FrostRager and Bear Warrior: how many attacks?

[dumah87]

hi everyone,

I show you my build:

Barbarian 6, FrostRager 3, BearWarrior 1
given that I have Improved Unarmed Strike and Base Attack 10, how many attacks can I make while Bear-Shaped?
And wich is the bonus (I have, while Bear-shaped 30 STR)?

BA 10 STR +10 = 20 so...
20/15 (Unarmed attacks) AND 20/20 (claws) 15 (bite) ?

is this right, or I have to choose between these two options?

I apologize if my english language is uncorrect.

Thank you all.

[Garryl]

If you're making unarmed attacks, then all of your natural weapons will have to be used as secondary natural attacks, so the claws would have the normal -5 penalty (ie: attack bonus +15/+15). Also note that secondary natural attacks only add half your Strength bonus to damage rolls.

[dumah87]

so 20/15 with unarmed attack,
and 15/15 claws
and 10 bite?

[dumah87]

I GOT IT!

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/rg/20070403a

[StreamOfTheSky]

so 20/15 with unarmed attack,
and 15/15 claws
and 10 bite?

If using unarmed strike, all the natural weapons are secondary (-5) to hit, so they should all be at 15, assuming your math is correct on the attack bonuses.

[dumah87]

so 20/15 with unarmed attack,
and 15/15 claws
and 10 bite?

If using unarmed strike, all the natural weapons are secondary (-5) to hit, so they should all be at 15, assuming your math is correct on the attack bonuses.

Yeah, and you have to sacrifice 1 of the attacks used to deliver Unarmed attacks...
so 20/15 UA
15 claw
15bite

Do you know how to improve the nuber of attacks in a round?
Currently I have One-two punch FrostRage ability. So I'have an extra attack ( similar to Monk's flurry of blows )
So I would have 18/18/13 13 13.
Later, gaining level, which feat may I use to add attaks?
How many extra attacks gives to me the WARSHAPER?

[Jackinthegreen]

Whirling Frenzy would get you an extra attack.

The City Brawler ACF from Dragon 349 will get you IUS and even TWF with unarmed strikes by trading out martial weapon and medium armor profs.