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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mvincent" data-source="post: 3933580" data-attributes="member: 27034">1) Let him know about this thread.2) Show him page 23 of the 3.5 FAQ (<a href="http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/er/20030221a" target="_blank">here</a>), which says:"If a rogue gets multiple attacks in a round (such as froma high base attack bonus or the Rapid Shot feat), can shemake sneak attacks for all of them?Yes, but only if each attack meets a requirement to be asneak attack. For instance, a rogue who flanks an enemy candeliver a sneak attack with every melee attack she makes. Arogue under the effect of a greater invisibility spell treats everyattack as a sneak attack, since she remains invisible despiteattacking. If later attacks in a round no longer meet anyrequirement to be a sneak attack, they aren’t sneak attacks. Forexample, a rogue under the effect of an invisibility spell woulddeal sneak attack damage only with her first attack in a round,because she turns visible as soon as she makes the attack."3) Show him the Rules of the Game article (<a href="http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/rg/20040302a" target="_blank">here</a>) which says:"Number of Sneak AttacksProvided it is possible for you to make a sneak attack at all, you can make multiple sneak attacks when you use the full attack action. For example, if you have a higher initiative result at the beginning of an encounter, your foe is flat-footed and every attack you make is a sneak attack. The same is true if you flank your foe."4) Make clear that you have no problem following his ruling if he wishes to house-rule otherwise.</blockquote>

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