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<blockquote data-quote="Storm Raven" data-source="post: 2773274" data-attributes="member: 307">Yes.Yes. Note that this is normally only used as part of a paladin's smite evil ability, which is limited to a handful of uses per day.Yes.Yes.At least 16th level by the way.After your 1st attack in which you trip your opponent, you get an immediate extra follow-up attack against them at the same attack bonus as a result of having the Improved Trip Feat, so you get a bonus attack between the 1st and 2nd attacks. Note also that your second attack is at -5, your third attack at -10, and your fourth at -15 when compared to your first attack.No. You cannot trip an opponent who is standing up. An attack of opportunity takes place immdeitaely before the action it is interrupting is resolved. Since his &quot;standing up&quot; action is interrupted before he stands up, he is still prone. You cannot trip a prone individual. Also, even if he is prone, he can still attack, he just suffers and attack penalty when doing so.This is pretty much correct.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Storm Raven, post: 2773274, member: 307"] Yes. [i][/i] Yes. Note that this is normally only used as part of a paladin's [i]smite evil[/i] ability, which is limited to a handful of uses per day. [i][/i] Yes. [i][/i] Yes. [i][/i] At least 16th level by the way. [i][/i] After your 1st attack in which you trip your opponent, you get an immediate extra follow-up attack against them at the same attack bonus as a result of having the Improved Trip Feat, so you get a bonus attack between the 1st and 2nd attacks. Note also that your second attack is at -5, your third attack at -10, and your fourth at -15 when compared to your first attack. [i][/i] No. You cannot trip an opponent who is standing up. An attack of opportunity takes place immdeitaely before the action it is interrupting is resolved. Since his "standing up" action is interrupted before he stands up, he is still prone. You cannot trip a prone individual. Also, even if he is prone, he can still attack, he just suffers and attack penalty when doing so. [i][/i] This is pretty much correct. [/QUOTE]

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