| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| FrostWolf11-30-07, 08:41 PM | Can someone point me in an alternate direction to pull this off other than the feat eating Spring Attack route? I'd like to still have a few feats I can use for flavior. Thanks in advanced. |
| Salla11-30-07, 08:50 PM | There's a feat ... I think it's in Complete Adventurer, called either Double Strike or Dual Strike, that lets you swing with two different weapons as a standard action. It's got a penalty on it of some sort, though ... There's also Complete Champion's Lion Totem Barbarian. |
| Neutronium_Dragon11-30-07, 09:08 PM | The Wolf Fang Strike maneuver in the Tome of Battle will also do the job. |
| Tectorman11-30-07, 11:11 PM | Two-Weapon Pounce a la PHB2. |
| Dheran12-01-07, 06:00 AM | Snap Kick lets you add an unarmed strike to any melee attack(s). |
| wonlee7612-03-07, 11:04 AM | I hope you do realize spring attack in and of itself doesn't let you move and attack with 2 weapons unless you meant spring attack and getting five levels of the Tempest Prestige Class. Pounce ability: Several methods to gain this ability, the easiest of which is the Lion Totem Barbarian in Complete Champion. That dual strike feat (or whatever its called) in Complete Adventurer. Slashing Flurry (or something like that) in PHB II lets you get 2 attacks with 1 weapon as a standard action. Melee Weapon Mastery (Slash) is a pre-req and there are of course penalties for trying to do this. Hustle (XPH): Get a free move action so you can full attack after moving. Belt of Battle (MIC): I forget the # of charges but its either 1 or 2 charges from the Belt of Battle that lets you take a move action so you can do the Move and full attack after the move. |
| Dheran12-03-07, 03:51 PM | I hope you do realize spring attack in and of itself doesn't let you move and attack with 2 weapons unless you meant spring attack and getting five levels of the Tempest Prestige Class. I think by "the feat eating Spring Attack route" the OP was referring to Bounding Assault and Rapid Blitz (PH2). These let you add extra attacks when you Spring Attack. They don't by themselves let you strike with a second weapon, but if you had armor spikes and/or a boot blade you could use those as well as your primary weapon. |
| wonlee7612-03-07, 03:57 PM | I think by "the feat eating Spring Attack route" the OP was referring to Bounding Assault and Rapid Blitz (PH2). These let you add extra attacks when you Spring Attack. They don't by themselves let you strike with a second weapon, but if you had armor spikes and/or a boot blade you could use those as well as your primary weapon. Ahhh, that explains it... I was wondering what the whole Spring Attack feat tree had to do with multiple attacks after moving. |