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I think I've finally got this down. Suppose I have a human first-level fighter, and as the character gains levels, he alternates between fighter and rogue. His BAB and save bonuses are the sum of the BAB and save bonuses for his fighter level and his rogue level. As he gains 3,5,7 etc. TOTAL levels, he gains additional feats. When he reaches EVEN levels as a FIGHTER he gains bonus feats (limited selection). When his BAB reaches +6, he gets a second attack at +1.
That's correct. He also gains feats after first level for being human, a fighter and first level.
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That's correct. He also gains feats after first level for being human, a fighter and first level.
Yeah. He would start with two feats (any two for which he qualifies) and one bonus feat (combat only). I just wanted to be sure I correctly understood the addition of feats as he gains levels.
And as he reaches 4, 8, 12 TOTAL levels he gets to add to his attribute scores.
You've got it. He'll gain fighter bonus feats at character levels 1, 3, 7, 11, 15, and 19. He'll gain regular feats as normal.
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You've got it. He'll gain fighter bonus feats at character levels 1, 3, 7, 11, 15, and 19. He'll gain regular feats as normal.
I only play organized PFS, so this hypothetical character is limited to 12 total levels. Your post is assuming that I gain levels in strict alternation (F-R-F-R-F-R etc). I was thinking more of F-R-F-F-R-F-R-F-R-F-R-F, so he would end up as 7th level fighter/5th level rogue (if he lived so long).