Assuming the fighter is already in flanking position at the beginning of your turn, you can land four sneak attacks (3+1 for two-weapon fighting). If the fighter hits and deals damage at least once on his subsequent turn, uou get one extra attack with opportunist, and it is still a sneak attack. HoweverRemathilis said:
So even if the fighter pummels the crap out of your quarry, you still only get one sneak attack for being an opportunist killing machine with combat reflexes. Then, if ever the baddie tries something stupid and provokes attacks of opportunity, you get extra attacks, which are sneak attacks as long as he's still between you and your buddy.the SRD said:
Yup, they're all sneak attacks. Ain't it sad how that 45d6 drops to 0d6 if your enemy happens to be undead, a plant, an ooze, wearing fortification armor, etcRemathilis said:I thought as much, but was just making sure each of those attack are sneak attacks...
Ultimate total (with all hits) 5 (3 BAB +1 off hand +1 Oppertunist). Thats 45d6 sneak attack damage...
?Nope. Opportunity is a special ability that lets you make an Attack of Opportunity--and you can only ever make one AoO per target per round.Alpha Polaris said:
This was changed in 3.5. It's once per target per opportunity now. If you have combat reflexes (and enough dex), and someone moves through your threatened space, then attempts to cast a spell (not defensively) while still threatened by you, you would be able to take 2 AoOs against them.Planesdragon said:
