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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ledded" data-source="post: 1482537" data-attributes="member: 12744">It sounds like you are reading the d20 Modern rules right, though I'd have to check my book to be for sure. We use the spycraft chase rules in our game, but I think the d20 Modern rules are pretty much used for collisions, damage, etc except we do house rule a few things, like I think a human does less damage (half?  I'm not sure) to a bike/car/truck etc and the GM will make a judgement call on the 'slowdown'.  So if a bike rams you, chances are it will stop or significantly slow down, but a loaded semi may not even notice that much. I dont think that opponents get the AoO when doing the Drive by, but another person other than the target possibly could.  One thing to remember is that a lot of vehicles provide cover which can negate an AoO if I remember properly (dont think the bike provides any cover, I'm not sure).  I may not be right about that, I know it was that way in D&D but I'm not sure about Modern AoO's. Sounds like a fun campaign though.</blockquote>