Okay, so I come in and I say, I draw my sword, that's not a, there's no rule associated with that.

Yeah, right?

Okay.

Because it's kind of between you think like from a game balance perspective, it doesn't really matter if you have your

sword out or your swords in your hand, like it's just you're going to attack with your sword.

When we do like the map on the game, we don't account for that.

So can I, so does that mean that I can draw and sheave my sword an unlimited number of times per round?

That's up to the diem.

So yeah. You're just in the corner? Well, that's... Oh, and you're going to go blind. All right. I'm all right. I know that question is coming up. I get it. No, but that's one what the things right and this is where I mean

RPG is that is so interesting right because you get these things where if you try to make a

rule if you try to make a rule of something someone's gonna figure out a way

the word doesn't make sense and if you don't make a rule then well

but at least and you can say look it's it's up to the d.m.'s common sense right it's kind

of leading a little bit more in the d.m. to say you're kind of

well yeah I mean it's a situation like this so imagine that like like

pull starting a lawnmower or something like that.

Like you pull it.

It's just that would be in this it would be a no, it would not be an action.

But imagine if I had some kind of a device that generated a small amount of magical

charge per minor interaction.

So now I can do that that unlimited number of times on this

magical device each time I stroke it. Each individual stroke doesn't count in the

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