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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herremann the Wise" data-source="post: 5582151" data-attributes="member: 11300">Interesting ideas Water Bob and something worth questioning. A couple of questions:- Is charging more likely to offer opportunity or is simply moving into a threatened square?- Is an attack of opportunity really that useful considering the minimal damage it does? Should it do more (expanded crit range perhaps or a myriad of other adjustments)?- Rather than offer an attack of opportunity when an opponent enters a threatened square, is it more interesting to offer an opportunity of defense: an attack roll that is performed to cancel a charging/moving attacker's initial strike (as an opposed attack roll), dealing with the defender's AC as normal if this defense is not successful?- Do we need to have two styles of movement: regular "movement" and "shifting"? Movement offers opportunity while shifting does not.As a point of interest, in our very first session of 3e (Sunless Citadel), we accidentally played it that moving into a threatened square (compared to taking a 5' step) provoked opportunity. While we coorected this the next session, our initial concept is that yes it would provoke opportunity.Best RegardsHerremann the Wise</blockquote>