Re: A 1466 Contention
Quote Originally Posted by Andezzar View Post
The problem is a sentence further down:The "such as..." part also only lists examples. The fact that you get only one attack is absolute, unless you have an ability that changes that, like Pounce.
There are two reasons why Snap Kick provides an extra attack on a Charge:
  • The extra attacks limitation for Charge attacks lists only general rules cases; the exceptions given (high BAB, TWF) require no feats to obtain, and thus extra attacks from feat(s) aren't "such as" those examples; they're different in kind from those examples.
  • Snap Kick is specifically "an ability that changes that". From FEAT DESCRIPTIONS (Player's Handbook, page 89):
    Benefit

    What the feat enables the character ("you" in the feat description) to do.
    Feats exist to provide exceptions to the normal rules, and the Benefit condition ("when you make a melee attack with one or more melee weapons") is satisfied on a Charge.