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<blockquote data-quote="cjosephs1s" data-source="post: 5735835" data-attributes="member: 6683450">I read Blade Flurry about 4 times and its still kind of confusing to me.&nbsp; &nbsp;I can see it going a couple of ways.&nbsp; First is it supposed to allow you to attack squares you threaten whenever you make an attack?&nbsp; For example.&nbsp; You attack X but are threatening Y and Z.&nbsp; So you hit X twice.&nbsp; You can now attack Y twice assuming you meet the conditions.&nbsp; &nbsp;Or...You attack X twice and threaten Y and Z.&nbsp; Y provokes an attack of opportunity so you get two attacks of opportunity against Y when he does assuming you meet the conditions.&nbsp; Or do you get 3 attacks of opportunity?&nbsp; &nbsp;If the latter is the case do these extra attacks of opportunity count towards&nbsp; your alloted amount for that round? &nbsp;The feats look pretty cool.&nbsp; Not quite my style but definetly flashy, cool, useful, and flavorful!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cjosephs1s, post: 5735835, member: 6683450"] I read Blade Flurry about 4 times and its still kind of confusing to me. I can see it going a couple of ways. First is it supposed to allow you to attack squares you threaten whenever you make an attack? For example. You attack X but are threatening Y and Z. So you hit X twice. You can now attack Y twice assuming you meet the conditions. Or...You attack X twice and threaten Y and Z. Y provokes an attack of opportunity so you get two attacks of opportunity against Y when he does assuming you meet the conditions. Or do you get 3 attacks of opportunity? If the latter is the case do these extra attacks of opportunity count towards your alloted amount for that round? The feats look pretty cool. Not quite my style but definetly flashy, cool, useful, and flavorful! [/QUOTE]

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