Flank vs back attack
Flank vs back attack
If a group flanks a baddy in the front and back, does the pc in back get both a flank and back atk bonus for a total of +3? Or do they just receive the greater of the 2 bonuses?
Re: Flank vs back attack
I would just use the better of the two bonuses.
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Re: Flank vs back attack
No. One or the other. You are either attacking someones flank or, back.jdizzy001 wrote:If a group flanks a baddy in the front and back, does the pc in back get both a flank and back atk bonus for a total of +3?
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Re: Flank vs back attack
See below -- flanking is dependent on facing. The flank is the rear oblique of the target.
In 3.5 and Pathfinder, a flank is a scenario in which 2 characters on opposite sides of the target are in a position to threaten the target, giving both a bonus. If you play with this version of flank, I guess it's up to you what happens!
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