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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 4338669" data-attributes="member: 48965">Well because some of them aren't dependent upon a specific type of opening, I mean how much more of an opening do you need if you have surprise in order to pull off these maneuvers?  Your acting before your opponent is even aware of you...and yet if you've used that ability already it is unavailable.  Lilke I said earlier, if your enemies can't defend themselves, it's still unavailable, and if your enemies line up to give you the best possible circumstances to use that power, again it's unavailable.What I find kind of weird is people answering no, and then saying it doesn't damage my suspension of disbelief anymore than other things in D&D.  So you answered no, but then admit that it is damaging to suspension of disbelief...just on an equal level with other abstract things in D&D.  Why are you answering no then?</blockquote>