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Message: <blockquote data-quote="IndyPendant" data-source="post: 2445544" data-attributes="member: 8738">Mithran: this time you get away with it, since I managed to miss that myself!  But consider your wrist duly slapped.  --And thanks for pointing it out to me. : )JimAde: You can offer suggestions here, that's fine.  I rarely muzzle players of unconscious chars; it keeps that player at least somewhat involved.  The only time I call a halt to it is if a) the player is revealing stuff that the other chars have no way of knowing IC ("I was just taken out by five foes beyond that door, guys!  Be careful!") or b) the ooc chatter is getting so thick it's interfering with the game.  Neither should be a problem here though.  Tactics, suggestions, etc are all fine.Shayuri: Just so you know, I'm actually going By The Book with this dragon.  No enhancements to make dragons supergods here; if I were doing that, the party wouldn't have encountered a wyrmling until oh, around 3rd or 4th level...: )  With...one possible exception:Voadam: I read that section as well, and took it to mean if the dragon moves more than 5'--similar to the way a player triggers an AoO if he moves more than 5' to attack a foe with 10' reach.  With your quote tho, I've noticed it doesn't actually say AoO's only happen if the tiny creature moves more than 5'--but if an opponent is supposed to get an AoO with a 5' step RAW, consider that houseruled.  If the dragon only moves 5' to attack, no AoO.  Everything else in that paragraph does still apply though.  (Dragon can't make AoO's, must move into opponent's square to attack, can't flank, etc.)Jayaint: In the absence of a revision from you, I'm going to have to have you attack the dragon with subdual.Let's see what happens this round...Edit: Oh, and Mithran, I'll need you to choose a target if you intend to cast Mage Armour. : )</blockquote>

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