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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deset Gled" data-source="post: 480018" data-attributes="member: 7808">As long as you make no more attacks than the normal number allowed because of your BAB, I think this would be fine (although I don't really see a situation where it would be useful).As far as the question of attacking with different weapons goes, the best cite I can give is this, which comes from the Netbook of Feats (I am leaving out the name and some info, but I think this covers the relevant part):Benefit: If you are wielding two weapons, you may foregoyour extra attack (or attacks, if you have Improved Two-Weapon Fighting) with the off-hand weapon. If you do so,you may split your normal attack freely between the twoweapons. Attacks with the weapon in your primary handhave no penalty, and attacks with the weapon your off handsuffer the normal -4 penalty for off-hand attacks unless youalso have Ambidexterity. This feat can be used if one‘weapon’ is an unarmed strike.Notes: Some DMs may interpret this rule from CoreRulebook I in a different fashion, and allow this abilityfreely to all characters without the need to spend a feat.This feat merely outlines that there are two possibleinterpretations and documents the version that wouldrequire additional explanation.</blockquote>