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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Liquidsabre" data-source="post: 1479041" data-attributes="member: 15635">Entanglement doesn't necessarily mean complete coverage by the net. Entanglement coudl mean the net has tangled with your legs, an arm, or your helm for example. having too many stipulations for the abstract form of entanglement could make the net a little too strong in combat (not that I wouldn't mind seeing this a bit). technically one can still fight and attack while entangled by a net (only a -2 attack penalty). Technically wouldn't an attack on the net constitute a sunder attempt? Afterall you are attacking your opponent's weapon (the net). So it should be worked out as a a Sudner attack as normal. The AC of the object calculated as a held object, they have that in D&D somewhere right?</blockquote>