'THROW' Syntax: throw <wield/dual/shield/hold> Syntax: throw Thieves, shadows, and bards are skilled and dexterous enough with their hands, that they are accurate in throwing an object at a target. Items that can be thrown are wield, dual wield, shields, or held items. Keep in mind, no one class can throw all three. Shadows, thieves and bards can use the EDGE CRAFT ability to create held items that they are able to repeatedly throw. When held, rogues have a chance of tossing one or a few of these light weapons during each round. Berserkers are also able to throw items. Unlike their rogue counterparts who rely upon dexterity to throw light objects, berserkers simply use brute force to hurl weapons wielded in either hand or a shield to knock their opponent to the ground. It is said that the weapons they hurl are powerful enough to even shatter a mage's protective shield spell. Unlike the others, a monk throws a person directly by their body, using a grab-and-roll technique to manipulate them. They may even gather enough momentum to hurl them into the air, where they can follow up with an air counter. Note that as with all full-body attacks, such as bash and bodyslamming, a throw attempt is blocked by protective shields. For further information, please read MONK THROW. Shadows throw shurikens without needing to hold them. At higher levels, the shadow will be able to use throwing to apply MARK OF SHADOW to their quarry. A shadow's throw requires mana to use. If the shadow does not have any edge crafted shuriken, they will throw a magical shuriken instead.