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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Elvinis75" data-source="post: 1179872" data-attributes="member: 4379">I'm assuming that this is from the book and not from the SRD.The SRD doesn't mention any of this.Thinking about this though I tend to believe that this is the base rule and the way that it works unless something else above the base rules says that overrules the base ruleset I agree.  However it become clear that the Pounce ability overrules the single attack portion of the rule why not a feat like cleave that states that the attack get another attack at the “same bonus” as the first attack.  Personally I think that cleave would follow though to opponents beyond the first opponent that are within range when they enter the threatening square.  I know this would be a house rule.  By the rules it is clear that same bonus doesn’t = same BAB.  It could but isn’t necessarily true.  Thus I would be forced to rule that it is the same total attack bonus and here is why.The attack roll is defined as:D20 + attack modifier (or bonus)Attack modifiers include the character's base attack bonus, size adjustment, strength adjustment, and any other bonuses that apply to the attack roll.If we use the same bonus then it include all of those things even if they don’t make sense.  I like the middle ground.  Apply all situation bonuses as you see fit.  I think that unless there was a big difference in the situational bonuses that would be applied I would, in hopes of a fluid gaming session, apply them all.Has anyone mailed the sage about this???</blockquote>

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