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Message: <blockquote data-quote="irdeggman" data-source="post: 5616308" data-attributes="member: 16285">Per the rules they do.All of your attacks are resolved during your phase.I again go back to not looking at everything in terms of time.Per the rules no one acts at the same time, per the rules each individuals actions are all resolved before the next person's in the initiative order.  Hence a combat round really has no true time. If you insist that a combat round lasts 6 seconds (which is not a definitive by the way only an approximatation) then 100 people involved in combat are all acting at the same time - and yet each one's actions are resolved before the next ones (which can affect how that one performs his actions).    When a character has multiple attacks from a high BAB he resolves each one in order - and can change targets between attacks - if he throws both axes at the same time (i.e., two weapon fighting) they are not iterative attacks and are suposed to be resolved at the same time - hence you should be choosing the targets at the same time.I state, yet again that to try and analyze a combat round based on "time" will continually lead an individual to madness since the entire system is abstract.</blockquote>