The movement technique lets you swap places with a prone enemy. How exactly would that work with large, huge, or gargantuan creatures? My current ruling is as long as both monk and creature are adjacent at the end of the move, with the monk ending in one of the squares previously occupied by the plus sized creature, and one of the creatures squares now occupying where the monk once stood. Sound reasonable?
A question about Dragon's Tail (Monk at-will)
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captainspud
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That's basically it. You end up in one of its squares, its ends up in one of your squares.
Squire James
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The only addendum I would add is that the monk must make the maneuver so the monster CAN occupy at least one square without ending up in other creatures' squares. If he can't, then the monk can't do that particular move. Since the monk can end up in any of the monster's former squares, this should not be a problem often.
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