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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 4363714" data-attributes="member: 19675">Actually, in the light of abilities like the Minotaur's Ferocity- which triggers when the creature reaches 0HP and:I'd have to say your interpretation of 0HP is a little off.At the very least, being unconscious at 0HP absolutely negates the option of doing something after you were disarmed- an option both 3.X characters and action heroes have.Your experience with the cinema obviously differs from mine.&nbsp; Its a classic maneuver in swashbuckling movies for the disarmed person to draw another weapon, catch or snatch a weapon from someone else, or improvise a weapon from his surroundings.Sometimes, the disarmed foe can even swing a temporary hostage situation with a holdout dagger and an innocent bystander.Think Errol Flynn and his foes- you might have multiple disarms in a fight between 2 skilled opponents.&nbsp; Think of a typical melee fight involving Captain Kirk- he rarely holds onto his first weapon.How many times have you seen both protagonist and antagonist become disarmed, fighting with fists, feet and teeth, only to find themselves scrambling for a free weapon both spot on the floor 15 feet away?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 4363714, member: 19675"] Actually, in the light of abilities like the Minotaur's Ferocity- which triggers when the creature reaches 0HP and: I'd have to say your interpretation of 0HP is a little off. At the very least, being unconscious at 0HP absolutely negates the option of doing something after you were disarmed- an option both 3.X characters and action heroes have. Your experience with the cinema obviously differs from mine. Its a classic maneuver in swashbuckling movies for the disarmed person to draw another weapon, catch or snatch a weapon from someone else, or improvise a weapon from his surroundings. Sometimes, the disarmed foe can even swing a temporary hostage situation with a holdout dagger and an innocent bystander. Think Errol Flynn and his foes- you might have multiple disarms in a fight between 2 skilled opponents. Think of a typical melee fight involving Captain Kirk- he rarely holds onto his [I]first[/I] weapon. How many times have you seen both protagonist and antagonist become disarmed, fighting with fists, feet and teeth, only to find themselves scrambling for a free weapon both spot on the floor 15 feet away? [/QUOTE]

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