I have a question about the natural weapons a dragon has.

[Deaths Adorable Apprentice]

So an adult white dragon has a bite and 2 claws, both of which are listed as primary attacks, 2 wings and a tail slap, both of which are listed as a secondary attack. If I give the critter mutiattack. How does this work? In a Full attack do I get to use all of them or is it still in piecemeal? Also is is there a way to attack lots of people at once?

This matters because this dragon is not going to be able to fly very much.

Thank you in advance
DAA

[Chess Pwn]

the dragon when doing a standard attack with or without multiattack you pick one weapon to attack with.

without multiattack your full attacks look like bite (full bab and str damage), 2 claws (full bab and str damage), 2 wings (-5 bab and half str damage), tail (-5 bab and half str damage)

With multiattack your full attacks look like bite (full bab and str damage), 2 claws (full bab and str damage), 2 wings (-2 bab and half str damage), tail (-2 bab and half str damage)

each attack can be made at anyone in range, so with your 6 attacks you could attack 6 different people with one attack each.

[Lady-J]

Chess Pwn wrote:

the dragon

when doing a standard attack with or without multiattack you pick one weapon to attack with.

without multiattack your full attacks look like bite (full bab and str damage), 2 claws (full bab and str damage), 2 wings (-5 bab and half str damage), tail (-5 bab and half str damage)

With multiattack your full attacks look like bite (full bab and str damage), 2 claws (full bab and str damage), 2 wings (-2 bab and half str damage), tail (-2 bab and half str damage)

each attack can be made at anyone in range, so with your 6 attacks you could attack 6 different people with one attack each.

^this^ mostly however since we are talking about a dragon, dragons always get 1.5x str to damage on bite and tail attacks regardless of them being primary or secondary attacks

[Deaths Adorable Apprentice]

Brilliant! I thought it worked like that but I wanted to be sure.

Thank you both!
DAA