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<blockquote data-quote="Nonlethal Force" data-source="post: 4371061" data-attributes="member: 35788"><p>Not if the players are smart and the DM allows readying actions after taking a 5' step. If the DM allows a player to move and then ready an action, then each flanker simply needs to mimick the exact movement of the fighter. The first flanker in the initiative order moves and then readies an attack for when the second flanker moves. The second one moves into position and gets a full sneak attack. Then, the first one uses his readied action for a sneak attack.</p><p></p><p>By mimick's the fighter movement exactly, I mean the same direction as the fighter 5' stepped. If you think of a number pad, if the fighter is in position 5 and moves to position 9 then each rogue would also need to 5' step in a direction that would be moving from 5 to 9 on a number pad. Then they are both in flanking position again and can full attack. The only thing that can stop this is terrain.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nonlethal Force, post: 4371061, member: 35788"] Not if the players are smart and the DM allows readying actions after taking a 5' step. If the DM allows a player to move and then ready an action, then each flanker simply needs to mimick the exact movement of the fighter. The first flanker in the initiative order moves and then readies an attack for when the second flanker moves. The second one moves into position and gets a full sneak attack. Then, the first one uses his readied action for a sneak attack. By mimick's the fighter movement exactly, I mean the same direction as the fighter 5' stepped. If you think of a number pad, if the fighter is in position 5 and moves to position 9 then each rogue would also need to 5' step in a direction that would be moving from 5 to 9 on a number pad. Then they are both in flanking position again and can full attack. The only thing that can stop this is terrain. [/QUOTE]
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