Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Heavy Cavalry 03-09-07, 05:16 PM	Assume my warforged is attacking with his longsword and, using the rules for natural attacks, slams as a secondary attack at a -5 penalty during a full attack action. If he also has the second slam feat, which allows for another slam at a -5 penalty, does that penalty stack with the first to create a -10, or is it a simple -5 penalty on the second slam? For example (assume bab +6, 14 str) a: longsword +8/+3; slam +3/+3 or b: longsword +8/+3; slam +3/-2 Thanks
JarionSilverblades 03-09-07, 05:36 PM	I think the rule about only getting one attack with a natural weapon, when using it as a secondary weapon would take precedent. Not totally sure.
Heavy Cavalry 03-09-07, 05:50 PM	The feat, Second Slam, essentially says you can make a second slam attack at a -5 modifier if you've made a slam as part of a full round action. It seems that it would allow then the scenario I mentioned above. The question is, at what total modifier?
CrimsonDeath 03-09-07, 06:54 PM	As a general rule, penalties always stack (if they come from different sources). I'd think it would be -10.
paladin2019 03-09-07, 07:45 PM	I second -10.