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<blockquote data-quote="Rel" data-source="post: 377940" data-attributes="member: 99">My final position on the matter is this:The rules don't seem to refute the possibility of AoO's for forced movement.&nbsp; It makes logical sense to me that they could be allowed.Bull Rushing someone also necessarily means that you give up an attack to do so (with the exception of a couple of feats that let you do it as part of an attack).&nbsp; It also gives your opponent an AoO on you most of the time.&nbsp; It also requires that you beat them in an opposed Strength check.&nbsp; Then, if you are sucessful, your allies who threaten the same opponent get to make an AoO (if they haven't already made one previously in the round) and if they hit, the opponent takes some amount of damage that may or may not be greater than what you would have inflicted if you had just hit them in the first place (and if you are going around Bull Rushing folks on a regular basis, you probably have enough Strength to do a fair amount of damage in the first place).Nothing about that seems unbalanced to me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rel, post: 377940, member: 99"] My final position on the matter is this: The rules don't seem to refute the possibility of AoO's for forced movement. It makes logical sense to me that they could be allowed. Bull Rushing someone also necessarily means that you give up an attack to do so (with the exception of a couple of feats that let you do it as part of an attack). It also gives your opponent an AoO on you most of the time. It also requires that you beat them in an opposed Strength check. Then, if you are sucessful, your allies who threaten the same opponent get to make an AoO (if they haven't already made one previously in the round) and if they hit, the opponent takes some amount of damage that may or may not be greater than what you would have inflicted if you had just hit them in the first place (and if you are going around Bull Rushing folks on a regular basis, you probably have enough Strength to do a fair amount of damage in the first place). Nothing about that seems unbalanced to me. [/QUOTE]

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