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| Bar_Comas11-05-06, 10:04 PM | I fight with 2 weapons , Ambidexterity and 2 weaponfighting feats taken . When I attack , I have 2 attacks as being over 6th level fighter . Do I take 2 attacks with each hand , or only with my primary hand , getting only 1 with secondary ? I have been playing as the first option , but at a convention , I was told this was wrong . Do I get 4 attacks per round , or just 3 ? |
| Artector11-05-06, 10:10 PM | First off, in 3.5 Ambidexiterity is part of Two-Weapon Fighting. Second: A 6th level fighter using two weapons gets: 2 attacks with his primary hand, and one attack with his off-hand. So you get 3 attacks per round, sans other feats/abilities. |
| mvincent11-05-06, 10:12 PM | So you get 3 attacks per round, sans other feats/abilities.Correct. You would want the Improved Two-Weapon Fighting (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/feats.htm#improvedTwoWeaponFighting) feat to get another attack. |
| Mogarth_Warheart11-06-06, 12:50 AM | First off, in 3.5 Ambidexiterity is part of Two-Weapon Fighting. Second: A 6th level fighter using two weapons gets: 2 attacks with his primary hand, and one attack with his off-hand. So you get 3 attacks per round, sans other feats/abilities. ever think maybe he is playing 3.0 (or in a 3.25) |
| Bar_Comas11-15-06, 09:56 PM | Yea , I was still using 3.0 Rules . The campaign world upgraded to 3.5 , but I thought the rules for fighting were still like that . Thanks for the input . |
| Artector11-15-06, 10:02 PM | ever think maybe he is playing 3.0 (or in a 3.25) Yeah, but he didn't say he was. So I go by the most current version of the rules. Yea , I was still using 3.0 Rules . The campaign world upgraded to 3.5 , but I thought the rules for fighting were still like that . Thanks for the input . No problem, glad to help. |