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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rrealm" data-source="post: 1667820" data-attributes="member: 20630">It depends on what type of weapons you are using.  If you use two weapons, or a single weapon and attack multiple times, as many SAs as you have attacks.If you use a 'volley' attack, such as multi-shot, or a handfull of shuriken, only your first attack out of the volley count as a SA.  Though, if you can resease multiple volleys, you can still get more than one SA. Quoted from <a href="http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/rg/20040302a" target="_blank">WotC: Rules of the Game - Sneak Attacks [Page 3 of 4]</a> Number of Sneak Attacks Provided it is possible for you to make a sneak attack at all, you can make multiple sneak attacks when you use the full attack action. For example, if you have a higher initiative result at the beginning of an encounter, your foe is flat-footed and every attack you make is a sneak attack. The same is true if you flank your foe. Anything that allows you to make extra attacks during the full attack action gets you extra sneak attacks as well: fighting with two weapons, the haste spell, and the monk's flurry of blows are the most common ways of getting extra attacks. Remember the earlier note about invisibility effects, however. If you're relying on invisibility to set up a sneak attack, you'll only have the effect for the first attack you make during your turn. You'll still get all your extra attacks, but only the first will be a sneak attack. You don't have this problem if you're using a greater invisibility effect.</blockquote>

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