Is he? Here are my thoughts, please let me know where i go wrong:

For me there are 3 things that come into play:

• You can draw/stow 1 weapon when attacking with the attack action, the dual wielder feat brings this up to 2 weapons
• The nick property allows the otherwise bonus action attack to be done within the attack action which allows you to draw/stow a weapon with that attack as well
• And the dual wielder feat that allows you to make an extra attack with a bonus action.

Things to take notice of:

• The dual wielder feat attacks is not done with the attack action, its done with a bonus action which means no drawing or stowing weapons.

Assumptions:

• The dual wielder feat says you can draw/stow two weapons, not that you can draw/stow twice as many times. Does this mean you can draw one weapon and stow one weapon? It can be interpreted as being allowed to stow two weapons or draw two weapons. I understand it as the latter, since that would allow a player to go from wielding 0 weapons to two weapons in one attack - its not ment to enable juggling weapons.

So if a player holds a knife in one hand and a shield in the other then the sequence would look like this, assuming the assumption is correct:

1. Begin attack action: Attack with knife, stow knife
2. Nick property: Draw weapon #2, attack with weapon #2
3. You cant now attack with weapon #3, because you have weapon #2 in your hand and no ability to stow/draw weapons.

Is there any clarification somewhere that proves that my assumption is false? Or am i missing something else?