The canoe eventually collides with the bank , and Charlie gets out , helping her friend . <| sep |> Thats some hero stuff there , well done dude . <| sep |> I searched for it in Scihub , and received nothing . <| sep |> Some kids loose teeth at 3 <| sep |> RAW is not 100 % clear on this , but I believe the intent of the feat is that both weapons are drawn at once as a single object interaction . It seems clear to me You can draw or stow two onehanded weapons when you would normally be able to draw or stow only one . It doesn ' t make your draw not use your one free object interaction , or give you an extra drawonly object interaction , or alter when you can draw in any other way . It just lets you pull out two weapons instead of only one when you do draw . Would it be ' free ' to draw two daggers at the same time , throw one , and then transfer the one in your off hand to your main hand ? No , you can only draw one weapon if you don ' t have the Dual Wielder feat . I think you misunderstood the question . With the Dual Wielder feat , you use your one free object interaction to draw the two weapons , so it would come down to whether switching an object from one hand to another is also a free object interaction in which case you couldn ' t do it because you already used your object interaction for the turn or if it ' s so simple that you can do it completely for free like dropping something in which case you could . But there ' s probably no reason for you to have to do this , since 5 e doesn ' t have the concept of main hand versus off handin combat , everyone is effectively ambidextrous .