Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Flunkie 05-23-07, 03:38 PM	When you have more than one attack in a full attack action can you used that for multiple sunder attempts? The same question goes for tripping, disarming, grappling. And from the looks of it, Overrun, feint's, bullrush and charging are single attempts per turn. When you have two-weapong fighting- move and make an attack, you get a single attack, but do you get two with two weapon fighting?
Squall255 05-23-07, 03:59 PM	no, there is a feat that allows you to do that called Dual Strike. I think that's either in CAdv, or PHBII
Vharuck 05-23-07, 04:02 PM	When you have more than one attack in a full attack action can you used that for multiple sunder attempts? The same question goes for tripping, disarming, grappling. These are all attack options, so yes, you can do any of these with an attack, including mutliple of one or a mixture of a few if you have a high enough Base Attack Bonus.
Kouk 05-23-07, 04:03 PM	You can attempt a Disarm, Grapple, or Trip in place of a normal attack and so can try them multiple times in a round. The others are Standard Actions, you can only do it once a round. Feint may be an exception, if you take Improved Feint which changes it to a Move action and so you could try twice I suppose. No matter how many weapons you normally use in a full attack, you can only attack with a single one (normally) if you also use a Move action. It can be with either of your weapons though, and you don't take the TWF penalties to hit.
Flunkie 05-23-07, 04:15 PM	Thanks for covering that for me guys! Cheers