not allow it is that QuickDraw is a feat for god's sake.

Look, you can ALREADY draw a weapon and move and attack.

QuickDraw is only really usefull in rare circumstances:

1) Throwing weapons
2) Doing Full Attack action as a surprise when standing right next to the people you want to attack.
3) When Charging.

You are eliminating 1/3 of Quick Draw's power.

Leave the feat alone, it needs all the power it can get.