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| − | Also known as an 'Open Hand'. Some [[V9: Core Game Mechanics|game rules]] may require a | + | Also known as an 'Open Hand'. Some [[V9: Core Game Mechanics|game rules]] may require a Free Hand in order to perform an action or carry an object. For these purposes, a Free Hand is a hand that is not holding any [[V9: Equipment|equipment]]. |
*While performing an action that requires a Free Hand, that hand cannot be considered Free Hand for any other purpose. | *While performing an action that requires a Free Hand, that hand cannot be considered Free Hand for any other purpose. | ||
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Held
Anything carried using one or more hands is considered Held.
Free Hand
Also known as an 'Open Hand'. Some game rules may require a Free Hand in order to perform an action or carry an object. For these purposes, a Free Hand is a hand that is not holding any equipment.
- While performing an action that requires a Free Hand, that hand cannot be considered Free Hand for any other purpose.
Equipment Use Terms Carried · Held / Free Hand · Worn · Wielded · Unwielded · Unattended · Destroyed
Equipment Equipment Basics · Equipment Use Terms · Weapons · Shields · Armor · Color Code · Visual Indicators
