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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dcollins" data-source="post: 333763" data-attributes="member: 876">Yes, AOO's can absolutely trigger AOO's.However, I don't think that this specific case you lay out would trigger an AOO against the archer. The person moving from 10' to 5' from the archer is not 5' away... they're 10' away at the time of the archer's AOO, and therefore do not (by default) threaten the archer.Unfortunately, I suppose that's open to interpretation. Clearly a spell caster doesn't complete casting before the AOO occurs. Nor does a potion-drinker get the potion down before the AOO takes place. However, the language for the "Large in Charge" feat from Sword & Fist does seem to imply that the AOO-trigger move is actually complete at the time of the attack.EDIT: I would certainly not be convinced that the peerless archer is safe from archery-AOO's for any other reason, be it that his bow threatens, or that by implication he must have some other feat fotr free. The AOO is by definition triggered by a ranged attack (Table 8-1, PH p. 122), not for "attacking with a non-threatening weapon".</blockquote>