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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Izerath" data-source="post: 2896374" data-attributes="member: 6743">Along the house rules line of thought, but sticking to the principles in the RAW:Similar to a few recent replies, let's assume that the grappler moves into the target's space. If the target was mounted, I would ask for a free Ride check to stay mounted, with the DC being set at the attack roll of the grappler (opposed by the attack roll). Success and the grapple is on top of the mount. Failure and bouth grapplers fall to the ground IN THE SAME SPACE as the mount taking 1d6 damage from the fall (avoid with tumble, yada yada yada). In any case, the mount could do as it pleases - attack, move, etc. I would not allow a mount to attack the grappler if he and the target remained mounted. The grappler would have to dismount the target before that could happen.Now to Frank's point, Improved Grab (Ex) changes things a bit - the grappler would pull the rider into his space, thus dismounting the target if the grapple succeeded.</blockquote>