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{thanks for the response} The DCs could be higher, but at anywhere in the 11th level and under range, it would be deadly (assuming a very large strong creature). I was also trying to treat this as a "pit" like REF save. I suppose the DC could be modified by circumstance (slippery, loose...

OK - Here is where I am at: I. A strong large/huge creature (M1) grabs and throws his medium-sized opponent (C1) {off a cliff!}: (C1 has made an attack and M1 makes a full round attack): 1. M1 makes a melee touch attack to start grapple. 2. C1 takes an AOO (misses; if hits, foils...

Anyone? Anyone? Bueller? Ahem.

you have it correctly. See the FAQ. ~D

I am looking for a ruling on: I. A strong large/huge creature (M1) grabs and throws his medium-sized opponent (C1): (C1 has made an attack and M1 makes a full round attack): 1. M1 makes a melee touch attack to start grapple. 2. C1 takes an AOO (misses; if hits, foils grapple) 3. M1 hits...

There may be a few items to consider: 1. Will-O'-Wisps do not normally engage in combat. 2. They feed on "panic, horror, and death". They usual MO of the creature would be to lead your party into a quicksand trap, the like, or another encounter and feed off of the resulting...

There may be a few more thoughts regarding this type of action: 1. For the scientifically minded, you may want to examine the mass of the rogue and velocity the rogue achieved by the time he met the "end of his rope" as it were. When calculating velocity you may want to take into...

This guy is not a paladin. 1. "Please come into my tent for a "job interview". 2. "Well, now that you are here... I really wanted to SMITE YOU DOWN FOR THE MURDEROUS ROGUE YOU ARE!" As of the time of point "1." above, the paladins code was broken. There is no rationalization around...

Well, I suppose you'll forgive me if I consider that somewhat less than "official". Looks like another case of DM interpretation. Thanks for the link though! ~D

Can someone please point me at the place where this is documented? I cannot find this statement in the FAQ named DnDFAQv07122002.pdf. Thanks for your help, ~D

The question is regarding penalties on hit points due to CON damage when poisoned after a bite. The scenario: 1. A 5th level wizard adventuring through a sewer complex has a "normal" constitution score (10) and 15 HP (Let's say he rolled 3hp per level) 2. During a combat, a Water...

Well, I may have found the answer in the DnD FAQ on the Wizards site. There is still a little ambiguity but I think it may help others when reviewing this post. ~D ___________________________________ DnDFAQv07122002p.29: EOF

I appreciate your responses, but I wonder if there is anything specific in the rules other than the passages I mention that clears this up. I can't even find examples of mounted combat where the horse only gets one hoof attack because it took a move action before the attack action (by the...

Here is a question I thought had a simple answer; However, I cannot find a clear answer in the rules: My current DM's supposition: "Primary weapons are considered a single attack." Referring to a monster's primary natural weapons and the ability to use all primary weapons without a full-round...