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<blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 152662" data-attributes="member: 1465">Can you please help us on this subject?If a spellcaster casts a touch spell, he can hold the charge and deliver the touch attack later. Casting the spell provokes an AoO. Since he is making an unarmed attack, delivering the touch attack provokes a second AoO, isn't it? In Tome &amp; Blood, it is suggested to take Improved Unarmed Strike exactly to prevent provoking the second AoO (since with the Feat you would be considered armed).Is it correct? Before reading Tome &amp; Blood, we have always forgotten the second AoO!!! Anyway, it becomes very uncomfortable for a spellcaster with low AC to use touch spells without the Feat, since they can cast on the defensive, but cannot avoid provoking the second AoO... (they can avoid the first AoO by casting, moving and then touch-attacking)Can you also deliver a touch attack with a weapon? Exactly to be armed and don't provoke the second AoO.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Li Shenron, post: 152662, member: 1465"] Can you please help us on this subject? If a spellcaster casts a touch spell, he can hold the charge and deliver the touch attack later. Casting the spell provokes an AoO. Since he is making an unarmed attack, delivering the touch attack provokes a second AoO, isn't it? In Tome & Blood, it is suggested to take Improved Unarmed Strike exactly to prevent provoking the second AoO (since with the Feat you would be considered armed). Is it correct? Before reading Tome & Blood, we have always forgotten the second AoO!!! Anyway, it becomes very uncomfortable for a spellcaster with low AC to use touch spells without the Feat, since they can cast on the defensive, but cannot avoid provoking the second AoO... (they can avoid the first AoO by casting, moving and then touch-attacking) Can you also deliver a touch attack with a weapon? Exactly to be armed and don't provoke the second AoO. [/QUOTE]

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