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| Solian03-24-07, 02:24 PM | IF you feinted in combat, could you also attack on the same turn? Just that i have a Kenku Rogue 5/assassin 4 in my group who Fients quite alot and i'm pretty confused about the fienting rules. Thanks in advance -Solian |
| Empiro03-24-07, 02:30 PM | IF you feinted in combat, could you also attack on the same turn? Just that i have a Kenku Rogue 5/assassin 4 in my group who Fients quite alot and i'm pretty confused about the fienting rules. Thanks in advance -Solian If you have improved feint, then yes, because feinting is a move action with the feat. Otherwise, it takes a standard action to feint, which means that you cannot also attack in the same round (also a standard action). |
| tos_shai_hulud04-02-07, 12:16 AM | The prestige class Invisible Blade allows feinting as a swift action. If you also had Improved Feint, you could repeat the following two rounds of actions: Round 1: Swift-action feint Attack Move-action feint Round 2: Attack Swift-action feint Finish attack action. With this set of actions, you could get at least three feint-attacks in per two rounds of combat, plus take a full round attack every other round. |
| Cartigan04-02-07, 08:05 AM | The prestige class Invisible Blade allows feinting as a swift action. I think it actually said free, not swift. |
| tos_shai_hulud04-02-07, 11:02 AM | Errata showed that it was supposed to be swift, not free. |