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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pemerton" data-source="post: 5648551" data-attributes="member: 42582">I think falling is something where I'd be happy to let the player's use page 42 - eg if they throw or push an enemy over a cliff, then they can get more than just the base damage, but conditions as well.In my game recently the PCs ran a behemoth over a waterfall as part of a plan for butchering it to provide meat to a city short on supplies. I treated that as a skill challenge.If the behemoth had inadvertently fallen over a cliff in a real combat then I would have applied the falling rules as normal, but also narrated the event in such a way as to make its survival plausible in the fiction. I see the role of the skill challenge, or page 42, being to give the players a chance to rule out my offering such a narrative, and therefore to rule out the fall being resolved simply via the standard rules.</blockquote>