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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zenon" data-source="post: 879488" data-attributes="member: 352">Sorry to everyone if I misquoted them, I probably read it wrong.It's a very limited (situational dependent) "force multiplier". Unlike the archery feat chain that can unleash a can of whoop anytime the archer can get a full-attack action, the AoO's can only be used if your enemy gives you the openings (perhaps due to low Int, poor tactics, etc).Again, you are assuming that the provoking spellcaster is directly adjacent to the person taking the AoO and cannot/will not take a 5' step backwards in order not to provoke.As for the removal of #2, I agree it's dangerous but I also think it should be dangerous so I personally don't see a problem with it. This may vary from DM to DM so I can understand your reasoning.I have never really had an AoO chain go for an incredible stretch of back & forth like that, but I can see that limiting it may be a good thing so it didn't get out of hand. As for #2, I think it's already implied in the rule (per different action), so 1 for moving, 1 for drinking potion, 1 for sheathing weapon, etc. Even if an attacker ran in a tight 5' circle around you through all your threatened squares, he should only provoke 1 AoO (IMO).</blockquote>