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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Pendragon" data-source="post: 2107379" data-attributes="member: 707">Interesting.&nbsp; I have to admit I hadn't thought of readying an action at all.&nbsp; I tend to be a more lenient DM when it comes to crazy cinematic situations that aren't easily duplicated and result from quick-thinking and impossible circumstances.&nbsp; This is the main reason I wouldn't have required a to-hit roll or given the golem a reflex save.&nbsp; It's something that would most likely never have happened again, and the image was great.But if you throw in a readied action, I'm more inclined to reign it in a bit.&nbsp; It's a lot easier to pull off that way.&nbsp; Still, I like the image, and it's not too easily repeatable.&nbsp; I'd probably allow the golem a reflex save in the case of the Readied Action.&nbsp; That gives it a decent chance of working still, which I want to give since it's still a clever plan, but doesn't make it an automatic success.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lord Pendragon, post: 2107379, member: 707"] Interesting. I have to admit I hadn't thought of readying an action at all. I tend to be a more lenient DM when it comes to crazy cinematic situations that aren't easily duplicated and result from quick-thinking and impossible circumstances. This is the main reason I wouldn't have required a to-hit roll or given the golem a reflex save. It's something that would most likely never have happened again, and the image was great. But if you throw in a readied action, I'm more inclined to reign it in a bit. It's a lot easier to pull off that way. Still, I like the image, and it's not [i]too[/i] easily repeatable. I'd probably allow the golem a reflex save in the case of the Readied Action. That gives it a decent chance of working still, which I want to give since it's still a clever plan, but doesn't make it an automatic success. [/QUOTE]

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