[QUOTE=Wrath-Of-Egg]Just advance playing and you will get those attacks.. there is nothing to worry about..
But i am sure that some called SILVERDRAGON will soon give us some information about that matter..[/QUOTE]
...sorry for being late
...but was on a business trip last week...
generally it's quite simple - you can calculate your BAB based on the levels you have in each class and then just add them!
so a fighter 4 - rogue 3 - wiz 7 would have the following BAB calculation:
- fighter 4: each level +1 > BAB +4 (same for all other fighter based classes)
- rogue 3: for every 4 levels you get +1 BAB for each level beside of the first one > BAB +2 (same for bard, cleric & druid)
- wizard 7: for every 2nd level +1 BAB > BAB +3 (same for sorc)
this is a total of BAB +9
generally you start with one attack and get a 2nd one with BAB 6 and every 5 afterwards you get another additional attack - so with BAB 9 you would get:
2 attacks - the 1st one with a BAB 9 and a 2nd attack with a BAB 4
but this is capped at a maximum of 4 attacks via BAB !
you can get one additional attack in three ways:
- haste
- 2 weapon fighting
- an item with "speed" effect
but you can only get a maximum of five attacks - even if you have a BAB 30, 2WF, haste and a speed item you are capped at 5 attacks per round!
...btw. 2WF has the best BAB for the 5th attack in almost every case!
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