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<blockquote data-quote="DrSpunj" data-source="post: 814776" data-attributes="member: 994">Ouch...I don't remember the thread, but I don't agree with this at first glance. I'd like to see/read the thread and the arguments on both sides.If a Mage holding a dagger casts a spell while standing next to me (inducing an AoO), I'm unable to Grapple him in response?If someone comes up and tries to Bull Rush me off a cliff, I can't use my AoO to try and Grapple him first to save my hide?If my buddy is dropped by a sword-wielding Orc and I step up holding my morningstar to bandage my buddy with a Heal check, the Orc is unable to attempt to Disarm me, Grapple me or Strike at my morningstar?I'd much rather just follow the &quot;no more than one AoO per opponent per round&quot; rule and break the cycle than limit everyone's actions based on whether they induce an AoO with an AoO.DrSpunj</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DrSpunj, post: 814776, member: 994"] [b]Ouch...[/b] I don't remember the thread, but I don't agree with this at first glance. I'd like to see/read the thread and the arguments on both sides. If a Mage holding a dagger casts a spell while standing next to me (inducing an AoO), I'm unable to Grapple him in response? If someone comes up and tries to Bull Rush me off a cliff, I can't use my AoO to try and Grapple him first to save my hide? If my buddy is dropped by a sword-wielding Orc and I step up holding my morningstar to bandage my buddy with a Heal check, the Orc is unable to attempt to Disarm me, Grapple me or Strike at my morningstar? I'd much rather just follow the "no more than one AoO per opponent per round" rule and break the cycle than limit everyone's actions based on whether they induce an AoO with an AoO. DrSpunj [/QUOTE]

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