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| Earthbeard07-03-06, 04:51 PM | So got a question! For the life of me can't seem to find the rule if one even exists, for the cap on attacks from one form to another. example: dragon has BAB of +33, if say it turned into human form as per spell/alternate form descriptions. Does this mean it actually has 7 Attacks per round with a sword! Is this accurate, and is thier a cap on number of attacks per round with a weapon that is not epic character? any assistance would be appreciated! |
| Esponer07-03-06, 05:08 PM | There's a limit of four iterative attacks: after +20/+15/+10/+5, you don't split your attack routine into any more attacks. |
| Nephlite07-03-06, 05:11 PM | So got a question! For the life of me can't seem to find the rule if one even exists, for the cap on attacks from one form to another. example: dragon has BAB of +33, if say it turned into human form as per spell/alternate form descriptions. Does this mean it actually has 7 Attacks per round with a sword! Is this accurate, and is thier a cap on number of attacks per round with a weapon that is not epic character? any assistance would be appreciated! Your number of attacks stop once you reach epic level (at least 20 HD). No matter the Bab of a level 30 Cleric he can't get 4 attacks/round. You still get extra Bab each level you would get it, but no more attacks. If Dragons have full bab than as a human they'd have 4 attacks/round. And according to Dragon type they do have full bab. Anyone with more than 20 HD is epic. So Caps aren't neccesary. Yes, dragons can be epic too. |