
Raje |
Alright. So a zombie retains all natural attacks, manufactured weapon attacks and so on of the base creature. Then it also gains a slam attack at its highest attack bonus.
What if the base creature has 2 slam attacks? Does it have 3 slam attacks then? And if it's a fast zombie variant, does it do 4 slams when full attacking?
Take the Cave Giant for example. It has 2 slams as natural attacks. Add Fast Zombie variant. Do it get +1 slam for being a zombie and another slam when full-attacking?
Full attack options for Cave Giant non-zombie (feats removed):
Melee battleaxe +12/+7 (2d6+9/x3) or
2 slams +12 (1d8+6)
Full attack options for Cave Giant fast zombie (stat changes not factored in):
Melee battleaxe +12/+7 (2d6+9/x3) and slam +12 (1d8+6) or
4 slams +12 (1d8+6)
Is this correct? I'm unsure how the natural slam attacks interact with the slam attacks from being a zombie and quick strikes.
EDIT: I remembered that one can make natural attacks as part of a full attack with manufactured weapons as well, but forgoing 1 slam per weapon hold in a limb (due to the slam would not be possible, I guess the logic goes), those natural attacks count as secondary attacks then and impose the usual -5 atk bonus penalty. With holding the battleaxe 2-handed (losing 2 slams for 2 limbs holding manufactured weapon) and in addition to the full atk bonus slam from quick strikes I guess it would then look like something like this:
Melee battleaxe +12/+7 (2d6+9/x3) and slam +7 (1d8+3) and slam +12 (1d8+6) or
4 slams +12 (1d8+6)