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No when you were talking to the new guy, you said dropping an item was a move action. From what I've read, and this is on the [..], that dropping an item in your square is a free action. It doesn't specify weight or anything.

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Dropping an item that you have in your hand is a free action. The backpack is considered a stored item. Just as drawing a sheated weapon is a free action but not retrieving a weapon from somewhere else. A round lasts 10 seconds and anything that requires more than 1 second is a standard action. Keeping this in mind, is not necessary to check the rules everytime.

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Removing the pack from your back is the Move-Equivalent part of the action. Dropping it to the ground is a Free Action. Drawing a Weapon alone, without the Quick Draw Feat, is also considered a Move-Equivalent action, so if you draw a weapon, you can then attack or move, but not both, unless your Base Aatack Bonus (BAB) is at least +1. With a BAB +1 or greater, you may draw a weapon as a Free Action when combined with a Move Action.

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Krusten, the reason I keep calling them as wolves is that is what I think of when I think, wild dog. As for the misspelling, It was a simple mistake that [spell] check didn't catch and I didn't see after posting until you pointed it out. Notice how I used the correct plural form at the end.

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The spell check wouldn't correct it because "Wolfs" is a word but it does not mean the animal as you're thinking. Anyway I see wolves as larger, stronger and more intelligent than simple wild dogs but they did seem to be a little tough for just wild dogs.

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Krusten, Bruconero said the wolf was fleeing...you just barely didn't kill it and the Peasant Leader missed with the club as it drug itself away, leaving behind a trail of blood. Hope this comes in time for you to still edit your response. (smile)

Edited: lukego on 14th Dec, 2012 - 6:52pm

Bruconero's Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Player's Hub - Page 14

Sorry lukego but you're either on drugs, in a different RPG or I'm totally insane because he does not say anything about a "Wolf", "Wolves" or even "Wolfs" for that matter.

And before you try to correct me you might want to check your spelling about "Pseant" before the mods edit you.

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You're right about the distinction between "Wolves" and "Wild dogs". The GM did specify that earlier and I should have taken heed to use the proper term. I do take offense to being accused of being on drugs, however. The personal attack for such a minor difference in terminology is a bit excessive, in my opinion.

My intent was to help reiterate and clarify the situation in a hurry while you still had the opportunity to edit your post on the other thread. I have noticed that I can only edit my posts if no one has replied to them and only within a few minutes of their posting.

Thank you for pointing out my typographic error. I had noticed it as well and was in the midst of correcting it at the time of your posting. Please give me a little leeway as I am attempting to participate as best I can while driving cross-country from California to Virginia. My only means of communication along the way is my phone which doesn't display this site very well, even using the "Mobile view".