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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Persiflage" data-source="post: 5276271" data-attributes="member: 73597">I thought it was pretty clear: the grappled character escapes on their action: as part of the escape attempt they end up in an adjacent square and if they have any attacks remaining they can take them.Even if "action" in this context means "full attack action", it doesn't make any difference.  An opposed grapple check is a special kind of attack that - if successful - leaves you in an adjacent square to the erstwhile grappler; you still got the rest of your attacks left to take.  A single grapple check clearly isn't equivalent to "a full attack action" or you'd only ever get one... and remember, you don't (certain feats and special actions aside) have to declare that you're making a full-attack action until after you've taken your first attack of the round.This.</blockquote>