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 '''Multiple attacks''' refers to a creature or character's ability to [[Attacking in Combat|attack]] multiple times within a single [[Combat Round|combat round]]. While many monsters possess this capability — far too many to list — the ability for player characters to gain multiple attacks is largely reserved for [[Fighter (class)|fighters]], [[Paladin (class)|paladins]] and [[Ranger (class)|rangers]].  These classes are trained in advanced [[Combat|combat]] techniques, allowing them to strike more frequently as they gain experience.
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-'''Multiple attacks''' describes a creature or character's ability to [[Attacking in Combat|attack]] multiple times in the same [[Combat Round|combat round]].  While there are numerous monsters with this potential (too many to list here), on the whole the benefit of multiple attacks for a character is something only enjoyed by [[Fighter (class)|fighters]], [[Paladin (class)|paladins]] and [[Ranger (class)|rangers]].
+'''Multiple attacks''' refers to a creature or character's ability to [[Attacking in Combat|attack]] multiple times within a single [[Combat Round|combat round]]. While many monsters possess this capability — far too many to list — the ability for player characters to gain multiple attacks is largely reserved for [[Fighter (class)|fighters]], [[Paladin (class)|paladins]] and [[Ranger (class)|rangers]].  These classes are trained in advanced [[Combat|combat]] techniques, allowing them to strike more frequently as they gain experience.
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-At the start of their careers, these classes fight at a rate of "one attack per round," written as "1/1" on the table shown.  However, as [[Experience (X.P.)|experience]] and [[Experience Level|levels]] are gained, the prowess of these classes increases, allowing them to make multiple attacks in the same time frame.
+At the start of their careers, such combatants attack at the standard rate of one attack per round, designated as "1/1" on the combat table shown.  However, as their [[Experience (X.P.)|experience]] grows and they advance in [[Experience Level|levels]], their combat prowess increases, eventually allowing them to make multiple attacks per round. This progression represents not just improved speed but also greater battlefield awareness, refined technique and superior stamina, making them significantly more dangerous opponents in prolonged engagements.
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-The first improvement takes place at 4th level.  From that point on, the character is now able to make "five attacks every four rounds," written as "5/4."  This works so that when a combatant with multiple attacks enters [[Combat|combat]], during the first three rounds the fighter, paladin or ranger is able to attack just once each round, as normal.  With the fourth round, however, the character gains two attacks and rolls TWO [[Roll to Hit|attack dice]].
+Under standard combat rules, an attack requires 2 [[Action Points|action points]] (AP) to execute. However, on the double-attack round, each attack only costs 1 AP, allowing both attacks to be made without reducing the character's overall movement. Once this four-round cycle is established, the character continues with one attack per round for three rounds, followed by another double-attack on the fourth.
-While normally an attack requires 2 [[Action Points|action points]] (AP) to perform, when the character gains their "double-attack round," this expenditure is reduced to just 1 AP per attack.  Thus the character performs both attacks with no loss in overall movement.  Thereafter, for three rounds, the character reverts to one attack per round, followed by another double-attack.
+At 6th level, the rate improves again to "four attacks every three rounds" (4/3), following the same pattern. A similar improvement occurs at 8th level, where characters reach "three attacks every two rounds" (3/2), allowing for alternating rounds of one attack, then two attacks.
-At 6th, these fighter-type characters improve to four attacks every three rounds, written as "4/3."  The rules for this, and at 8th level, when three attacks can be performed every two rounds ("3/2"), are just as previously described.
+By the time a fighter-type character reaches the threshold of "five attacks every two rounds" (5/2), the pattern shifts. The character attacks once in the first round, followed by two attacks in each of the next two rounds, before repeating the cycle.
-When characters gains the ability to attack five times every two rounds, written "5/2," they attack once in the first combat round, then a double-attack in the two successive rounds.  This pattern repeats just as before.
+Finally, at 13th level, these martial classes reach full combat mastery, gaining the ability to attack twice per round, every round. From this level onward, no further increases in attack rate occur, as the character has fully realised their potential in combat efficiency.
-At 13th, characters reach a point where they can attack twice a round, every round.
+== Keeping Track ==
 See [[Attacks with Two Weapons]]

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	'''Multiple attacks''' describes a creature or character's ability to [[Attacking in Combat\|attack]] multiple times in the same [[Combat Round\|combat round]]. While there are numerous monsters with this potential (too many to list here), on the whole the benefit of multiple attacks for a character is something only enjoyed by [[Fighter (class)\|fighters]], [[Paladin (class)\|paladins]] and [[Ranger (class)\|rangers]].		'''Multiple attacks''' describes a creature or character's ability to [[Attacking in Combat\|attack]] multiple times in the same [[Combat Round\|combat round]]. While there are numerous monsters with this potential (too many to list here), on the whole the benefit of multiple attacks for a character is something only enjoyed by [[Fighter (class)\|fighters]], [[Paladin (class)\|paladins]] and [[Ranger (class)\|rangers]].
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+'''Multiple attacks''' describes a creature or character's ability to [[Attacking in Combat|attack]] multiple times in the same [[Combat Round|combat round]].  While there are numerous monsters with this potential (too many to list here), on the whole the benefit of multiple attacks for a character is something only enjoyed by [[Fighter (class)|fighters]], [[Paladin (class)|paladins]] and [[Ranger (class)|rangers]].
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 The first improvement takes place at 4th level.  From that point on, the character is now able to make "five attacks every four rounds," written as "5/4."  This works so that when a combatant with multiple attacks enters [[Combat|combat]], during the first three rounds the fighter, paladin or ranger is able to attack just once each round, as normal.  With the fourth round, however, the character gains two attacks and rolls TWO [[Roll to Hit|attack dice]].

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