two weapon fighting and other fullround feats [Archive] - Wizards Community

two weapon fighting and other fullround feats [Archive] - Wizards Community

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kaikai
07-23-07, 02:50 PM can two weapon fighting be used in conjunction with another feat that requires you using a full round attack to activate?
or more specifically, can feats that mention full round actions in combat be combined?

for instance, two weapon fighting and flurry of blows? or flurry of blows/two weapon fighting and dirty fighting? with adds 1d4 to your attack damage if you hit?
tarkin
07-23-07, 03:07 PM The 3.0 FAQ specifically states that Dirty fighting may not do that. (Dirty Fighting is a 3.0 feat that has not been 'updated' for 3.5)

Doing Dirty FIghting is not part of another Full Round Action, it is itself an entirely different Full Round Action.

Note however, that makes DirtyFighting a really BAD feat, not worth taking.

In my opinion, allowing someone to use Dirty Fighting in conjunction with another full round action is a reasonable House Rule for even a Loose Game.

Strict: No, as per the FAQ.

Loose: House Rule: You may do it as part of another Full Attack action, adding a total of 1d4 damage if you hit one or more times.

Power/Anything Goes: House Rule: You may do it as part of a Full Attack action, adding 1d4 to EVERY attack that hits.
kaikai
07-23-07, 03:27 PM cheers, :)
i'll probably go for the loose house rule
Hsien
07-23-07, 03:49 PM You can use the TWF chain and Flurry.
Note that th TWF/Flurry attack penalties stack and affect all attacks.
kaikai
07-23-07, 04:04 PM cheers, :)
i'll probably go for the loose house rule
VonRichthofen
07-25-07, 12:21 PM or more specifically, can feats that mention full round actions in combat be combined?

Of course NOT. This would call for things like 9 eviscerating strikes in one round of combat, or the likes.

Side note: if the description says something along the lines of "... as part of a full attack action...do trick XY", you're safe.

Otherwise: You can never roll several actions of the same type into one.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
kaikai 07-23-07, 02:50 PM	can two weapon fighting be used in conjunction with another feat that requires you using a full round attack to activate? or more specifically, can feats that mention full round actions in combat be combined? for instance, two weapon fighting and flurry of blows? or flurry of blows/two weapon fighting and dirty fighting? with adds 1d4 to your attack damage if you hit?
tarkin 07-23-07, 03:07 PM	The 3.0 FAQ specifically states that Dirty fighting may not do that. (Dirty Fighting is a 3.0 feat that has not been 'updated' for 3.5) Doing Dirty FIghting is not part of another Full Round Action, it is itself an entirely different Full Round Action. Note however, that makes DirtyFighting a really BAD feat, not worth taking. In my opinion, allowing someone to use Dirty Fighting in conjunction with another full round action is a reasonable House Rule for even a Loose Game. Strict: No, as per the FAQ. Loose: House Rule: You may do it as part of another Full Attack action, adding a total of 1d4 damage if you hit one or more times. Power/Anything Goes: House Rule: You may do it as part of a Full Attack action, adding 1d4 to EVERY attack that hits.
kaikai 07-23-07, 03:27 PM	cheers, :) i'll probably go for the loose house rule
Hsien 07-23-07, 03:49 PM	You can use the TWF chain and Flurry. Note that th TWF/Flurry attack penalties stack and affect all attacks.
kaikai 07-23-07, 04:04 PM	cheers, :) i'll probably go for the loose house rule
VonRichthofen 07-25-07, 12:21 PM	or more specifically, can feats that mention full round actions in combat be combined? Of course NOT. This would call for things like 9 eviscerating strikes in one round of combat, or the likes. Side note: if the description says something along the lines of "... as part of a full attack action...do trick XY", you're safe. Otherwise: You can never roll several actions of the same type into one.