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<blockquote data-quote="Karanaj" data-source="post: 911985" data-attributes="member: 2626">Technically your bab doesn't increase after 20th level. But the bonus you gain every other level to attacks (I don't recall what it is exactly) counts toward increasing your bab for the purposes of Multiattack or Improved Multiattack, or for prestige classes that require a high bab, etc. You still have just as many attacks per round (with the full attack action) as you did when you were 20th level, however, and I don't recall any way of changing this (bascially, they wanted to limit characters to a maximum of 4 attacks per round, and if you could increase your bab when you pass 20th level, then you could have 5 attacks fairly quickly - if not at level 21 - and much more once you gain a few levels)EDIT: Oh and thank you WizardDru for that little snippet. The feat info wasn't what I was interested, but the question was brought up as to what feats a ranger could &quot;gain&quot; at certain levels (since they now have 2-weapon or archery focuses in 3.5 - basically wondering if you could switch between the two)I think it's safe to assume that you have to stick with the progression you started with.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Karanaj, post: 911985, member: 2626"] Technically your bab doesn't increase after 20th level. But the bonus you gain every other level to attacks (I don't recall what it is exactly) counts toward increasing your bab for the purposes of Multiattack or Improved Multiattack, or for prestige classes that require a high bab, etc. You still have just as many attacks per round (with the full attack action) as you did when you were 20th level, however, and I don't recall any way of changing this (bascially, they wanted to limit characters to a maximum of 4 attacks per round, and if you could increase your bab when you pass 20th level, then you could have 5 attacks fairly quickly - if not at level 21 - and much more once you gain a few levels) EDIT: Oh and thank you WizardDru for that little snippet. The feat info wasn't what I was interested, but the question was brought up as to what feats a ranger could "gain" at certain levels (since they now have 2-weapon or archery focuses in 3.5 - basically wondering if you could switch between the two) I think it's safe to assume that you have to stick with the progression you started with. [/QUOTE]

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