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Okay, next question: when throwing an object away, does that count as a move action or a standard action? For example, if X threw a bottle at Y with the intent to attack, then that would be considered a standard action. However, if X just wants to toss the bottle away and not targeting Y at all, would that be considered "manipulating an object" (MnM p. 157) and thus a move action?

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Okay, next question: when throwing an object away, does that count as a move action or a standard action? For example, if X threw a bottle at Y with the intent to attack, then that would be considered a standard action. However, if X just wants to toss the bottle away and not targeting Y at all, would that be considered "manipulating an object" (MnM p. 157) and thus a move action?

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Okay, next question: when throwing an object away, does that count as a move action or a standard action? For example, if X threw a bottle at Y with the intent to attack, then that would be considered a standard action. However, if X just wants to toss the bottle away and not targeting Y at all, would that be considered "manipulating an object" (MnM p. 157) and thus a move action?

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As an attack, throwing something is considered a standard action. The same is true if you're throwing something at a specific target, like a football. Simply dropping something on the ground is a free action.

I'm guessing this is in reference to disarming, where you're looking to throw the offending weapon "away", wherever away might be. I'd say that a move action is appropriate.

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As an attack, throwing something is considered a standard action. The same is true if you're throwing something at a specific target, like a football. Simply dropping something on the ground is a free action.

I'm guessing this is in reference to disarming, where you're looking to throw the offending weapon "away", wherever away might be. I'd say that a move action is appropriate.

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As an attack, throwing something is considered a standard action. The same is true if you're throwing something at a specific target, like a football. Simply dropping something on the ground is a free action.

I'm guessing this is in reference to disarming, where you're looking to throw the offending weapon "away", wherever away might be. I'd say that a move action is appropriate.


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