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<blockquote data-quote="CanadienneBacon" data-source="post: 6686616" data-attributes="member: 11146">[OOC]Forged Fury asked whether you can take an AoO in 3.x if you're unarmed.&nbsp; The answer is no (Hardcover, pp 138).&nbsp; I'm unclear why you're asking, FF.&nbsp; Let me know.&nbsp; T-dawg doesn't have the Combat Martial Arts feat that I was hoping he would take when we leveled up, which would've made his unarmed attacks count as armed, but it's the lad who gets the AoO.&nbsp; Unless I'm missing something else?&nbsp; I still want to grant T-dawg the +1 from Brawl; Brawl applies to any unarmed attack, armed or otherwise, and I think it's reasonable to apply it to the grapple check.&nbsp; If someone strenuously objects to the +1 from Brawl, we can after-action review this encounter in the OOC, but for now I want to push forward.&nbsp; [MENTION=12430]gribble[/MENTION], I think you only really need to spend one Action Point to accomplish what you want to do.[/OOC]T-dawg reached out through the window and grabbed hold of the boy's leather jacket sleeve.&nbsp; There was a hiss, then something sharp glanced against T-dawg's forearm.&nbsp; By the feel of it, the boy tried to knife T-dawg's forearm, but <a href="http://www.coyotecode.net/roll/lookup.php?rollid=96292" target="_blank">missed.</a>&nbsp; The boy <a href="http://www.coyotecode.net/roll/lookup.php?rollid=96293" target="_blank">started struggling </a>against T-dawg's grip on his jacket, but the struggle was in vain; T-dawg shored up his hold on the boy's wrist and refused to let go.Just then, however, the quiet click of a gun's safety being switched off sounded from the open kitchen doorway.&nbsp; T-dawg looked up and saw a second figure, a girl aged maybe 18 or 19, standing in the doorway.&nbsp; She was fifteen feet away and had what he recognized (thanks to his training yesterday) as a Derringer .45 trained on him.&nbsp; &quot;Let him go.&nbsp; Then back away real slow, mister.&quot;&nbsp; The girl was nervous.&nbsp; Her hand shook, and her voice wavered.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CanadienneBacon, post: 6686616, member: 11146"] [OOC]Forged Fury asked whether you can take an AoO in 3.x if you're unarmed. The answer is no (Hardcover, pp 138). I'm unclear why you're asking, FF. Let me know. T-dawg doesn't have the Combat Martial Arts feat that I was hoping he would take when we leveled up, which would've made his unarmed attacks count as armed, but it's the lad who gets the AoO. Unless I'm missing something else? I still want to grant T-dawg the +1 from Brawl; Brawl applies to any unarmed attack, armed or otherwise, and I think it's reasonable to apply it to the grapple check. If someone strenuously objects to the +1 from Brawl, we can after-action review this encounter in the OOC, but for now I want to push forward. [MENTION=12430]gribble[/MENTION], I think you only really need to spend one Action Point to accomplish what you want to do.[/OOC] T-dawg reached out through the window and grabbed hold of the boy's leather jacket sleeve. There was a hiss, then something sharp glanced against T-dawg's forearm. By the feel of it, the boy tried to knife T-dawg's forearm, but [url=http://www.coyotecode.net/roll/lookup.php?rollid=96292]missed.[/url] The boy [url=http://www.coyotecode.net/roll/lookup.php?rollid=96293]started struggling [/url]against T-dawg's grip on his jacket, but the struggle was in vain; T-dawg shored up his hold on the boy's wrist and refused to let go. Just then, however, the quiet click of a gun's safety being switched off sounded from the open kitchen doorway. T-dawg looked up and saw a second figure, a girl aged maybe 18 or 19, standing in the doorway. She was fifteen feet away and had what he recognized (thanks to his training yesterday) as a Derringer .45 trained on him. [color=red]"Let him go. Then back away real slow, mister."[/color] The girl was nervous. Her hand shook, and her voice wavered. [/QUOTE]

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