I've got a 10th level rogue that is going to take a level of duelist next. His BAB now is +8/+2. A first level duelist's BAB is +1. Does that apply to both attacks making it +9/+3 or just the first attack, making it +9/+2?
Thanks,
Dukan
Both.
Iterative attacks are a function of total BAB and not the BAB of one class.
I really hate that they have iterative attacks in the class tables; it's really silly.
I've got a 10th level rogue that is going to take a level of duelist next. His BAB now is +8/+2. A first level duelist's BAB is +1. Does that apply to both attacks making it +9/+3 or just the first attack, making it +9/+2?
Thanks,
Dukan
A 10th level rogue has a BAB of 7, not 8. The duelist will add +1 to your BAB making it an 8. You will have two attacks (+8/+3).
Oops, you're right. +7 on the first one. I must have misread the chart. Thanks for the info on adding the BAB to both!
Dukan