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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gez" data-source="post: 434181" data-attributes="member: 1328">Multiple attacks.Someone with a BAB of +6 (6th-level fighter, 8th-level cleric or rogue,  12th-level wizard, or some multiclass combination) get an additional attack at +1. That's called "iterative attacks".Similarly, a BAB of +11 gives two iterative attacks, one at +6 and one at +1, and a BAB of +16 gives you the maximum of 3 iterative attacks, at +11, +6 and +1.Even with epic levels and a BAB of +127, you only get 3 iterative attacks.Exception: the monk get a special class feature that allow him to get iterative (unarmed or with special monk weapons) attacks every 3 ranks, rather than every 5 ranks. He caps at 4 iterative attacks (for a level 20 monk, that will be +15 (first attack)/+12/+9/+6/+3).In order to perform the iterative attacks, one must do a full attack action.Some feats or class features allow to perform other extra attacks that are not iterative attacks, like a monk's Flurry of Blow (one extra attack at the cost of a -2 penalty on all attack rolls), the Two-Weapon Fighting (one extra attack with the off-hand weapon) and Improved Two-Weapon Fighting feats, the Cleave and Great Cleave feats, etc.And on top of that, you must add the famous Attacks of Opportunity.</blockquote>