Sunder question...

[Dwarmaj]

When using sunder the opponant gets an opposed roll, are the opposed rolls linked to the number of attacks for each creature?

Example:
Ftr with a +2 longsword and attacks of (+11/+6/+1) attempts to sunder a Ftr with a +1 weapon and attacks of (+7/+2). If Ftr#1 used all of his attacks as sunder attemps, would the last attack be unopposed?

Dwarmaj

 

[Cor Azer]

No, the number of iterative attacks doesn't hamper or benefit sundering (other than having multiple attacks means you can attempt more sunders).

 

[Crothian]

Sundering is a nice ability. PCs really hate NPCs who sunder weapons. Of course, I'm never happy when the PCs Sunder the NPC's weapons either, so it all balances out.

 

[CRGreathouse]

Ftr with a +2 longsword and attacks of (+11/+6/+1) attempts to sunder a Ftr with a +1 weapon and attacks of (+7/+2). If Ftr#1 used all of his attacks as sunder attemps, would the last attack be unopposed?

Sunder #1: +11 vs. +7
Sunder #2: +6 vs. +7
Sunder #3: +1 vs. +7