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Yeah, but I'm talking about the divine retribution attack not the other attack that he has.

If you lose your dex bonus for the divine retribution attack and you are being attacked by an omnipresent God with the Divine Splendor ability, you cannot make a reflex save to avoid it.

Hmmm, maybe I don't know, I thought I was the evil one. Oh well. That's just how the universe works.

Hmm, I'll have to try that sometime, maybe the next session. But still to keep the thread on topic can an omnipresent God with the Divine Splendor ability use feint with his divine retribution attack? just so they lose the dex bonus and therefore don't get a reflex save?

Does the instant death feat work with feint? With the instant death feat you can instantly kill whatever you are attacking as a free action whenever you make a successful attack. Is feint considered an attack?

When I say programmer I mean a computer game programmer / (day job) Access Database Programmer / (day job) Web Design Programmer

I didn't know feinting was in 3.0, and if it was it'd still be a standard action

I'm a programmer, but ebola is a hobby of mine.

Well if you think about it the male reproductive process is invasive it attacks a cell and invades it, thus it is a disease. It always in the end result ends in death of the offspring.

Well actually the second was HIV, The one that is really bad, and always ends fatally is life.

So then if you somehow deny the person their dexterity bonus you get a sneak attack, (BTW I like your pic Camarath, it's the third worst sexually transmitted disease in the world), so if say someone triggers a hanging net and someone gets caught in it and fails the reflex DC then they are...

Thanks about the name, I've had it since before 94 and thanks for confirming my thoughts.

The feint says it is a standard action, this is a quote from the d20 3.5 rules reference, so you cannot take a standard action coupled with a full attackactions (as it is a full round action), therefore if you get five attacks with a full attack action, you cannot use any of your attacks to feint.

This is the exact quote from the d20 rules reference for 3.5. I was under the impression you only got one standard action per combat round, and that if you use a full attack action you would get mutiple attacks but the entire full attack action is still equal to one standard action, am I...