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Mar 2, 2019 · 1 Answer. Sorted by: 23. You get one free object interaction on your turn. As part of your turn, you get to interact with one object for free: Your turn can include a variety of flourishes that require neither your action nor your move....
- What Is Free Object Interaction?
- Dropping and Passing Items
- Dungeon Master Discretion
When taking a turn in D&D, all creatures (be they player- or DM-controlled) have access to the same number of actions that they can perform. Namely, all creatures have access to one action, one bonus action, and one reaction that they can make before the beginning of their next turn. However, in addition to these fundamental types of actions, all c...
Uniquely, it's important to note that not only does dropping an object or item a creature is holding not consume a creature's action, but it also doesn't consume a creature's Free Object Interaction. Think of dropping items as a complete lack of action entirely. Though wielding a weapon requires one or two free hands based on the item type, if you ...
Few rules are tied up in a Dungeon Master's discretion as much as Free Object Interaction, and at the end of the day, it's important to remember that a DM has the final say in a game of D&D. The general applications of Free Object Interaction are somewhat vague and can easily be interpreted differently by different DMs. For example, while the gener...
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On your turn, you can interact with one object for free either during your move or during an action (PH, 190). One of the most common object interactions is drawing or stowing a weapon. Interacting with a second object on the same turn requires an action. You need a fea ture like the Dual Wielder feat to draw or stow a second weapon for free
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Aug 3, 2022 · First off, some of the things you listed aren't even object interactions. "Turn your wrist 45 degrees" is not anything. "Use an accessible key to unlock the door" is a free object interaction. The rules do specify that the DM can require you to use an action if something seems like it's more than a simple interaction:
