Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Ace_of_Night 07-12-07, 05:47 PM	I just need a simple answer, it's either one thing or another. If a player has a Rogue 6/assassin 1/shadowdancer 1 character, would it have 4 BAB (+4 from 6 levels rogue, +0 from 1st level assassin, +0 from 1st level shadowdancer) or would it have a BAB of 6 because all three classes have average BAB and at level 8 that would come to 6 BAB?
Ace_of_time 07-12-07, 05:55 PM	It's the first. You add each BAB from each class together.
Lord_Varos 07-12-07, 06:17 PM	I would just like to confirm that that is correct. Add what it says on the table from each together.
pinkbunny 07-12-07, 06:33 PM	I believe in UA, there's a variant for fractional BABs, which would do that for you
Sildatorak 07-12-07, 08:25 PM	UA's fractional BAB is a pretty good system, and their fractional save system is also fairly good. I use both in my game (though I came up with them independently) with some tweaking to the save end of things. Basically I take away double-dipping on the +2 boost at 1st level. That means that multi-class BAB's are usually higher (on par with a single class character of the same level) while the multi-class saves are lower (again, they are on par with single class saves).
Ace_of_Night 07-13-07, 06:38 AM	Ah yea, found the fractional saves/BAB table in UA, thanks for that, I kinda like this system more than the normal so I'll go with this one if the players don't heavily object (which I doubt they will)
Nom 07-13-07, 11:44 PM	Ah yea, found the fractional saves/BAB table in UA, thanks for that, I kinda like this system more than the normal so I'll go with this one if the players don't heavily object (which I doubt they will)I actually think the fractional BAB/BSB system (with '+2 good save bonus only applies once per save') is in all ways superior to the regular system, except that it's trickier to understand unless you are willing to unpack the fractions behind all the BAB and BSB values.