Why not just ask what you need to know in the post? I don't know if I'm an expert so maybe if you'd post your questions in the thread, I'd know whether I can answer them or not.
which feat is needed for several attacks in a row? for example, i've seen some enemies attack u 2 times in succession, is there a particular feat which allows that? because normally, i only get a few attacks per round and none of those attacks with my sword can strike an enemy 2 times in sucession.
it may be hard to understand what i'm trying to say but its like when an enemy attacks u 2 times really fast, i want to figure out how to do that.
Rogue with dual weild? Barbarian weilding a Double Sword / Double Axe (these weapons have 2 attacks)? Cleave (additional attack once current monster is killed)?
There are also attacks of opportunity, which mean if you are in range of a monster and you try to move out of range, that monster may get an additional chance to hit you when you try to move.
Other than that, I'm not sure since it has been a long time since I've played it.
no, its neither of those, not cleave nor attack of opp, just 2 quick attacks in sucession, eg fighting the orc cheiftan in chapter 2, he uses a short sword and occassionally whacks u 2 times really fast.
wouldnt it be based off your "to hit" score? you would get as many attacks in a row as you could get without getting a negative number... i'll ask one of my d&d friends when they are awake
Your attack speed is dependant on base attack bonus. For a monk, you get 1 attack every 3 attack bonus. For all other classes, you get 1 attack for every 5 attack bonus.
Add 1 if you use 2 weapons; add 1 more if you have improved 2 hand attack; add 1 more if you have haste.
A monk will only get 1 attack every 3 attack bonus if the monk is using fist or kamas. All other weapons are 1 attack per 5 attack bonus.
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