2024 Two-Weapon Fighting With Dual Wielder and Nick Mastery: 4 Attacks + Damage modifier, WITH Shield?

Another take using Scimitar in different order

1. Take Attack action, equip Shortsword and attack with Shortsword [Attack action]
2. Equip Scimitar and attack with Scimitar [Nick Mastery]
3. Attack with Shortsword and unequip Shortsword [Extra Attack]
4. Unequip Scimitar [Free Item Interaction]
5. Take Attack action, equip Halberd and attack with Halberd  [Action Surge]
6. Attack with Halberd [Extra Attack]
7. Attack with Halberd [Cleave]
8. Take Bonus Action and attack with Halberd [Polearm Master]
9. Take Attack action and attack with Halberd [Haste]

Thanks, Plaguescarred. That makes sense.

Quote from Plaguescarred >>

A Fighter can still do it without Dual Wielder using a Dagger and a free item interaction, doing as follow;

1. Take Attack action, equip Shortsword and attack with Shortsword [Attack action]
2. Equip Dagger and throw attack with Dagger [Nick Mastery]
3. Unequip Shortsword [Free Item Interaction]
4. Equip Halberd and attack with Halberd [Extra Attack]
5. Attack with Halberd [Cleave]
6. Take Bonus Action and attack with Halberd [Polearm Master]
7. Take Attack action and attack with Halberd [Action Surge]
8. Attack with Halberd [Extra Attack]
9. Take Attack action and attack with Halberd [Haste]

 After throwing the Dagger in step 2, would it be possible to Unequip the Shortsword since an attack was made as part of the Attack action? If so, the Free Item Interaction wouldn't be used.

I was revisiting some threads, and now I'm wondering whether the Thrown property overrides the Equipping and Unequipping Weapons rule from the Attack action.

Below are some examples from other threads, just for comparison or to see other answers and examples:

Quote from Plaguescarred >>

Quote from AntonSirius >> 

1) start round empty-handed
2) draw two daggers using DW feat
3) throw one as Attack action; throw second with Nick attack
4) draw another weapon with free object interaction, make melee attack as Bonus Action

That should be perfectly valid

 It's perfectly valid and don't even need your free object interaction depending how you interpret Equipping and Unequipping Weapons when you make an attack as part of the Attack action. 

Quote from Plaguescarred >>

So RAW for me in order to make four attacks would go down like this;

1. Attack Action: Equip Hand Crossbow and attack.
2. Extra Attack: Attack with Hand Crossbow and unequip it.
3. Nick Mastery: Draw Dagger and thrown attack.
4. Free Item Interaction: Draw a Melee weapon that lacks the Two-Handed property.
5. Bonus Action: Attack with a Melee weapon that lacks the Two-Handed property.

Quote from Plaguescarred >>

Quote from Character77006 >>

 How does a 5th level fighter or warlock get more then 4 attacks?

 Weapon Juggling may allow an extra attack from Dual Wielder, Cleave & the Light property in additions to the attacks from the Attack actions under the right circumstances to get up to 5 attacks.

1. Draw and throw a Dagger, equip a Scimitar.[Attack Action]
2. Attack with Scimitar as Bonus Action [Dual Wielder]
3. Attack with Scimitar and uequip it [Nick Mastery]
4. Equip a Greataxe and attack with it. [Extra Attack]
5.  Attack with Greataxe [Cleave Mastery]

Quote from TarodNet >>

I was revisiting some threads, and now I'm wondering whether the Thrown property overrides the Equipping and Unequipping Weapons rule from the Attack action.

 If you throw a weapon, it's unequipped without a separate object interaction.

Quote from TarodNet >>

Quote from Plaguescarred >>

A Fighter can still do it without Dual Wielder using a Dagger and a free item interaction, doing as follow;

1. Take Attack action, equip Shortsword and attack with Shortsword [Attack action]
2. Equip Dagger and throw attack with Dagger [Nick Mastery]
3. Unequip Shortsword [Free Item Interaction]
4. Equip Halberd and attack with Halberd [Extra Attack]
5. Attack with Halberd [Cleave]
6. Take Bonus Action and attack with Halberd [Polearm Master]
7. Take Attack action and attack with Halberd [Action Surge]
8. Attack with Halberd [Extra Attack]
9. Take Attack action and attack with Halberd [Haste]

 After throwing the Dagger in step 2, would it be possible to Unequip the Shortsword since an attack was made as part of the Attack action? If so, the Free Item Interaction wouldn't be used.

I was revisiting some threads, and now I'm wondering whether the Thrown property overrides the Equipping and Unequipping Weapons rule from the Attack action.

 At step 2 you effectively could; Draw a Dagger and throw it with the  Thrown Property and then unequip Shortsword as part of the Attack action, thus saving your Free Item Interaction.

Quote from Pantagruel666 >>

Quote from TarodNet >>

I was revisiting some threads, and now I'm wondering whether the Thrown property overrides the Equipping and Unequipping Weapons rule from the Attack action.

 If you throw a weapon, it's unequipped without a separate object interaction.

 Yeah, but my question is: can you equip a new weapon, for example a Shortsword, after that attack and using the Equipping and Unequipping Weapons rule instead of the Time-Limited Object Interactions rules?

Quote from TarodNet >>

Quote from Pantagruel666 >>

Quote from TarodNet >>

I was revisiting some threads, and now I'm wondering whether the Thrown property overrides the Equipping and Unequipping Weapons rule from the Attack action.

 If you throw a weapon, it's unequipped without a separate object interaction.

 Yeah, but my question is: can you equip a new weapon, for example a Shortsword, after that attack and using the Equipping and Unequipping Weapons rule instead of the Time-Limited Object Interactions rules?

 Yes. When you Draw a Dagger and throw it with the  Thrown Property,  you haven't equip or unequip a weapon as part of the Attack action yet, so you could unequip Shortsword, or equip a different one-handed weapon in your other hand.

Quote from Plaguescarred >>

Quote from TarodNet >>

Quote from Plaguescarred >>

A Fighter can still do it without Dual Wielder using a Dagger and a free item interaction, doing as follow;

1. Take Attack action, equip Shortsword and attack with Shortsword [Attack action]
2. Equip Dagger and throw attack with Dagger [Nick Mastery]
3. Unequip Shortsword [Free Item Interaction]
4. Equip Halberd and attack with Halberd [Extra Attack]
5. Attack with Halberd [Cleave]
6. Take Bonus Action and attack with Halberd [Polearm Master]
7. Take Attack action and attack with Halberd [Action Surge]
8. Attack with Halberd [Extra Attack]
9. Take Attack action and attack with Halberd [Haste]

 After throwing the Dagger in step 2, would it be possible to Unequip the Shortsword since an attack was made as part of the Attack action? If so, the Free Item Interaction wouldn't be used.

I was revisiting some threads, and now I'm wondering whether the Thrown property overrides the Equipping and Unequipping Weapons rule from the Attack action.

 At step 2 you effectively could; Draw a Dagger and throw it with the  Thrown Property and then unequip Shortsword as part of the Attack action, thus saving your Free Item Interaction.

 Sorry, I didn't see this post before writing a new reply to Pantagruel666. Agreed then!

Quote from DarkStranger1066 >>

You won't need any drop and draw shennanigans because Dual wielder allows:

"Quick Draw. You can draw or stow two weapons that lack the Two-Handed property when you would normally be able to draw or stow only one."

 This is generally interpreted to mean that you can draw two, or stow two, but not stow one and draw one.