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#1 Misanthrope_Prime Sep 21, 2014 22:57:36	If I have extra attacks, say, from being a fighter, can I draw a thrown weapon and throw it as part of each attack made, or can I only draw one weapon that comes with being part of the action?   Say I'm a fighter that has four extra attacks and I'm not holding anything when I start my attack action. Can I draw one javelin and throw it or, assuming I'm carrying four javelins, can I throw four javelins in one round? I want to say "yes" because I can't imagine drawing a javelin from a holster on my character's back is harder than drawing an arrow from a quiver, and yet a bow-user can draw and fire as many arrows as he has attacks in his turn. But I don't think there's any rule that explicitly spells this out or not.
#2 RCanine Sep 21, 2014 23:05:35	Misanthrope_Prime wrote:
#3 Misanthrope_Prime Sep 21, 2014 23:18:00	RCanine wrote:
#4 FluffyBunbunKittens Sep 22, 2014 2:04:32	Eldritch Knight could summon one of their bond weapons to their hand as a bonus action. Dual-Wielder feat lets you draw two weapons 'when you would normally draw only one', but it doesn't imply you have to do it at the same time. If you do make use of two-weapon fighting, then that's an extra weapon to throw around.   Just as related heads-ups.