BTW, if I'm reading the rules right, being disabled means you only get a move or std. action, and a withdraw taken when you don't get a full round's action is a standard action. And taking any standard action while disabled causes you to be dying. Which means a disabled character can't withdraw (w/o dying), so she would have to just move, provoking an attack of opportunity. Which in this DM's opinion, totally sucks.
I want disabled characters to be able to stagger away from their enemies, both you from them and them from you. So, as a house rule, withdraw while disabled is a move action, not a standard one. Just letting you all know, since Alicia just benefitted from it, and some day NPCs may stagger away from you too.
I want disabled characters to be able to stagger away from their enemies, both you from them and them from you. So, as a house rule, withdraw while disabled is a move action, not a standard one. Just letting you all know, since Alicia just benefitted from it, and some day NPCs may stagger away from you too.
