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<blockquote data-quote="Cylock" data-source="post: 8704202" data-attributes="member: 12440">Thanks so much for responding and that makes sense to me - it seems like using this maneuver will allow their full compliment of attacks.&nbsp;&nbsp; How does that description align with the ae5 tools.com section on Techniques:TECHNIQUESA technique is activated as part of the Attack action. When you use a technique, you make a weapon attack. When a technique requires more than one attack, using it reduces your total number of attacks on your turn by the number of attacks it requires. For example, when an adventurer that can make 3 attacks each turn uses the Stunning Assault technique (which requires 2 attacks) they make one weapon attack as part of the combat maneuver, and then make an additional weapon attack.Can you please help me understand how the bolded sentence above applies in this context?&nbsp; &nbsp; This is what I think had me confused and why I initially thought that Stunning Assault required the sacrifice of 2 attacks to make one weapon attack as part of the combat maneuver.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cylock, post: 8704202, member: 12440"] Thanks so much for responding and that makes sense to me - it seems like using this maneuver will allow their full compliment of attacks. How does that description align with the ae5 tools.com section on Techniques: TECHNIQUES A technique is activated as part of the Attack action. When you use a technique, you make a weapon attack. When a technique requires more than one attack, using it reduces your total number of attacks on your turn by the number of attacks it requires. For example, when an adventurer that can make 3 attacks each turn uses the Stunning Assault technique [COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][B](which requires 2 attacks)[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][B]they make [U]one weapon attack[/U][/B][/COLOR] as part of the combat maneuver, and then make an additional weapon attack. Can you please help me understand how the bolded sentence above applies in this context? This is what I think had me confused and why I initially thought that Stunning Assault required the sacrifice of 2 attacks to make one weapon attack as part of the combat maneuver. [/QUOTE]

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