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<blockquote data-quote="Wippit Guud" data-source="post: 1028174" data-attributes="member: 720">For the second part, as it's easier to answer, from Overrun description:&nbsp;On the first part, found it in charge, doesn't reference charging a back opponent at all:&nbsp;So, to sum it all up.If you charge an opponent, you cannot overun anyone in between (need clear line of sight), but if you're attempting to overrun the person you're charging, you get +2 to the strength test.If you're making a standard move to attack opponent A, and opponent B is in the way, you may attempt to overrun opponent B. If you succeed in the opposed strength check, opponent B is knocked prone, you continue to move, and can make an attack as a standard action on opponent A (NOT a charge). If opponent B wins the oppoesed strength check, you are pushed 5 feet back out of that opponent's square, and stop.That sound better?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wippit Guud, post: 1028174, member: 720"] For the second part, as it's easier to answer, from Overrun description: On the first part, found it in charge, doesn't reference charging a back opponent at all: So, to sum it all up. If you charge an opponent, you cannot overun anyone in between (need clear line of sight), but if you're attempting to overrun the person you're charging, you get +2 to the strength test. If you're making a standard move to attack opponent A, and opponent B is in the way, you may attempt to overrun opponent B. If you succeed in the opposed strength check, opponent B is knocked prone, you continue to move, and can make an attack as a standard action on opponent A (NOT a charge). If opponent B wins the oppoesed strength check, you are pushed 5 feet back out of that opponent's square, and stop. That sound better? [/QUOTE]

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