u/UltimateChaos233

Bit of a click bait on the title, but please hear me out and check the math.

We get a free object interaction per turn.

Nick allows you to get the extra attack of a light weapon as part of your normal attack, but gives little specification to order of operations and which weapons need to be light.

Therefore this seems plausible.

Stow current weapon. Pull out the dagger and throw it (free draw as well as free attack). Attack an enemy with the weapon you previously stowed (free draw). Continue doing whatever you wanted to do.

This seems kind of silly but at the cost of a weapon mastery “slot” and it being necessary you attack, is anything stopping you from doing this?

Bonus question because this has been somewhat answered (at least one other light weapon attack needs to be made for this):

I have a spear (not light) in one hand, my other hand is free. I am a level 5 barbarian with extra attack. Can I throw two daggers then attack another enemy with my spear? This seems to work, even if it's kind of dumb.

Not gonna be a particularly long one. Went to a nice quality and cozy sushi restaurant for my birthday. Shortly after we ordered a family with two toddlers was sat next to us. Constant high pitched screaming. Around the ten minute mark one of the kids shat himself and they just left it.

I don’t understand why parents do this. I’m always worried about being rude or bothering other people, so behavior like this just blows my mind. It’s a cozy sit down resturaunt. We are all deafened by your toddlers screams and we can all smell his poppy diaper. Christ

Been unemployed for two years. I've tried everything to get work, aiming for something above my level (I'm competitive but always goes to someone else), at my level (get ghosted), below my level (same with ghosting, sometimes told I'm overqualified, sometimes told I'm underqualified), even minimum wage (they look me up on linkedin and say I'm overqualified).

If I haven't had a job in two years, it's only going to get worse the longer my job gap is. This is me motivated and at the top of my game and I can't find work. Right now I'm just an emotional and financial drain and that certainly isn't the way I want to live my life and exist.

Kind of out of options.

ETA: got permanently banned for posting this. How poetic. Fired from a subreddit

It's been almost two years of unemployment. I've gotten to the final round a couple times. I've been giving the best interviews of my life. I'm smashing through technicals. The final conversion just hasn't happened. I even had a director refer me to a position I was overqualified for. The HM declined to even screen me.

I don't want to just find some entry level job, it took me so much time/effort/energy/money to graduate, to develop medical treatments to help patients, it's not even like I have nothing I've developed medical treatments that have cleared the FDA only to be told like "nah fam, you're underqualified."

But I applied to those entry level jobs anyway, even if I leave off my credentials they look me up on linkedin.

I think even doordash has a waitlist for my area right now.

I have been steadily applying, trying to use references when I can. I'm going to conferences and am keeping my skills up, I'm going to start trying to be a conference presenter. But genuinely I wonder if there's even any point to any of this. Society is telling me I should crawl into a hole and just die. That this job gap somehow shows I have bad work ethic or something. Bro I have never worked so hard in my life as I do now to keep my skills fresh and do all these homework assignments for interviews it's nuts.