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OK, I'm a long time DnD player but newly introduced to 3.0 and Pathfinder. I am getting ready to run my first Pathfinder game and was wondering if monsters follow the same rule as characters for multiple attacks and having to use a full round action to use them all.
Example a 6th lvl Barb has 2 attacks +6/+1 and needs a full round action to use both.
A troll has a bite +8 and 2 claws +8, does he need to use a full round action to use them all or is it a standard action and he would still get a move action?
Thanks for any help.
OK, I'm a long time DnD player but newly introduced to 3.0 and Pathfinder. I am getting ready to run my first Pathfinder game and was wondering if monsters follow the same rule as characters for multiple attacks and having to use a full round action to use them all.
Example a 6th lvl Barb has 2 attacks +6/+1 and needs a full round action to use both.
A troll has a bite +8 and 2 claws +8, does he need to use a full round action to use them all or is it a standard action and he would still get a move action?
Thanks for any help.
Full action for the multiple attacks of a troll (and all other monsters)
Standard for just 1.The trait Pounce is one of few exceptions, allowing a full attack at the end of a charge.
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OK, I'm a long time DnD player but newly introduced to 3.0 and Pathfinder. I am getting ready to run my first Pathfinder game and was wondering if monsters follow the same rule as characters for multiple attacks and having to use a full round action to use them all.
Example a 6th lvl Barb has 2 attacks +6/+1 and needs a full round action to use both.
A troll has a bite +8 and 2 claws +8, does he need to use a full round action to use them all or is it a standard action and he would still get a move action?
Thanks for any help.
Full action for the multiple attacks of a troll (and all other monsters)
Standard for just 1.The trait Pounce is one of few exceptions, allowing a full attack at the end of a charge.
Thats what I thought but couldn't find rules stating so. Thanks for the answer.