hafrogman
Adventurer
It means "caught flat-footed", or flanked.I don't know this Combat Advantage you speak of.
It means "caught flat-footed", or flanked.I don't know this Combat Advantage you speak of.
I prefer the non-lethal approach (I forgot to mention the various cleverly disguised pits lined with tools of maiming at the bottom). That way I can press charges and sue for damages later.
I know. That's why I said I prefered it when you were an air traffic controller. Less chance of getting shot.Speking from experience, theres nothing friendly about it.
Tell them I can see her.But I'm sitting down at my computer! I CAN'T shift left. Then I would be sitting on that wing of the desk, although I suppose it SHOULD be able to hold my weight. But THEN I would have to explain to anyone who entered the office why I'm sitting on the desk and I have a feeling that no one else can see the strange grandma standing behind the corner.
Because they're white 'n nerdy.Yeah, I know.
Why they gots ta be hatin'?![]()
It's a 5 ft step so she doesn't get an AoO. I don't know this Combat Advantage you speak of.
-- not drinking the 4E Kool-aide yet Spikey.
But I'M white 'n nerdy, and I never report anybody. . . well except the actual spam posts.Because they're white 'n nerdy.
But I'm sitting down at my computer! I CAN'T shift left. Then I would be sitting on that wing of the desk, although I suppose it SHOULD be able to hold my weight. But THEN I would have to explain to anyone who entered the office why I'm sitting on the desk and I have a feeling that no one else can see the strange grandma standing behind the corner.
It means "caught flat-footed", or flanked.
It means "caught flat-footed", or flanked.
See? Put it in 3.5 terms. A real game.I took a feat. And Combat Advantage basically means the person is considered Flat-Footed.
But I'M white 'n nerdy, and I never report anybody. . . well except the actual spam posts.
Is the at 4E reference? I'm out of the loop.....
If they ask why youre on the wing of the desk, say "Its in accordance wuth the prophesy" and cackle. I bet they never ask again.