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<blockquote data-quote="Halford" data-source="post: 4480134" data-attributes="member: 64844">Midias steps forward and shuts one of the double doors. However Perkiss is barring the other.&nbsp;As the Druid chants, Ciprinius's snake Carpio slithers forward and snaps at Perkiss, but long years of working with animals have apparently paid of for the old man and he easily avoids the serpents strike.&nbsp;[sblock=Voda Vosa]<a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/1742744/" target="_blank">Snake on Perkiss (1d20+4=13, 1d4-1=0)</a> Is Carpio a small or a Medium Viper? You can choose either, I used the medium since it has a better attack.[/sblock]&nbsp;[sblock=Errandir] You get a move action and a standard action, so your disarm completes your movement and you are still next to Perkiss. You can also take five feet of movement if you did not otherwise move - called a five foot step. Generally if you are next to a foe or within two squares of a large foe or a foe with a reach weapon any movement out of a square they threaten (those they can reach to attack) provokes an attack of opportunity. Five foot steps never provoke. So you could choose to step back five feet pull your dagger and throw it next round. Or to attack five foot back and then draw your dagger, etc.[/sblock]&nbsp;[sblock=garyh] Okay I will need a touch attack followed by a grapple check please Sir!&nbsp; Actually a very good tactic if you can pull it off, go team not me![/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Halford, post: 4480134, member: 64844"] Midias steps forward and shuts one of the double doors. However Perkiss is barring the other. As the Druid chants, Ciprinius's snake Carpio slithers forward and snaps at Perkiss, but long years of working with animals have apparently paid of for the old man and he easily avoids the serpents strike. [sblock=Voda Vosa][URL="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/1742744/"]Snake on Perkiss (1d20+4=13, 1d4-1=0)[/URL] Is Carpio a small or a Medium Viper? You can choose either, I used the medium since it has a better attack.[/sblock] [sblock=Errandir] You get a move action and a standard action, so your disarm completes your movement and you are still next to Perkiss. You can also take five feet of movement if you did not otherwise move - called a five foot step. Generally if you are next to a foe or within two squares of a large foe or a foe with a reach weapon any movement out of a square they threaten (those they can reach to attack) provokes an attack of opportunity. Five foot steps never provoke. So you could choose to step back five feet pull your dagger and throw it next round. Or to attack five foot back and then draw your dagger, etc.[/sblock] [sblock=garyh] Okay I will need a touch attack followed by a grapple check please Sir! Actually a very good tactic if you can pull it off, go team not me![/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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