One Strike Two Cuts (3.5e Maneuver)

''There was only one slash against the thief's back as he ran, yet he split into three pieces! How did he do that?''

Using the one-strike-two-cuts technique, you manage to slip in more pain to those whose guard is down than most. Whenever you are attacking an opponent who is flatfooted or denied their dexterity, you may attack as a standard action. If your attack hits, you may deal damage as if you had struck twice. When your BAB becomes 6, you may deal damage three times. When your BAB becomes 11, you may deal damage four times. When your BAB becomes 16, you may deal damage five times. If your attack is a critical hit, all the damage is multiplied as if they were individual critical hits. For example, a warblade with BAB 12 and a longsword deals 1d8+5 and criticals, dealing 2d8+10, 2d8+10, 2d8+10, and 2d8+10 damage.