Take the tour ×    share|improve this question Hmmm, I didn't
read through the definition very thoroughly, so I didn't know
they required actions. Knowing this player, he hasn't considered
that, either, so perhaps his plan is for naught. –  Meta Nov 16
'12 at 19:34 Maybe he's going to throw it? Throw -> anchor on
hit (enemy is now pinned in place at a range) -> call it back
when you want it? Or maybe he thinks called and anchoring will
interact in some way, so he can throw -> anchor -> next turn
call and the enemy comes back with the axe? –  Tacroy Nov 16 '12
at 20:06 That's what I was thinking, but I just can't see the
use of such a tactic outside of pinning a single enemy (which
isn't all that useful for the price). –  Meta Nov 16 '12 at
20:07 show 2 more comments  5 Answers     share|improve this
answer Agreed, some sort of opponent-control item. I don't know
any of the classes well enough, but I suspect the axe may
eventually lead to something farther down the road; I'm pretty
sure there was at least one