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<blockquote data-quote="Acmite" data-source="post: 78756" data-attributes="member: 183">Rapid shot applies to all ranged attacks (providing the weapon can be used multiple times in a round).&nbsp; A whip is considered a projectile weapon.&nbsp; Your analogy doesn't really work since you are comparing melee atacks to ranged attacks using a feat that only applies to ranged attacks.The closest example would be a fighter with improved unarmed strike using the TWF and Ambi feats to get an additional attack (at lessened penalties).Monks have no &quot;off-hand&quot; attacks.&nbsp; All their attacks are considered to be with a primary &quot;hand&quot;, since they use all parts of their body to attack (Scottish head-butting and groin kicking to flying albow attacks and drop-kicks).In order to get multiple attacks in a round, a character must use a Full Attack.&nbsp; Therefore in order to use Crack of Fate/Doom, they must use a FAA.&nbsp; Since the requirements for Rapid Shot and CoF/D are the same and there are no prohibitions against them stacking, they can both be used...but the penalties are cumulative.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Acmite, post: 78756, member: 183"] Rapid shot applies to all ranged attacks (providing the weapon can be used multiple times in a round). A whip is considered a projectile weapon. Your analogy doesn't really work since you are comparing melee atacks to ranged attacks using a feat that only applies to ranged attacks. The closest example would be a fighter with improved unarmed strike using the TWF and Ambi feats to get an additional attack (at lessened penalties). Monks have no "off-hand" attacks. All their attacks are considered to be with a primary "hand", since they use all parts of their body to attack (Scottish head-butting and groin kicking to flying albow attacks and drop-kicks). In order to get multiple attacks in a round, a character must use a Full Attack. Therefore in order to use Crack of Fate/Doom, they must use a FAA. Since the requirements for Rapid Shot and CoF/D are the same and there are no prohibitions against them stacking, they can both be used...but the penalties are cumulative. [/QUOTE]

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