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<blockquote data-quote="P1NBACK" data-source="post: 5879078" data-attributes="member: 83768">Sigh. You guys are hilarious. No. Actually, most of the maneuvers are a normal attack at -4 with proficiencies to reduce the penalty. The enemy gets a Saving Throw vs. Paralysis. OVERRUNIf a combatant wants to move through an opponent withoutstopping to fight him, this is an overrun. To overrun anopponent, the combatant must succeed on a melee attackthrow with a -4 penalty. The opponent must then make a savingthrow versus Paralysis. If the combatant is significantly largerthan the opponent (an ogre or horse overrunning a man, forinstance) the opponent suffers a -4 penalty on his saving throw.If successful, the opponent can choose to block the combatant,but the combatant may deal damage against the opponent as ifhe had struck him in melee. If the opponent fails on his savingthrow, or chooses not to block the combatant, the combatantmay move through the opponent and continue up to hiscombat movement. A successful overrun does not count as acombatant’s attack for the round, and a combatant may makemultiple overruns. For instance, a combatant could overrun 2goblins and then attack the witch-doctor they were guarding.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="P1NBACK, post: 5879078, member: 83768"] Sigh. You guys are hilarious. No. Actually, most of the maneuvers are a normal attack at -4 with proficiencies to reduce the penalty. The enemy gets a Saving Throw vs. Paralysis. [B]OVERRUN[/B] If a combatant wants to move through an opponent without stopping to fight him, this is an overrun. To overrun an opponent, the combatant must succeed on a melee attack throw with a -4 penalty. The opponent must then make a saving throw versus Paralysis. If the combatant is significantly larger than the opponent (an ogre or horse overrunning a man, for instance) the opponent suffers a -4 penalty on his saving throw. If successful, the opponent can choose to block the combatant, but the combatant may deal damage against the opponent as if he had struck him in melee. If the opponent fails on his saving throw, or chooses not to block the combatant, the combatant may move through the opponent and continue up to his combat movement. A successful overrun does not count as a combatant’s attack for the round, and a combatant may make multiple overruns. For instance, a combatant could overrun 2 goblins and then attack the witch-doctor they were guarding. [/QUOTE]

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