Jab (3.5e Feat)

Jab [Combat]

3e Summary::A fast weak jab

Prerequisite: BaB 3+, Improved Unarmed Strike

Benefit: Gain extra weak unarmed strikes at as per you BaB using a swift action

Normal: You don't get extra Attacks

Special: Your strength score is treated as 10 lower during a jab, you cannot us the effects of such feats as weapon finesse during a jab, a jab can only be an unarmed strike

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