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<blockquote data-quote="GeorgeFields" data-source="post: 4282139" data-attributes="member: 12618">Please, tell me you're kidding.Hey, Ktulu - what's up?When I say &quot;into&quot;, I don't mean crashing through the wall like the Hulk does. I'm talking about hockey style body checks and the like as you've described with the rogue and fighter examples.I may have misunderstood the OP and don't have a book here to read the actual rule for any clarification, but the way I understood it was that you couldn't do a body check style slam into a wall or something according to RAW.Hey, Obryn, LTNSKnocking an opponent into another creature should do more than just move him into the square, IMO. I reflex save or something should be made to see if either of them falls or stumbles. Applying a little common sense on a situational basis would probably be the best bet if you want to stick to Raw as much as possible.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GeorgeFields, post: 4282139, member: 12618"] Please, tell me you're kidding. Hey, Ktulu - what's up? When I say "into", I don't mean crashing through the wall like the Hulk does. I'm talking about hockey style body checks and the like as you've described with the rogue and fighter examples. I may have misunderstood the OP and don't have a book here to read the actual rule for any clarification, but the way I understood it was that you couldn't do a body check style slam into a wall or something according to RAW. Hey, Obryn, LTNS Knocking an opponent into another creature should do more than just move him into the square, IMO. I reflex save or something should be made to see if either of them falls or stumbles. Applying a little common sense on a situational basis would probably be the best bet if you want to stick to Raw as much as possible. [/QUOTE]

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