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Message: <blockquote data-quote="azmodean" data-source="post: 1938668" data-attributes="member: 26590">The rules say nothing about the type of action you must take to get the extra off-hand attack(s).  It is just as applicable if you are using a flurry of blows as when you are getting iterative attacks with  a regular weapon.  That having been said, here's the full breakdown, as I understand it:Flurry(must use shuriken) +5/+5/+5/+0extra off-hand attacks(can be any thrown weapon) +5/+0Rapid shot (any thrown weapon, technically part of the off-hand attack) +5Haste(any thrown weapon) +5Just a comment on this situation, some people are like "8 attacks at lvl 13!!! that's so broken", but if you look at it, it's 6 attacks at -4 from base, and 2 more at -9, also the majority of the attacks (3 primary plus one secondary) are 1d2 damage with no str bonus addedI was incorrect previously, shuriken can be drawn as a free action with no feat, note they also are at 1/50 cost to enchant, but can only be used once.  Tanglefoot bags, on the other hand, are regular thrown weapons, and must be drawn as a move action (or part of a move action).  (house rule-ish) You could have a few tanglefoot bags in one hand, and use the other hand for all the throwing, which lets you throw a limited number of tanglefoot bags without having to spend an action drawing them.I can't find any official rules on poisoning, but it seems that is the only potential problem with this concept.  What kind of action is it to apply poison to a piece of ammunition?  How long does the poison remain effective once applied?</blockquote>

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