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Salick 11-14-07, 01:26 PM	Does this make sense? Bounding assault: allows you to make two attacks as part of a spring attack. One on two different foes or both on one foe. However the wording requires that their be two foes to even use the feat at all. This means that if their is only one enemy you can't take your second attack even though with two foes you could put both attacks on one opponent. Rapid Blitz: allows you to make a third attack as part of a spring attack which says it stacks with the one granted by bounding assault. It does not say that you must select a third target for this feat to work. It also doesn't say that this attack can be used on the same target. Does anyone have a ruling/clue how the heck these feats actually work?
Llathos 11-14-07, 09:44 PM	I think your interpretation is overly literal. I believe the intent is that you are adding a new enemy to avoid AoO from. If there isn't one, the feat isn't broken...it's just not fully capitalized on. For example, Bob the dex fighter sees a lone kobold. He can spring attack in, designating the lone enemy, and combine his BA/RB combo to attack 3 times with +0/-5/-10 modifiers from the feats.