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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Noumenon" data-source="post: 5823198" data-attributes="member: 70102">Apparently I can still give you XP even though you've disabled it... hope you don't mind.Grapple is a good analogy. When you grapple someone to prevent them from moving, it doesn't cost you any actions to stop them -- the burden is on them to win a check. But grappling does put you in a state where you can't attack anyone else.I'm thinking just from a usability perspective, hardly anyone will give up all their actions to hold onto a rope in case the opponent might move. But from a reality perspective, you'd need to be bracing yourself in case they did move, not holding on with just one hand to cast spells and stuff. Going back to grapple as an analogy, I'm thinking the best option would be to let you attack the person in the net, but no one else. You have that person in your power, but only as long as you focus on him. Maybe a single attack only, and one hand must stay on the rope.</blockquote>