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<blockquote data-quote="Woas" data-source="post: 4141055" data-attributes="member: 16317">Never had any problems with it. In fact, it's pretty fun!Some of the best scenes in past games have come from grapples. For example: a fight breaks out on the edge of some woodlands. One of the enemies has climbed onto a large boulder for cover and height advantage while he fires arrows at the heroes around him. He's standing at the edge of the boulder (it was a 2x2 terrain feature on the battle mat) and one of the heroes half climbed/half ran up the side of the boulder, grabbed the enemies ankles and with some grapple checks pulled the enemy off the side with himself landing&nbsp; with his elbow in the enemies chest and pretty much knocking him out.Another time, sort of the same situation, some enemies are above the heroes on a small ridge firing arrows down. The hero scales the ridge (about 30' distance) runs over to the enemy archer, grapples and proceeds to pick the enemy up over his head and throw him over the side of the ridge to his death.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Woas, post: 4141055, member: 16317"] Never had any problems with it. In fact, it's pretty fun! Some of the best scenes in past games have come from grapples. For example: a fight breaks out on the edge of some woodlands. One of the enemies has climbed onto a large boulder for cover and height advantage while he fires arrows at the heroes around him. He's standing at the edge of the boulder (it was a 2x2 terrain feature on the battle mat) and one of the heroes half climbed/half ran up the side of the boulder, grabbed the enemies ankles and with some grapple checks pulled the enemy off the side with himself landing with his elbow in the enemies chest and pretty much knocking him out. Another time, sort of the same situation, some enemies are above the heroes on a small ridge firing arrows down. The hero scales the ridge (about 30' distance) runs over to the enemy archer, grapples and proceeds to pick the enemy up over his head and throw him over the side of the ridge to his death. [/QUOTE]

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