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<blockquote data-quote="Macbrea" data-source="post: 124846" data-attributes="member: 1517">Not exactly sure that tripping a charging individual would do any good, while they were flying. Falling prone normally means you have to spend a move equivalent action to stand and therefor your prevented from really finishing a charge. Trip says you fall prone in the square your in if you are tripped. Nowhere does that state that it stops your movement.&nbsp; Basicly, a flying person can fly if they are standing or if they are prone. Why would it make a difference which orientation they where in?&nbsp; All the dragon would accomplish would be reducing the chance of the Knight hitting him. He is doing himself far more a favor if he either grapples his target, disarming or bull rushes him. Plain damage would seem to have a better effect then tripping the target that is flying. The feat that has been written up that you want to use for the dragon though is Large-and-in-charge, which allows the dragon to stop his opponent 15ft out from him with the AoO. This means the dragon can fly by charge the opponent next round and keep stopping the knight for many rounds after that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Macbrea, post: 124846, member: 1517"] Not exactly sure that tripping a charging individual would do any good, while they were flying. Falling prone normally means you have to spend a move equivalent action to stand and therefor your prevented from really finishing a charge. Trip says you fall prone in the square your in if you are tripped. Nowhere does that state that it stops your movement. Basicly, a flying person can fly if they are standing or if they are prone. Why would it make a difference which orientation they where in? All the dragon would accomplish would be reducing the chance of the Knight hitting him. He is doing himself far more a favor if he either grapples his target, disarming or bull rushes him. Plain damage would seem to have a better effect then tripping the target that is flying. The feat that has been written up that you want to use for the dragon though is Large-and-in-charge, which allows the dragon to stop his opponent 15ft out from him with the AoO. This means the dragon can fly by charge the opponent next round and keep stopping the knight for many rounds after that. [/QUOTE]

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