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<blockquote data-quote="DM-Rocco" data-source="post: 3439096" data-attributes="member: 14451">Does anybody know of a touch spell that allows you to make multiple simultaneous touch attacks against the same target?&nbsp; The key word being simultaneous. I can't think of any off of the top of my head.This is a question from the FAQ:How does the duskblade’s arcane channeling class feature (Player’s Handbook II, 20) work with spells that allow multiple touch attacks, such as chill touch?For a spell that allows you to make multiple touch attacks against separate creatures (such as chill touch), you only channel one touch of the spell through your weapon attack, regardless of the number of touches allowed by the spell. If the spell’s duration is instantaneous (as chill touch), its effect is expended by a single weapon attack, even if the spell would normally allow multiple simultaneous touches.If the spell allowed you to make multiple simultaneous touch attacks against the same target, treat it as if you had targeted the enemy struck by your weapon with all the eligible attacks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DM-Rocco, post: 3439096, member: 14451"] Does anybody know of a touch spell that allows you to make multiple simultaneous touch attacks against the same target? The key word being simultaneous. I can't think of any off of the top of my head. This is a question from the FAQ: How does the duskblade’s arcane channeling class feature (Player’s Handbook II, 20) work with spells that allow multiple touch attacks, such as chill touch? For a spell that allows you to make multiple touch attacks against separate creatures (such as chill touch), you only channel one touch of the spell through your weapon attack, regardless of the number of touches allowed by the spell. If the spell’s duration is instantaneous (as chill touch), its effect is expended by a single weapon attack, even if the spell would normally allow multiple simultaneous touches. If the spell allowed you to make multiple simultaneous touch attacks against the same target, treat it as if you had targeted the enemy struck by your weapon with all the eligible attacks. [/QUOTE]

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