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| dndlocke04-13-08, 03:49 AM | I have blurstrike ability on my weapon which allows me to make my first swing of the round against my opponent as though he were flat footed, the feat then kicks off, what if I use Imp Feint then get my free hit, would it kick twice with blurstrike? What If I get another Fullround of action available perse through Belt of Battle MIC73? Is it still one round? or two now since I just used two full rounds? What about being Hasted and going through all this? What would be the outcome?:confused: |
| Tobias_Bluesummers04-13-08, 11:32 AM | Not exactly sure about the enchantment, but from your description I would think it still is only the first attack of each round. No matter how many attacks you get. You would get an extra one if you somehow got another full round of actions. But I don't know for sure. |
| elonin04-13-08, 03:12 PM | If you have the belt of battle you can activate it and use one charge to receive a move action. You can then use that move action to use improved feint. If your bluff check is high enough to work then get your 1 sneak attack. If you have additional attacks you could then activate the blur strike (free action) to get another sneak attack if you have multiple attacks then take any other attacks you have. |
| dndlocke04-15-08, 12:25 AM | how many times can I use blurstrike? once every round right? coudln't a rogue exploit it and completely SA the crap outta people? |
| elonin04-15-08, 06:34 AM | I'm sure there are possible exploits for this, though none that don't have the distinct smell of cheddar. This is dungeons and dragons not encounters and exploits. |
| zeratulcraft04-15-08, 07:08 AM | The limits on it per day, limits your DM interposes. |
| dndlocke04-17-08, 04:49 PM | What are the basic rules with AoO's? how many per target per round would be a good consideration? What If I have combat reflexes? any technicalities or erratas? |
| ToastedAmphibian04-18-08, 08:12 PM | ?? what? You may make X AoO on a target, where x is the lesser of Y and Z. Y=#of AoO you have per round that you havnt yet used aginst another target Z=#of AoO the target has provoked There are no other limits on the number of AoO you may make aginst a target in a round. |