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Scuda: /* Gameplay notes */ made Manyshot command toggle more obvious

2024-10-27T09:43:25Z

Gameplay notes: made Manyshot command toggle more obvious

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	==Gameplay notes==		==Gameplay notes==
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	'''Automatic manyshot:''' Toggle automatic manyshot with chat command: >manyshot on and >manyshot off		'''Automatic manyshot:''' Toggle automatic manyshot with chat command: >manyshot on and >manyshot off


	Notching two arrows instead of one works like this:		Notching two arrows instead of one works like this:

172.68.238.51 at 14:18, 11 May 2022

2022-05-11T14:18:33Z

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	[[Death attack]] is treated differently from sneak attack and does apply to both arrows.		[[Death attack]] is treated differently from sneak attack and does apply to both arrows.

	~~Manyshot always rely on Dex for AB. So it's questionable on a zen archer.~~		As of May 11, 2022, testing showed that manyshot works correct with Zen Archery.
	~~A PC with 5 dexterity modifier and 10 wisdom modifier will only get their dexterity modifier to overall AB on manyshot:~~
	~~For example, assume a character~~ of ~~level 20 who has 20 Base Attack Bonus. Their dexterity modifier is 5 and their wisdom modifier is 10~~, ~~they have manyshot.~~
	~~For regular attacks~~, ~~their Attack Bonus would be 30: 20 Base Attack Bonuse + 10 Wisdom modifier.~~
	~~Though, if they use~~ manyshot~~, their Attack Bonus will become: 20 (Base Attack Bonus) + 5 (Dexterity modifier) - 8 (manyshot penalty). Wisdom modifier from~~ Zen ~~archery is not accounted for manyshot feat~~.

	==3.5E comparison==		==3.5E comparison==

172.68.238.9: More explanation on Zen archery and manyshot.

2022-05-11T13:39:27Z

More explanation on Zen archery and manyshot.

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	Manyshot always rely on Dex for AB. So it's questionable on a zen archer.		Manyshot always rely on Dex for AB. So it's questionable on a zen archer.
			A PC with 5 dexterity modifier and 10 wisdom modifier will only get their dexterity modifier to overall AB on manyshot:
			For example, assume a character of level 20 who has 20 Base Attack Bonus. Their dexterity modifier is 5 and their wisdom modifier is 10, they have manyshot.
			For regular attacks, their Attack Bonus would be 30: 20 Base Attack Bonuse + 10 Wisdom modifier.
			Though, if they use manyshot, their Attack Bonus will become: 20 (Base Attack Bonus) + 5 (Dexterity modifier) - 8 (manyshot penalty). Wisdom modifier from Zen archery is not accounted for manyshot feat.

	==3.5E comparison==		==3.5E comparison==

77.180.88.84: /* Gameplay notes */

2021-08-11T10:05:35Z

Gameplay notes

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	[[Death attack]] is treated differently from sneak attack and does apply to both arrows.		[[Death attack]] is treated differently from sneak attack and does apply to both arrows.

			Manyshot always rely on Dex for AB. So it's questionable on a zen archer.

	==3.5E comparison==		==3.5E comparison==

Nimne: automatic manyshot

2019-02-26T11:19:25Z

automatic manyshot

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	==Gameplay notes==		==Gameplay notes==

			'''Automatic manyshot:''' Toggle automatic manyshot with chat command: >manyshot on and >manyshot off

	Notching two arrows instead of one works like this:		Notching two arrows instead of one works like this:
	*The two arrows are treated as one projectile. Only one attack roll is made (at an appropriate penalty, listed above), and is used by both arrows. If one arrow is deflected or misses due to concealment, so does the other. Damage from both arrows is dealt in one "packet", so [[damage reduction]] only applies once.		*The two arrows are treated as one projectile. Only one attack roll is made (at an appropriate penalty, listed above), and is used by both arrows. If one arrow is deflected or misses due to concealment, so does the other. Damage from both arrows is dealt in one "packet", so [[damage reduction]] only applies once.

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2017-08-31T18:23:13Z

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107.10.251.213: changed "Required for" from "None" to "Improved Rapid Shot"

2016-12-11T05:33:09Z

changed "Required for" from "None" to "Improved Rapid Shot"

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{{FeatInfo|type=General

|Prereq=[[Dexterity|Dex]] 17, [[Point Blank Shot]], [[Rapid Shot]], [[BAB]] +6

|Req=[[Improved Rapid Shot]]

|Specifics=The first shot you fire in a round, you notch two arrows instead of one. Both arrows use the same attack roll, but the attack roll is made at a -4 penalty. If the attack roll hits, the target takes damage from both arrows (extra damage, as from sneak attack and/or critical hits, are only applied to one of the arrows).

When your base attack bonus reaches +11, the first and second attacks you make in the round fire two arrows, and the attack roll penalty increases to -6.

When your base attack bonus reaches +16, the first three attacks you make in the round fire two arrows, and the attack roll penalty increases to -8.

A [[fighter|Fighter]] may select '''Manyshot''' as one of his Fighter [[bonus feat]]s.

A 6th-level [[ranger|Ranger]] who has chosen the archery combat style is treated as having '''Manyshot''' even if he does not have the prerequisites for it, but only when he is wearing light or no armor.

Regardless of the number of arrows you fire, you apply precision-based damage only once. If you score a critical hit, only the first arrow fired deals critical damage; all others deal regular damage.

|Use=Standard action.}}

==Gameplay notes==
Notching two arrows instead of one works like this:
*The two arrows are treated as one projectile. Only one attack roll is made (at an appropriate penalty, listed above), and is used by both arrows. If one arrow is deflected or misses due to concealment, so does the other. Damage from both arrows is dealt in one "packet", so [[damage reduction]] only applies once.
*The first arrow is only affected by the attack penalty. Otherwise, it behaves just like a normal attack.
*The second arrow is affected by the attack penalty, cannot deal [[sneak attack]] damage, and cannot result in a critical hit. Other than that, damage from all sources is dealt normally, and any other effects of attacks still apply.

The above will happen for the first attack in a round at 6-10 BAB, for the first two attacks at 11-15 BAB, and for the first three attacks at 16+ BAB. All other attacks in a round are unaffected.

{| border="1" style="text-align:center" cellpadding=4
|+Manyshot AB breakpoints
! BAB !! Normal AB !! Manyshot AB
|-
!6
| +6/+1
| (+2)/+1
|-
!11
| +11/+6/+1
| (+5)/(+0)/+1
|-
!16
| +16/+11/+6/+1
| (+8)/(+3)/(-2)/+1
|}
Parentheses indicates '''doubled''' arrows per NWN 2 implementation.

[[Death attack]] is treated differently from sneak attack and *does* apply to both arrows.

==3.5E comparison==
[http://www.d20srd.org/srd/feats.htm#manyshot 3.5E Manyshot]
[[Category:Fighter bonus feats]]
[[Category:Combat feats]]
[[Category:Dexterity-dependent feats]]