doctorbadwolf
Heretic of The Seventh Circle
So D&D isnt good at modeling the way fighters push eachother around, use footwork and body language to basically herd eachother in a constant dance for advantage, even things like bowling someone over, stop someone from advancing, or forcing an opening for someone.
What if stuff like that used your movement, rather than actions?
Basically when you are using your body mass and body language and footwork to manipulate the battlefield, you spend movement to do so.
This is a very half formed idea, but I think it might result in an actual dance of movement in D&D combat, and a lot of fun moments.
Thoughts?
What if stuff like that used your movement, rather than actions?
Basically when you are using your body mass and body language and footwork to manipulate the battlefield, you spend movement to do so.
This is a very half formed idea, but I think it might result in an actual dance of movement in D&D combat, and a lot of fun moments.
Thoughts?