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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SBMC" data-source="post: 2745750" data-attributes="member: 30040">The question here lies with whether after the overrun attempt your continued movement generates a second AoO. Is the overrun attempt and the movement one thing?I see your point here as well - and once again it makes logical sense. However note that moving 5 feet never produces an AoO; so in this case (I entered your square from an adjacent square) the AoO you propose is created (by moving out of a threatened square) cannot be. Thus if there is an AoO here It is created by me entering the opponents square exclusively.Now if I moved 10 feet through squares you threaten AND then made an overrun attempt against you do you get two AoO’s? The answer there would No; because you only get to make one AoO per AoO generated. I would say here the movement and the overrun attempt are one in the same. IMO, and it is only an opinion:A. The movement you make before you enter the opponents square and the overrun attempt itself are one “action”. Thus no matter how you slice it; anything prior to the actual overrun itself is a single AoO.B. Based on what I read in the RAW the act of entering the opponents square generates an AoO and the leaving that same square after the successful overrun attempt and moving 10 feet is generates a second AoO – if after the overrun you only move 5 feet then no AoO.This is one advantage of Improved Overrun: the feat says no AoO’s; I would hold that to mean before and after the actual overrun occurs.</blockquote>

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